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1. Cambrils Beach

Once you see Cambrils Beach, you’ll understand why thousands of vacationers come to Catalonia. Technically two beaches, Playa de Regueral and Playa Plat d’en Forès, this city beach is popular with locals and tourists. It is located a convenient distance from the town center and amenities. Load up a beach bag and come down to the water ready for a day out. Once you put your feet in the soft beach sand, you may not want to leave.
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Crystal clear water, golden sand and numerous amenities perfect for a day in the sun help Cambrils’ most famous attraction live up to its reputation.

2. Parc Sama

Set amid lime trees and palms, Parc Samà is the ultimate expression of “Indiano,” an architectural and gardening craze that swept Spain during the return of aristocratic families from the Americas in the 19th century. Travel back in time and across the world in its romantic garden buildings, some designed by famed Spanish artist Antoni Gaudí. Stroll down its narrow paths, meet the animals that still live in the Samà family’s personal zoo and appreciate the varied sights and smells.
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See a touch of Cuba along the Catalonian coast at this elaborate and luxurious 19th-century palace and garden complex partially designed by Antoni Gaudi.

3. Castle Vilafortuny

Now mostly used for weddings and galas, the Castle Vilafortuny was once on the front row of history. Built in the 12th century, about when the union of Catalonia and the Kingdom of Aragon marked the beginning of the expulsion of the Moors from Spain, the stone walls have stood through generations of upheaval. Walk to its location, not far from Cambrils, to see a small piece of the history of Spain.
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Dating from the very beginning of the Reconquista, this medieval fortress has witnessed almost 1,000 years of fascinating Catalonian history.

4. La Llosa Roman Villa

La Llosa Roman Villa once stood on slightly raised ground overlooking the sea. The home of a wealthy Roman, this rather large villa was near the Via Augusta that ran from Cadiz to Narbonne, France. It was occupied from the 1st to the 6th centuries, but not discovered until the 20th century. The site has hosted annual work camps since 1990. Pick your way between the ancient stone walls and gardens, imagining yourself back in the heyday of Roman Hispania.
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Go back in time at this nearly 2,000-year-old archaeological site, which is just a short walk from the beaches of the Mediterranean Sea.

5. Fisherman's Park

Very close to the beach, Parc del Pescador is the perfect retreat from the Spanish sun. Modern and full of amenities, it is the crown jewel of Cambrils’ park system. The site spreads out over 54,000 square feet (5,000 square meters), offering multiple play areas for children, a café, lawn games and more. Try the monkey bars, watch a play in the open-air amphitheater or simply lounge in the Mediterranean garden, featuring a selection of plants representing the countries of the basin.
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Play, relax or party in this lively beachside park, with a restaurant and numerous amenities. It’s always bustling with children’s activities.

6. Parc Deltaventur Deltarium

Treat yourself to a fun-filled and action-packed day of outdoor pursuits at Parc Deltaventur Deltarium. This thrilling adventure and nature park hosts a variety of activities, such as paintballing, kayaking and caving on a site that covers more than 27 acres (11 hectares). It encompasses lagoons, a river, a nature park and hiking and biking trails.
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Engage your sense of adventure and experience an exciting mix of activities for all ages at this adventure park in the countryside.

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Parc Sama

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See a touch of Cuba along the Catalonian coast at this elaborate and luxurious 19th-century palace and garden complex partially designed by Antoni Gaudi.

Parc Sama
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Castle Vilafortuny

Dating from the very beginning of the Reconquista, this medieval fortress has witnessed almost 1,000 years of fascinating Catalonian history.

Castle Vilafortuny
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La Llosa Roman Villa

Go back in time at this nearly 2,000-year-old archaeological site, which is just a short walk from the beaches of the Mediterranean Sea.

La Llosa Roman Villa
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Platja del Regueral

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Platja del Regueral during your trip to Cambrils? While you're in the area, stroll along the waterfront.

Platja del Regueral
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Fisherman's Park

Play, relax or party in this lively beachside park, with a restaurant and numerous amenities. It’s always bustling with children’s activities.

Fisherman's Park
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Parc Deltaventur Deltarium

Engage your sense of adventure and experience an exciting mix of activities for all ages at this adventure park in the countryside.

Parc Deltaventur Deltarium
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History Museum of Cambrils

This 14th-century hydraulic flour mill explores the history of Cambrils through archaeological finds from its Roman past. See its ancient equipment in action.

History Museum of Cambrils
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Vilafortuny Beach

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Vilafortuny Beach during your trip to Cambrils? While you're in the area, stroll along the waterfront.

Vilafortuny Beach
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Pinaret Park

Cambrils’ newest park is made for kids, offering educational and recreational opportunities for all ages alongside relaxing spaces under shady pines.

Pinaret Park

Day trip destinations from Cambrils

Salou which includes rugged coastline, a coastal town and general coastal views

Salou