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What is glamping and why is it trending in Catalonia?
5. Coco Tent – Camping Cala Canyelles (Lloret de Mar)
4. Woody Glamping – Camping Riu (Sant Pere Pescador)
3. Safari Plus Glamping – Camping Caballo de Mar and Cala Gogo Internacional
2. Loft Plus AC Glamping – Camping Rupit
1. XL AC Glamping – Camping Riu (Sant Pere Pescador)
Summary table of our selection
Why Choose a Glamping with Sènia
First Time Glamping? Here Are the Answers to Your Questions
What is glamping and why is it trending in Catalonia?
Glamping in Catalonia offers a new way to travel: sleeping in the heart of nature with all the comfort of a well-equipped accommodation. Somewhere between traditional camping and a boutique hotel, this type of stay combines outdoor experiences with premium amenities: large beds, private bathrooms, kitchen, terrace… all located in carefully chosen natural surroundings.
What’s the difference between glamping and camping?
In traditional camping, you pitch your own tent, cook outdoors and share facilities. In contrast, glamping gives you everything ready-made, without losing contact with nature. It’s an ideal option for those who want to experience the outdoors without giving up comfort.
In Catalonia, glamping has found its niche between the sea and the mountains. Here’s a selection of accommodations that represent different ways of enjoying stylish camping, from practical options for a comfortable break to real lodge-style tents with kitchen and bathroom. What they all share: they’re nestled in the landscape, environmentally respectful, and offer a different kind of holiday. Discover our Top 5 and find the one that best suits your travel style.
5. Coco Tent – Camping Cala Canyelles (Lloret de Mar)
A simple yet cosy retreat, perfect for unwinding with your pet.
Located in the heart of the Costa Brava, the Coco Glamping Tent is the only one on this list that welcomes pets, making it a favourite for travellers with dogs. Despite its compact size (16 m²), it surprises with its practical layout: two rooms, a furnished terrace, and a shaded area ideal for outdoor dining or storing bikes. Designed for up to 4 people, it has a retro yet functional vibe that makes it unique. While it doesn’t have a private bathroom, it’s very close to the campsite’s facilities. Its location at Camping Cala Canyelles ensures peace and natural shade under Mediterranean trees.
4. Woody Glamping – Camping Riu (Sant Pere Pescador)
Simplicity with all essentials: a functional, well-located glamping.
Set in Camping Riu, by the river Fluvià and just a stone’s throw from the sea, Woody Glamping is perfect for those looking for a peaceful getaway with everything within easy reach. Sleeping up to 5 people and with a private bathroom, it offers the perfect balance between comfort and simplicity. Its front terrace with a wooden porch allows for outdoor meals even on hot days, and the interior features air conditioning, a kitchen, a table, and tasteful décor in warm tones. It’s located in the campsite with the widest glamping selection in the Sènia Group, an ideal natural setting for those wanting to explore the Aiguamolls Natural Park, while also enjoying entertainment, sports, and water activities in a summery, nature-filled atmosphere.
3. Safari Plus Glamping – Camping Caballo de Mar and Cala Gogo Internacional
Your private terrace with a seaside spirit and a sense of adventure.
The Safari tent model is available at several Sènia Group campsites, but here we highlight two versions that stand out for their setting and unique character.
This glamping combines space and practicality, with a generous surface area (50 m²) and room for six guests. It features three bedrooms, one of which has a magical twist for kids: a secret attic-style room accessible through a wooden heart. The glamping also includes a private bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, dining area and terrace. All this with wooden finishes and air conditioning to ensure comfort even in the height of summer.
Camping Caballo de Mar (Pineda de Mar)
Located right on the beachfront, this Safari Plus glamping lets you wake up to the sea breeze and fall asleep to the sound of waves. It’s perfect for those dreaming of a seaside holiday without compromising on home comforts. The atmosphere is cheerful and summery, ideal for families wanting a mix of beach, entertainment, and vibrant energy in one place.
Camping Cala Gogo Internacional (Calonge i Sant Antoni)
This glamping sits in one of the campsite’s quietest areas, on a hilltop surrounded by pines. From its terrace, you can enjoy sea views, and it’s only a five-minute walk to the chill-out area. A fantastic option for travellers seeking a more relaxed glamping experience in full nature.
2. Loft Plus AC Glamping – Camping Rupit
Two-storey glamping that feels like a fairytale cabin in the mountains.
This duplex glamping is one of the most original in the Sènia catalogue. With air conditioning, a private bathroom, and a layout designed for 5 people, it blends rustic charm with modern comfort right in the middle of nature. The ground floor features a kitchen, terrace, full bathroom, and two bunk beds. Upstairs, a double room in a wooden attic with a sloped ceiling, perfect for a cosy night’s sleep surrounded by the quiet forest. Located at Camping Rupit, just minutes from the charming medieval village of the same name, in the Osona region. Ideal for those looking for hiking routes and deeper connection with the surroundings.
1. XL AC Glamping – Camping Riu (Sant Pere Pescador)
The largest, most complete, and natural: your XL home in the Aiguamolls Natural Park.
This is the second featured accommodation at Camping Riu, the Sènia Group’s campsite with the widest variety of glampings. Its privileged natural environment, cycling routes, wellness activities like yoga or river kayaking, and family-friendly vibe make it the perfect setting for slow-style glamping: relaxed, comfortable, and connected to nature.
With its 60 m², three bedrooms, private bathroom, and air conditioning, the XL AC Glamping is the only one with space for 8 people. Its front terrace is perfect for family meals or unwinding after a day at the beach or on an excursion. Located by the Fluvià river and just a few minutes by bike from the beach, it’s an excellent choice for those seeking untouched nature. From here, you can go kayaking, visit the Aiguamolls de l’Empordà, or browse the markets of Sant Pere Pescador. Its size and setting make it the most complete glamping in the Sènia Group.
Plus, if you book a Safari Smart or Safari Plus glamping at Camping Riu, you’ll enjoy one free hour of kayaking!
Summary table of our selection
Please note that many of these accommodations are also available in versions with different capacities (for 2, 4, 5 or 6 people), depending on the campsite. You can check all available options on the official Sènia website to find the one that best suits your group.
Why Choose a Glamping with Sènia
Sènia Group is committed to comfortable, sustainable tourism in harmony with the natural surroundings. Many of its campsites follow eco-camping principles, with accommodations integrated into the landscape, energy efficiency, and respect for the environment.
Each glamping is designed to offer you a unique experience, with comfortable lodgings, high ecological value locations, and services tailored to enhance your stay.
Whether you’re looking for adventure, rest, nature, or the sea, there’s a glamping waiting for you. You can also enrich your stay with Sènia Experiences such as nature picnics, yoga, bike routes or stargazing evenings.
First Time Glamping? Here Are the Answers to Your Questions
We know choosing accommodation raises many questions: will it be comfortable? Will it be too hot in summer? Is it a good option for kids? Here we answer the most frequently asked questions to help you choose the glamping that best suits your travel style.
Is it hot inside a glamping tent in summer?
This is a common concern, especially in July and August. Many accommodations, like the Loft Plus AC at Caballo de Mar and Camping Riu, are equipped with air conditioning. Others, like the Safari at Cala Canyelles, are located in shaded or elevated areas that help keep them cool.
Which glamping is best for families with young children?
If you’re travelling with young children, the Safari Plus Glamping at Caballo de Mar is one of the top choices. It’s located right on the beach in Pineda de Mar, so you can enjoy the sea without needing to pack up everything or drive. Plus, the campsite is flat and easy to get around on foot: the restaurant, supermarket, kids’ pool and play area are always close by. The atmosphere is lively and family-friendly, with entertainment for little ones.
If you prefer more space, nature, and tranquillity, Woody Glamping at Camping Riu is another great option. This campsite offers family-friendly activities such as kayaking or cycling along the river, green spaces for free movement, and a more relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding with the kids without giving up child-friendly amenities.
Which glampings have direct beach access?
The glampings at Camping Caballo de Mar and Cala Gogo Internacional are the closest to the sea. In both cases, you can reach the beach without a car: a few steps away at Caballo de Mar, or via the internal shuttle at Cala Gogo.
Ready for a New Way to Travel?
Glamping is not just a type of accommodation, it’s a travel philosophy. It allows you to reconnect with what matters most without giving up comfort, to explore incredible corners of Catalonia, and to create unforgettable moments.
