Càmping Riembau
Camping Riembau is located on the Costa Brava, in Platja d'Aro. A natural setting with beautiful golden sandy beaches that coexist with the elegance of the cultural, gastronomic, leisure and tourist services offered in the area, the ideal place to spend the best family holidays.
Services
The campsite offers all the facilities and services you would expect from a top-class campsite. Quality, hygiene and friendly service are the priorities.
If you like sports, there is a sports complex with personalized gymnastics or team sports programs. Sport, health and leisure within your reach.
Among the services you will find:
- Restaurant
- Takeaway food
- Bar
- Supermarket
- Hair salon
- Washing machines
- Internet room
- WIFI
- Safe deposit boxes
- Medical service
- Mini-golf
- Tennis courts
- Football pitches
- Basketball courts
- Gym
- Ping-pong
- Game room
- Kiosk
- Outdoor pools
- Indoor swimming pools
- Jacuzzis
- Children's playground
- Petanque
- Bike rental
- Parking
- ...
Animation
Animation for children and adults:
- Rimbi Club
- Workshops
- Games
- Zumba
- Spinning
- Aquagym
- Party nights for the whole family
- ...
Accommodations
The accommodation at Camping Riembau is excellent. You can choose between spacious shaded pitches or the high-quality mobile homes on offer. Enjoy the campsite with all the comforts at your fingertips.
Reception
At the reception of Camping Riembau you will find a large number of brochures which will inform you about what you can visit and do during your holiday at the campsite. The friendly receptionists can also give you guidance.
Family Tourism Destination
Camping Riembau now has the Family Tourism Destination (DTF) seal created by the Catalan Tourism Agency. This seal certifies our establishment as suitable for children and guarantees that families can enjoy their holidays in a suitable environment, with all the specific services for their needs.
See you soon!
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