Family Routes

The departure and arrival point is located at the entrance of the port of Cambirls. It's a pleasant ride along the beaches of Regueral, L'Esquirol and Cavet with return through the beautiful old town of Cambrils to find again the seafront in the South Beaches of Cambrils until you reach again the entrance of the port of Cambrils.

If you like cycling along the coast you can cycle along the Costa Dorada (from Cambrils to La Pineda) on the more than 50 km. of bike lanes available. The route that we offer here, however, is shorter (12, 96 km) and aims to discover charming places in Cambrils that sometimes go unnoticed next to the beach, always fleeing from the most crowded places.

Fancy Women Bike Ride is a women-only cycling event usually held on World Car Free Day each year. Fancy Women Bike Ride was born in 2013 in Izmir, Turkey, as a reaction to the traditional cycling world where men tend too much to tell women how they should be, what they should do, how they should dress. Fancy Women Bike Ride is proof that cycling is possible without lycra, without sweat, without competition, without reflective vests.

Simple route, in which we can skip the part of the beach to make it shorter and get to know a little more of the interior. Interesting to do it when in some of the hermitages some cultural or religious act is realized, the section of the hermitage 2 to the hermitage 3 passes for a track of earth and sand for what it is advisable to make it in mountain bike or to look for another parallel track that passes about 50 m. below.

The old town of Cambrils is just one kilometer from the coast, and in its streets are concentrated most of the points of historical interest that the town has preserved to this day. Among the most emblematic places are several coastal watchtowers, such as the tower of the hermitage of Mare de Déu del Camí (from the 14th century) or the Port tower, located next to the port and housing a museum inside. The church of Santa María is a small parish church in the center of the municipality that masterfully combines Baroque, Renaissance and Neo-Gothic elements.