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Meet your Tour Director and check into hotel
Welcome meeting and orientation
Training session led by your coaching staffParticipate in a training session at a local field in the area.
Dinner
Travel to the Costa Daurada area
Costa Daurada Cup Opening CeremonyWe will attend the Costa Daurada Cup opening ceremonies where performances, fireworks, and music will be included.
Costa Daurada Cup First Round matchParticipate in your team's first round match.
Dinner
Participate in your team's second round match.
Lunch
Tarragona city walkEnjoy an introductory city tour of Tarragona, which will highlight many of the top sights and landmarks. Our tour will be both on our private bus and on foot. We will focus on the historic old quarter and the Roman remains of the city.
Dinner
Participate in your team's third round match.
Lunch
Salou free timeTake this opportunity to explore Salou! You can shop, explore the beach, go the Port Aventura Waterpark, or do some sightseeing.
Dinner
Participate in your team's playoff round match.
Lunch
Free time at one of Salou’s beachesSpend some time relaxing on one of Salou's beaches.
Dinner
If we won our playoff matches the previous day, we will participate in the Cup Finals. If we are not in the finals, we will depart the Costa Daurada and make our way to Barcelona.
Lunch
Travel to Barcelona
Attend a professional soccer matchAttend a professional soccer match featuring teams from the top leagues. Seeing the top talent in the world in person would itself be an unforgettable experience, but add the passionate crowds singing, cheering, and chanting, and you will enter an atmosphere that can only be understood through personal experience.
Dinner
Spend time in Parc Güell, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, 'Works of Antoni Gaudi.' Designed primarily by Gaudí, particularly interesting areas of the park include a mosaic pagoda, a lizard fountain spitting water, an undulating bench decorated with ceramic fragments, and an array of unique Doric columns, which are hollow and serve as part of Gaudí's drainage system. Visit Sagrada Familia, a breathtaking church that has been under construction since 1882 and is not expected to be completed until 2026! Despite its unfinished state, the church has 18 spindle-shaped towers that soar above the church itself, making for a striking addition to Barcelona’s skyline and more than worth the visit. Explore the Barri Gotic and see Olympic Stadium.
Camp Nou Stadium visitBecome a 'Cules' for the day when you visit the largest stadium in Europe and the home of the great FC Barcelona.
Free time to explore Barcelona
Dinner
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