MIC FOOTBALL 2027

Camp Nou tour and museum

A day trip down the coast to Barcelona's stadium — the museum with the trophies and the shirts, then the walk out through the tunnel to the pitchside where the squad can stand where the teams line up. It is the one afternoon every player on the tour has already asked about, so it earns its place on the itinerary early.

Girona FC matchday at Montilivi

Girona's ground sits twenty minutes inland from the coast, and when the fixture list lines up the squad takes in a full La Liga match from the stands — a compact stadium where the noise carries and the football is close. Kick-off times move with the broadcaster, so Revel confirms this once the fixture is fixed and builds the day around it.

Session with a local Catalan club

Revel arranges a training session with a grassroots club on the coast, so the squad trains alongside players who grew up in the Catalan game — short passing, quick movement, keeping the ball on the floor. A different accent on the football before the tour moves on, and usually the session the coaches talk about most.

Barcelona city day

A full day in Barcelona by coach — the Sagrada Família, a walk down Las Ramblas to the harbour, and time on the beachfront at Barceloneta before the drive back up the coast. Revel keeps the group together with a fixed meeting point and a set timetable, so coaches get a proper day out without herding forty players round a city.

Camí de Ronda coast walk

The old coastguards' path that runs along the cliffs between the coves — from Palamós round to Calella de Palafrugell is the classic stretch, with pine woods, hidden beaches and the sea on one side the whole way. A recovery-day walk that doubles as the best scenery on the tour, finished with an ice cream on the front.

Dalí Theatre-Museum, Figueres

Half an hour up the road in Figueres, the museum Salvador Dalí built for himself — the eggs on the roof, the courtyard with the car, and rooms that reward a squad that thinks museums are boring. It is an easy morning that sends a group home with something to talk about beyond the football.

Girona old town walk

A walk through Girona's old quarter — the coloured houses along the river, the cathedral steps, and a full circuit of the medieval walls with the city laid out below. It is compact enough to do in a couple of hours, and coaches tend to pair it with the matchday at Montilivi for a full Girona day.

Karting at Lloret de Mar

An outdoor kart circuit a few minutes from the Lloret hotels, run as a squad race with heats and a final — the reliable evening activity when the football is done and the players still have energy to burn. Open year-round, so it works for an Easter tour as well as a summer one.

Tossa de Mar old town and beach

A walled medieval town sitting right on the sand, with the castle walls to walk along, the lighthouse at the top and a sweep of beach below. Squads use it for a half-day off — the walk up for the view and the photo, then the beach for a game of football or a swim if the weather is on side.