Catalonia is a bicycle tourism paradise. More than 6,000 kilometres of roads and paths cover the region so you can discover its most privileged spots. You’ll find long routes designed to be covered over one or several days or to be travelled in various stages or circular routes from a base camp. There are also …
Do you want to go down rivers with descents of over six metres? Have you ever tried rowing down an Olympic-length race course? In Catalonia, if you go rowing or canoeing, you can combine your training at excellently equipped facilities with the thrill of descents and the excitement of new experiences. Whitewater rafting and canoeing …
Come along on a two-day getaway to enjoy Terra Alta DO wines in an environment that is already part of the historical memory: the sites of the Battle of the Ebro. This wine tourism experience will let you savour the body and soul of the wines from the Xavier Clua, Bernaví and LaFou wineries while …
With its 320 square kilometres, the Ebro Delta is the largest wetland area in Catalonia and a refuge for all kinds of waterfowl. During the guided tour “Veigues quin Delta!” (Look what a delta!) you’ll circle through all of the spaces of the MónNatura Ebro Delta centre, which works to preserve the saltworks and traditional …
Bees play an essential role in nature. Without them there would be no agriculture or fruit to harvest. To get to know them better and also to be aware of their important role, we suggest a trip to the Muria Apiarian Interpretation Centre in El Perelló to learn about the exciting world of bees and …
Mask, snorkel and in the water! If there is one holiday activity that your children will love, it is a family day out at the beach. Come and enjoy a day at the beach in Catalonia. There are so many things to do… Here is a suggestion that is sure to put a smile on …
As The Little Prince puts it, ‘All grown-ups were once children… only few of them remember it’. What about you: would you like to give your memory a jolt? In Tivissa, you can give free reign to one of the classic childhood thrills: a taste for giddy heights. How, you ask? By climbing in El Foix canyon.
Miravet is a town that seems to defy the law of gravity. It was built on an abrupt hill in the middle of the Ebro’s meander, a privileged vantage point that has become one of the prettiest villages of the Terres de l’Ebre. We invite you to take a walk through the living history of …