Getting to La Daurada
La Daurada · Getting here
At the tip of the breakwater, in Vilanova’s harbour
We are on the Moll de Ponent in Vilanova i la Geltrú, next to the seafront promenade. La Marabanda is in the building next door, on the same Plaça del Trajo de Garbí.
It is 1.6 km on foot from the train station, about 22 minutes, and 640 m from the nearest bus stop.
On foot to La Daurada
- From the train station (orange line) Rodalies R2 Sud 1.6 km on foot · about 22 min
- From the Pg. Carme – Rbla. Pirelli stop (blue line) Bus L68 (town service), both directions 640 m on foot · about 9 min
- From the Pg. Ribes Roges – Torre Ribes Roges stop (purple line) Bus L68 (town service), both directions 880 m on foot · about 12 min
- From the Pg. Marítim – Gas stop (green line) Bus L68 (town service), both directions 920 m on foot · about 13 min
La Marabanda is in the building next door, 80 m on foot from La Daurada.
Better without a car
Train, bus and walking are the most sustainable ways to get to La Daurada. If you have to come by car, share it. Walking times are the ones a route planner works out on the map.
By train
- Vilanova i la Geltrú stationRodalies R2 Sud and the regional lines R13, R14, R15, R16 and R17. Timetables at rodalies.gencat.cat (external site).
- From the station to La Daurada1.6 km on foot, about 22 minutes: towards the sea as far as Rambla Pirelli, then along Passeig del Carme and Rambla del Port to the end of the quay. It is the orange route on the map.
By bus
- L68 · Empresa PlanaThe line from Vilafranca del Penedès that runs Vilanova’s town bus service. It stops at Pg. Carme – Rbla. Pirelli in both directions, 640 m from La Daurada (about 9 minutes on foot). It also stops at Pg. Ribes Roges – Torre Ribes Roges and Pg. Marítim – Gas. Timetables at empresaplana.cat (external site).
- L72 · SitgesIt stops at Plaça d’Eduard Maristany, opposite the station: from there, the same way as from the train. Timetables at vilanova.cat (external site).
- e15.1 and e15.2 (Barcelona), Airport – Bellvitge, El Vendrell and Tarragona · Bus GarrafThey stop at Plaça d’Eduard Maristany, opposite the station: from there, the same way as from the train. Timetables at busgarraf.cat (external site).
- Other lines and night busIgualada, Cubelles, the hospitals, the N30 night bus and the other intercity lines, with timetables, at vilanova.cat (external site).
On foot, by bike or e-scooter
- Along the seafrontRambla del Port takes you from the promenade to the end of the Moll de Ponent, where you will find La Daurada and, in the building next door, La Marabanda.
- Bike and e-scooter parkingWe have built it right next to La Daurada, for bikes and electric scooters.
If you come by car
- La Daurada car park120 spaces, exclusively for customers, with spaces for people with reduced mobility. If you have lunch or dinner at the restaurant, you get 3 hours free; if you come for a drink, we take 1 hour off, and we can give you more if you stay longer. Your waiter gives you the voucher or, if not, the restaurant staff. In high season and on busy event days it fills up quickly: it is worth arriving early or coming by public transport.
- Park-and-ride car parksThe town’s network of park-and-ride car parks on the outskirts: leave the car there and finish the journey by bus or on foot.
Getting here
Plaça Trajo de Garbí, s/nMoll de Ponent
08800 Vilanova i la Geltrú
- Private car park with 120 spaces, for customers only
- Call us at +34 938 15 98 20 Option 1: automatic bookings.Option 2: speak to the restaurant.
- Message us on WhatsApp at +34 660 02 80 23 (external site)
- Email us at [email protected]
