About Cambrils
Cambrils keeps a working fishing fleet, and its port restaurants have built a national reputation on what that fleet lands each afternoon. The town is calmer than neighbouring Salou, with 9 km of beaches, a long seafront cycle path and a Roman-era hinterland of olive groves and villas.
Top attractions
The fishing port and its seafood restaurants
Parc Samà, a 19th-century colonial garden
Torre del Port museum and the old town
Prat d'en Forès and Vilafortuny beaches
Seafront cycle path to Salou
Travel tips
- Order the local shrimp, gamba de Cambrils, in season from April to October.
- The Wednesday market fills the old town centre.
- PortAventura is 15 minutes away if you are staying here with children.
Where it is
Related transfers
Related articles
Barcelona Airport to Cambrils: Transfer and Harbour Guide
Cambrils transfer times from Barcelona and Reus airports, the fishing-port restaurant scene, and how families reach apartments away from the seafront.
Barcelona Airport to Tarragona: Roman City Transfer Guide
Reaching Tarragona's UNESCO Roman sites from Barcelona Airport — journey time on the AP-7, train comparison, cruise calls and day-trip planning with a private driver.
Barcelona Airport to PortAventura: Family Transfer Guide
Getting to PortAventura World and its hotels from Barcelona Airport — journey time, train versus private transfer, child seats, pushchairs and park-day logistics.
Close by
