Cambrils travel guide & transfers

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

• Barcelona Airport (BCN) → Cambrils€170

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