# About us

Geocalia is a travel guide designed to help you choose well: what to do, where to eat and where to stay, depending on how you travel.

Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/about-us · Revisado: 2026-11-11

Geocalia is a travel guide that began in Spanish and now has this English edition, which for the time being covers fewer destinations. It brings together destinations, activities, day trips and getaways, and presents them so you can decide quickly: how long it takes, who it suits, what it costs and what is worth knowing before you go.

## What you will find

Destinations of every size: a country, a region, a valley or a village. Each one has its own page.

Ways to travel. The same place is not experienced the same way by car or by motorhome, camping, backpacking, without a car, by motorbike or in full luxury. Choose how you are travelling and the page suggests where to stay and which services you will need.

Day trips that combine something to do with somewhere to eat, sorted by how long it takes to get there from your city.

Getaways of two or three nights with an hour-by-hour plan.

Saved. If you sign in with your Google account you can save destinations, day trips and places to stay and find them again on any device. Everything else can be read without signing up.

## What you will not find

Made-up ratings. We only show scores when they come from a provider, and we say which one.

Endless lists. We prefer a few options and an explanation of why each one is there.

Sponsored content dressed up as a recommendation.

## Who publishes Geocalia

Geocalia is a project of LouzetTech S.L.U., based at Calle Gomis 38, 08760 Martorell (Barcelona, España). You can write to us at louzettech@gmail.com.

## How it is funded

Geocalia is free. When a page links to an accommodation or activity provider, the link may be an affiliate link: if you book through it, we receive a commission at no cost to you. That does not decide what we recommend. We explain this in How we work.

## A site built for assistants too

Every page has a clean-text version at the same address ending in .md, and the site publishes a guide for language models at /llms.txt. If you use an assistant to plan a trip, it can read Geocalia without guessing.