Top Nature in Catalonia

If you're into people-watching, grab a bench near the playground or the fountain. Watching local kids play is super fun and gives you a taste of daily life in Barcelona.

don't miss the cascada monumental—it's stunning! i was blown away by the details. it’s great for a photo op, so take your time there

Try to get to the park around 9 AM. You'll beat the crowd and enjoy a peaceful stroll before it gets busy. Plus, the morning light is perfect for photos!

Try to get there right when the park opens at 9 AM. You'll beat the crowds and have more space to enjoy the beautiful areas without too many people in your photos

If you want to save some money, bring your own snacks and drinks. The onsite café is pretty pricey for a quick bite.

Definitely buy your tickets online! I saved time by skipping the line, which looked super long at the entrance. Plus, you can sometimes find discounts online

Check out the feeding times for the sharks and rays. I totally missed it but heard it was a highlight! I recommend marking it on your map when you get there.

Don't skip the gift shop! I found some cute and unique souvenirs there that you won't spot at other touristy spots. Just watch your budget, they can be a bit pricey.

Try to catch a spot at the underwater tunnel. I suggest getting there early; it gets packed fast, and it’s just breathtaking to watch the fish swim above you!

Check the tide schedule before you go. I found the best swimming times were just after low tide when the water was clear and calm. Totally worth planning ahead!

Forget the flip-flops and wear water shoes instead. The rocky areas can be a bit tough on bare feet, and water shoes made it way easier to get around.

If you're on a budget, hit up the beach bars during happy hour for cheaper drinks and snacks – I snagged a great mojito for half price!

Don’t forget sunscreen, even if it looks cloudy! I forgot it one day and ended up looking like a lobster. A good tip is to reapply every couple of hours, especially after swimming.

If you're looking to save a few bucks, bring some snacks and drinks. The cafes nearby are a bit pricey, and you can enjoy your own food while soaking up the sun.

I think you should download an offline map beforehand. Service can be spotty once you're in the labyrinth, and getting lost can be frustrating but also fun if you're prepared!

Don't forget to wear comfy shoes. The pathways can be tricky and uneven, which I learned the hard way after tripping a couple of times. But hey, it added to the adventure.