Selles Holiday Deals

Selles Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Selles

Yep. We hear ya. Wanderlust — it gets right into your bones. So, isn't it high time you booked your next adventure? Selles awaits!

You can find one of Spain's most significant cities just a few hours from Selles. Andorra la Vella is 70 kilometres to the northeast.

In the mood for a bit of time in the natural world? Hop in the car and check out Congost de Montrebei, 18 kilometres away from Selles. You can also get some fresh air at Congost de Collegats, 30 kilometres away.

Powder hounds enjoy staying in Selles, as it offers easy access to Soldeu Ski Resort and Pal-Arinsal Ski Resort. Remember to pile on the layers! These snowy wonderlands can get seriously icy.

Interested in stopping by Montsec Astronomical Observatory and Via ferrada Teletubbies? They're near the middle of Sant Esteve de la Sarga, 11 kilometres to the west. Alternatively, you could go to Camarasa. It's 15 kilometres to the south of Selles and popular for Parc Arqueòlogic Didàctic de Sant Llorenç de Montgai and Jaciment de la Roca dels Bous.

Solsona, 50 kilometres to the east, may be worth a day trip. Use it as a port of call when swinging by Solsona Cathedral, the Solsona Diocesan and Regional Museum and the Palau Episcopal. If you're still not persuaded, other nearby attractions include Cementiri d'Olius and Plaça Major.

Whether you prefer chasing Michelin stars or nibbling on a simple street snack, sampling the local food and drink is perhaps the best thing about travel. So why not treat your taste buds by tucking into some of the region's appetising offerings?

A standard meal here often includes hazelnuts and rice, two regularly used ingredients for which the local area is known for dishing up.

Of course, you can't leave Selles without tasting pa amb tomàquet (tomato bread) or escudella (pasta stew). Popular with locals and considered specialty dishes, they are a must-try experience for any self-respecting food fan.

If a life without dessert doesn't seem like a life worth living, you should definitely acquaint yourself with turron de agramunt (wafer sweet). This sweet treat tells the story of the area in just one bite.

There's so much more to travelling than ticking off attractions and trying the local cuisine. It's also about the experiences you have with the people and their culture. Make the most of your Catalonia Pyrenees escape by learning a handful of local phrases. '¡Buena suerte!' is how you say 'good luck'. '¿Querría bailar conmigo?', which means 'would you like to dance?', is also rather common.

There's bound to be excitement in the air around the 12th of October. The locals will be making preparations for National Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

Like all good things, your trip to Selles must eventually come to an end. When it's time to pack up your belongings and head off, say "Hasta la vista" and spend your remaining holiday allowance on some unique keepsakes.

From Selles, it's about 130 kilometres southeast to Barcelona International Airport (BCN). This is the closest airport. Make sure you give yourself a little extra time to find your way there so you don't miss your flight back home.