The Lakes course at Lumine Mediterranea Beach Club & Golf Community is a Greg Norman design that opened in the early 2000s as part of a larger resort development along Spain's Costa Daurada. Located in La Pineda, just south of Tarragona in Catalonia, the course occupies relatively flat terrain near the Mediterranean coast. Norman's routing incorporates water features throughout the layout—hence the name—with lakes and wetlands coming into play on multiple holes and serving as both strategic hazards and visual focal points across the property. The design reflects Norman's characteristic emphasis on risk-reward opportunities and strategic options from the tee. Wide fairways allow players to choose aggressive or conservative lines depending on pin positions and conditions, while the water hazards demand precision on approach shots. The course benefits from the region's mild Mediterranean climate, which supports year-round play and attracts both resort guests and visiting golfers touring the Costa Daurada. Lumine Mediterranea functions as a residential golf community and resort destination, with the Lakes course serving as one of multiple layouts on the property. The facility caters to international visitors, particularly from northern Europe, who are drawn to the combination of coastal location, modern amenities, and golf designed by a recognizable name in course architecture. The setting offers views toward the Mediterranean and the surrounding Catalan landscape, though the course itself is defined more by its internal water features and strategic design than by dramatic elevation changes or coastal drama.