Ebro Delta
Rice fields, flamingos and endless beaches
The Ebro Delta is one of the most important wetlands in the Mediterranean: a Natural Park and Biosphere Reserve where Spain's mightiest river opens to the sea amid rice fields, lagoons, dunes and beaches that seem to have no end. A unique landscape that changes with every season and invites you to live at a slower pace.
Nature at its purest
The rice fields are its signature image: green in June, golden in August and mirrors of water in winter. In the Tancada and l'Encanyissada lagoons you can watch flamingos all year round, alongside more than 300 bird species. The Fangar and Alfacs bays complete a one-of-a-kind ecosystem.
Beaches that feel like the end of the world
The Trabucador, a narrow strip of sand with sea on both sides; the Punta del Fangar, with its huge dunes and lighthouse; or Riumar, perfect for families. Kilometres of unspoilt beach to lose yourself in.
Living the Delta
Cycle through the rice fields, sail to the mouth of the Ebro, go kayaking or taste the oysters and mussels from the shellfish beds. And, of course, the cuisine: rice dishes with lobster, duck or blue crab, and eel in suc sauce.
We'll help you find your home with the Delta as your neighbour.
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