The Camí de Ronda is an old coastal footpath that runs along the rocky southern section of Salou's coastline, connecting the smaller coves that are inaccessible by road. The path passes above the sea on the clifftop, dipping down to pocket beaches like Cala Llenguadets and Cala Font, and the views of the Mediterranean are consistently good.
The full length of the Salou section takes about 90 minutes to walk. It is best done in the early morning before the heat builds — there is little shade along much of the route. Bring water. At several points the path reaches coves where swimming is excellent: the water is clear and calmer than the main beaches.