Modern Calella has its origins in a fishing village that began to be built here in the 14th century. A train ride from Barcelona through a rock-cut tunnel brings you to a lovely little town on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.
The beaches of Calella are what attract many tourists. Warm sea waves and golden sand delight the town's visitors and its inhabitants throughout the warm season. The city beach stretches for three kilometers along the city. And a little farther picturesque cliffs and secluded bays between them begin. Here you will find not only a quiet vacation on the beaches, but also space for diving, surfing and other water activities for every taste.
Kalella impresses guests not only with its beaches, but also with the beauty of ancient architecture. Here you can see the ruins of optical telegraph towers and visit bomb shelters from the civil war. To catch the rhythm of Calella life, stroll along the Passeig-Maritim promenade with its countless shops. Or come to Calella during one of the music or dance festivals. After all, it is considered a local cultural center for a reason.
There's plenty to do in Calella for nightlife lovers, those who prefer a quiet holiday, and even little travelers.