Cove-filled coastlines? Ancient architecture? Great gastronomy? There’s something for everybody in Cambrils in the Costa Dorada. Fly into Reus and you’ll have this does-it-all region at your fingertips. But with so much to see and do it can be difficult to know where to start… and that’s where we come in!

1. Laze on one of the four Blue Flag beaches

Life’s a beach in Cambrils, with year-round sunshine and not one, not two but four Blue Flag stretches to choose from. The shallow, calm waters at Regueral and La Llosa Beach get the thumbs-up from families, while exciting water sports are a treat for thrill-seekers! Vilafortuny and Cavet Beach are sunbathing standouts, boasting all the amenities you could need for those do-not-disturb days in the rays.

2. Hire a bike and explore

Scenic coastal routes, quiet roads and easy access to mountain climbs has put Cambrils firmly on the map for cycling holidays. A 25km-long network of well-maintained cycle paths scribble across the region, so all abilities can enjoy some sightseeing from the saddle. The seafront trail between Cambrils and Salou is tailor-made for picturesque pedals with the whole family. More of a seasoned pro? Give yourself a challenge and take on the twists and turns of the La Mussara Route.

3. Try out the water sports

Nautic Parc covers nearly 90km of the Costa Dorada’s coast, making it a hub of offshore activities. Try your hand at scuba diving and discover the fascinating underwater world or cruise across the waves on a boat trip. You could even head out fishing and catch your dinner! Paddleboarding, kayaking and windsurfing are all on the agenda too.

4. Sample the gastronomy in the ‘culinary capital of the Costa Dorada’

It’s no surprise that foodies flock here, with over 150 restaurants to enjoy! There are eateries to suit every taste and budget, from tasty tapas bars to sizzling seafood restaurants – some even with Michelin stars to boot. Grilled shrimp drizzled in olive oil, crispy Tudela artichokes and rich tomato-based romesco sauce are just a few of the must-eats! There are various gastronomic routes you can follow, which showcase some of the best restaurants in the area.

5. Wander around the gardens at Parc Samà

For a nature-filled day out, you can’t beat Parc Samà. Tucked away in the countryside, this botanical paradise is a feast for the eyes and senses. Wildlife fans will spot creatures of all kinds, including peacocks, turtles and deer. With a lake, waterfall and more than 800 palm trees, it’s the perfect place to switch off for a few hours and unwind.

Ready to explore Cambrils?