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The Delta de l'Ebre A unique sports destination

Nature, climate, endless space and all the conditions you need to train all year round.

What the Delta is

Where the river meets the sea.

The Delta de l'Ebre (known in English as the Ebro Delta) is the land the river Ebre has built at its mouth, in the south of Catalunya. The sediment the river has carried for centuries has created a great plain that reaches out into the Mediterranean, between the Badia del Fangar to the north and the Badia dels Alfacs to the south.

Its natural areas —lagoons, reed beds, dunes and beaches— are protected as a Natural Park and sit alongside the rice fields. It is one of the most important wetlands in the western Mediterranean and a refuge for thousands of birds.

Where
Terres de l'Ebre, in the south of Catalunya
Landscape
Rice fields, lagoons, bays, dunes and beaches
Protection
Parc Natural del Delta de l'Ebre, within the Reserva de la Biosfera de les Terres de l'Ebre
Terrain
Completely flat, at sea level
Climate
Mild and Mediterranean, all year round
Towns
Deltebre, Sant Jaume d'Enveja, Amposta, Sant Carles de la Ràpita, L'Ampolla, Camarles and L'Aldea

What makes it unique

A landscape like no other.

  • Flat to the horizon

    A plain with no climbs where the sky fills everything, with straight roads and tracks that disappear into the horizon.

  • Water everywhere

    River, sea, lagoons, canals and bays: water shapes the landscape and sets the rhythm of the Delta.

  • The rice fields

    They cover much of the Delta and change with the seasons: flooded in spring, green in summer and golden in autumn.

  • A paradise for birds

    Flamingos, grey herons and hundreds of other species live here or stop over on their migrations.

  • Wild beaches

    Long beaches, dunes and sand spits such as Trabucador or Punta del Fangar.

  • Calm and light

    Few crowds, silence and sunsets that paint the water pink and gold.

Why the Delta

  • Mild climate all year round

  • Flat and varied terrain

  • Quiet, safe roads

  • Sea, river and natural areas

  • Few crowds

  • Ideal for many sports

The seasons of the Delta

A changing landscape. A place to train all year round.

The rice fields are flooded and the Delta becomes a mirror. Cool mornings and clear light.

Landmarks

Places you won’t forget

Find them on the map and discover what you can do there. Every place is also somewhere to train.

Map of the Delta de l'Ebre showing Punta del Fangar, the mouth of the Ebre, the rice fields, the L'Encanyissada and La Tancada lagoons, the Platja del Trabucador, the Badia dels Alfacs and the mussel platforms; and, a few kilometres to the west, the Parc Natural dels Ports.TortosaAmpostaDeltebrel'Ampollala Ràpitathe EbreBadia del FangarMediterranean SeaEls PortsN5 km

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Tap the points on the map to discover each spot.Swipe the map to see all of it and tap the points to discover each spot.

  1. 01South of the Delta

    Platja del Trabucador

    A narrow spit of sand joining the Delta to Punta de la Banya, with Badia dels Alfacs on one side and the open sea on the other. One of the most surprising landscapes in the Delta.

    What you can do

    • Running on the sand
    • Wind sports
    • Swimming
  2. 02East of the Delta

    Mouth of the Ebre

    The point where the river ends and meets the sea, among dunes, reed beds and Illa de Buda. You can get there by boat along the river or on foot from Riumar.

    What you can do

    • River boat trips
    • Kayaking
    • Walks
  3. 03North of the Delta

    Punta del Fangar

    A peninsula of dunes shaped by the wind, with the Fangar lighthouse and a sheltered bay of calm water. An almost desert-like landscape right by the sea.

    What you can do

    • Running among the dunes
    • Birdwatching
    • Walks
  4. 04South of the Delta

    L'Encanyissada

    The largest lagoon in the Delta, surrounded by reed beds and viewpoints. One of the best places to see flamingos and waterbirds.

    What you can do

    • Birdwatching
    • Cycling
    • Running
  5. 05South of the Delta

    La Tancada

    A peaceful lagoon next to Badia dels Alfacs, with viewpoints to watch flamingos and sunsets over the water.

    What you can do

    • Birdwatching
    • Cycling
    • Sunsets
  6. 06South of the Delta

    Badia dels Alfacs

    A large bay of calm, shallow water, sheltered by La Banya, home to the mussel platforms. Ideal for swimming, rowing or sailing.

    What you can do

    • Open-water swimming
    • Rowing and canoeing
    • Paddle surfing
  7. 07Badia dels Alfacs and Badia del Fangar

    The mussel platforms

    The wooden platforms where the Delta’s mussels and oysters are farmed, out on the calm water of the bays. You reach them by boat, and at sunset they are one of the most beautiful sights in the Delta.

    What you can do

    • Boat trips
    • Sunsets
    • Kayaking
  8. 08Across the Delta

    The rice fields

    The image of the Delta: rice fields to the horizon, crossed by straight tracks and roads, changing colour with the seasons.

    What you can do

    • Cycling
    • Running
    • Bike routes
  9. 09Centre of the Delta

    The river Ebre

    Wide and calm, it crosses the Delta through Amposta, Deltebre and Sant Jaume d'Enveja to the sea. Small ferries still cross it, a classic image of the Delta.

    What you can do

    • Rowing and canoeing
    • Kayaking
    • Boating
  10. 10West of the Delta

    Parc Natural dels Ports

    A few kilometres from the Delta, the Els Ports massif rises to peaks of more than 1,400 metres. As well as stunning spots and landscapes, it is perfect for sports that need hills to train on: real climbs and descents, right next to the flat Delta.

    What you can do

    • Trail
    • Hill cycling
    • Hiking