Things to do in Cambrils

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.

This 12th-century medieval fortress once protected Catalonia's coast from pirate attacks. Today, its fortified walls and tower create a picturesque backdrop for weddings and private events.

Step back in time at this 1st century Roman villa, where ancient foundations reveal domestic life in Catalonia. Explore the main house and slave quarters, then view artefacts at the nearby Cambrils History Museum.

This 19th-century romantic garden blends Mediterranean flora with Cuban colonial influences around a palace and lake. Wander among sculptures and fountains while peacocks and deer roam freely through the lush landscape.

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

This Blue Flag beach stretches 1.2 kilometres along Cambrils with golden sand and calm Mediterranean waters. Enjoy palm-lined promenades and waterfront dining after a refreshing morning swim.

This Mediterranean oasis offers a serene retreat with eucalyptus-shaded pathways and a historic fishing boat display. Enjoy evening concerts on the open-air stage while the children explore dedicated play areas.

This Blue Flag beach offers a serene escape with golden sand and gentle waters perfect for families. Stroll the promenade afterwards to discover shaded playgrounds and local dining spots.