The Hills course at Lumine Mediterranea Beach Club & Golf Community occupies rolling terrain near the coastal town of La Pineda in Catalonia, approximately ten kilometers southwest of Tarragona. Designed by Spanish architect Alfonso Vidaor, the layout takes advantage of natural elevation changes uncommon in this Mediterranean coastal region, with the routing moving through gentle hills and valleys that provide varied topography and strategic interest. The course sits within a larger resort and residential development that includes additional golf facilities and accommodations. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making across the undulating landscape, with fairways that follow the natural contours and greens positioned to reward accurate approach play. Water features appear on several holes, and the property's inland setting means the layout incorporates Mediterranean vegetation including pines and native scrub. The elevation changes create opportunities for both uphill and downhill shots, adding dimension to club selection and course management decisions. Lumine Mediterranea functions as a golf-centered resort community, drawing visitors from northern Europe and other parts of Spain who seek accessible golf in Catalonia's Costa Daurada region. The facility caters to traveling golfers with multiple courses on the property, providing variety for extended stays. The climate allows for year-round play, with mild winters and warm summers typical of the Mediterranean coast. The Hills course represents one component of a comprehensive golf destination designed to serve both resort guests and residential members within the community.