The Catalan Traffic Service (Servei Català de Trànsit - SCT) expects exceptionally high traffic levels on 12 Augustdue to the total solar eclipse, which will make Salou one of the main viewing locations in Catalonia. Because of the large number of visitors expected, people already staying in Salou are encouraged to walk to the viewing areas whenever possible, avoiding the use of private vehicles.
The solar eclipse will be a special moment for many families. For children, it is a great opportunity to witness a rare natural event, but it is important to follow a few simple recommendations to make sure they can enjoy it safely.
To mark this astronomical event, Salou Town Council and the Salou Municipal Tourist Board have organised a wide-ranging programme of educational and leisure activities for all ages in the days leading up to the eclipse.
Salou City Council and the Municipal Tourism Board have launched a large-scale operation to distribute a total of 67,000 certified eclipse glasses for the safe observation of the solar eclipse on 12 August.