
COPA MARESME
The Costa Brava is the ideal backdrop — its name alone evokes thoughts of a dream getaway. Every year, this beautiful coastline just north of Barcelona welcomes around 1,000 teams from across Europe and the USA. With its golden beaches, sunny climate, countless attractions, and the legendary FC Barcelona and Camp Nou, it’s a true paradise for football fans.
The Copa Maresme unfolds along the picturesque Costa de Barcelona-Maresme, a 50 km stretch running from Tordera in the north to Barcelona in the south. This lively tournament is held in collaboration with clubs from Pineda de Mar, Blanes, Santa Susanna, San Pol, SantvicentÃ, and Komm Mit, with each town featuring at least one football ground. Bringing together some of Europe’s finest teams, it promises an unforgettable football adventure.


Teams

Opening Ceremony

Teams from everywhere
The Mare Nostrum Cup opens with a vibrant and festive ceremony that perfectly sets the tone for one of Spain’s largest grassroots football tournaments. Held each Easter in Salou, the opening parade along the iconic Passeig Jaume I brings together over 3,000 young players representing more than 400 teams from across Europe and beyond. Players proudly carry their club and national flags through the streets, cheered on by families and local supporters.

ACCOMMODATION
Teams participating in the Copa Maresme can choose from a range of great accommodation options to suit different preferences and budgets.

Alegria Fenals Mar
Alegria Fenals Mar is a relaxed hotel in Lloret de Mar, popular for its close beach access, outdoor pool, and welcoming atmosphere for families and couples

Daurada Splash
Daurada Splash is a family-friendly hotel on Spain’s Costa Daurada, known for its fun water park, comfortable rooms, and easy access to sunny beaches.

Hotel Papi
Hotel Papi is a three-star hotel located in Malgrat de Mar, the heart of Costa Barcelona.
PRICES FROM £355 PER PERSON
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THINGS TO DO
Barcelona offers a vibrant mix of things to do, from exploring GaudÃ’s iconic landmarks and the historic Gothic Quarter to relaxing on its sunny beaches. A visit to the legendary Nou Camp Stadium, home of FC Barcelona, is a must for football fans wanting to soak up the club’s rich history. Just up the coast, the Costa Brava invites you to discover hidden coves, charming seaside villages, and stunning coastal scenery perfect for relaxing or adventure.

Discover Barcelona
Barcelona is a lively coastal city, famous for unique architecture, sunny beaches, and a vibrant mix of culture, food, and football.

Nou Camp Stadium
With a capacity of 99,354, it is now the biggest stadium in Europe

Costa Brava
The Costa Brava is a stunning stretch of Spain’s northeast coast, known for its rugged cliffs, hidden coves, clear waters, and charming seaside villages.