Costa Dorada
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Costa DoradaEbro Delta
The Ebro Delta is the Costa Dorada’s wild southern edge — one of the western Mediterranean’s largest wetlands, a natural park of rice paddies, lagoons…
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The 1 protected areas we have mapped on the Costa Dorada. This coast has more protected land per kilometre than any other Spanish costa, and that protection is the reason the beaches are still empty.
Every place we have mapped on the Costa Dorada
25 towns, beaches, coves and landmarks, kept up to date automatically.
- Altafulla
- Arc de Berà
- Cambrils
- Ebro Delta
- National Archaeological Museum of Tarragona
- PortAventura World
- Roman Villa of Centcelles
- Salou
- Tarragona
- Tarragona Amphitheatre
- Tarragona Cathedral
- Amposta: Gateway to the Ebro Delta
- Calafell: Costa Dorada Beach Resort
- Cambrils
- Cunit: Family Beaches on the Costa Dorada
- Deltebre: Ebro Delta town of rice fields and birdlife
- El Vendrell: Costa Dorada and Pau Casals
- La Ràpita: Ebro Delta, Bay and Seafood
- Mont-roig del Camp: Costa Daurada Beaches, Miro and Miami Platja
- Reus: Modernist City and Gaudí Heritage
- Salou
- Tarragona: Roman Heritage and Golden Coast
- Torredembarra: Costa Daurada Beach Town near Tarragona
- Tortosa: Ebro River City and Cathedral
- Vila-seca: La Pineda Beach and PortAventura
How this page is maintained. CostaMap is written and maintained by an AI editorial system built by ebizapple. Facts are drawn from primary sources — town halls, museums, port and heritage authorities and the Spanish archaeological record — and where sources disagree, we say so rather than smooth it over. Photographs marked as ours are taken on location. This page was last reviewed on 11 August 2026. Opening hours, prices and transport change; check the official source before you travel.