Location: Province of Tarragona
Top Things to do in Province of Tarragona
Things to do in Province of Tarragona, Catalonia: The Best Tours
Tarragona (Catalan: [tərəˈɣonə], Spanish: [taraˈɣona]) is a province of eastern Spain, in the southern part of the autonomous community of Catalonia. It is bordered by the provinces of Castellón, Teruel, Zaragoza, Lleida, Barcelona, and the Mediterranean Sea.
Restaurants in Province of Tarragona
1. Canyoning in Salou
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
This activity is for any age. Our day begin after the last pick-up from hotels with 1:30hrs drive to the beautiful Catalonian mountains. We then walk in swimwear over the mountain to reach the canyon where we begin to jump into the clear fresh water under supervision of an experienced instructor. Navigating our way down through the canyon jumping and swimming into rockpools for approx. 2hrs, Tour duration is about six hours. You will need: shoes for walking in water mountain, swimwear, picnic.
Inclusions: Transport by private vehicle, Use of helmet, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Driver/guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By courtneybrown123
Me & my partner had booked 2 hour quad biking for September and we didn’t think we would be able to go but we did!! And so glad we did what an experience we seen such lovely sites & places we would never have seen if it wasn’t for the quad biking, I highly recommend also got picked up & dropped off to hotel and the service was amazing, also fast at replying to emails if u have any enquiry’s!
2. Visit winery and wine tasting
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Visit the museum and country wine tasting. This activity includes a visit to our showrooms and taste of our products. Enjoy 150m2 of exposure of our private collection and remember or learn how our ancestors lived and worked. Finally, you can have a taste of 6 products.
Inclusions: Wine tasting, Driver/guide, Bottled water
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By cactusangie
Had visited previously and decided it deserved to be seen by more people than us. We put together a group visit and everyone had a wonderful time. Lovely personal service with great attention to detail. The museum was a step back in time to when this family was 'doing it tough'. The wines are of exceptional quality, the balsamic vinegar is so good one of the UK chefs buys boxes of it. If you are anywhere near here please park up (easy to find parking) and visit this lovely cellar. English also spoken.
3. route quads salou
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
• Amazing adventure route quads for all familys. Route start salou to the mountains of montroig camp
Inclusions: Hotel/port pickup all hotels salou,cambrils,pineda
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By sandyg531
Enjoyed the whole wine tour from start to finished we saw how the wine is made from start from the grape to the finished areticle then we all tasted the wine they made bought a bottle or too whould to it again the tour guide was excellent thanks again sandy liz gordon
4. Trekking At Waterfalls Adventure
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
TREKKING WATERFALLS ADVENTURE Suitable for everyone. About 30 minutes from Salou, visit the great places with beautiful scenery and waterfalls where can swim and relax. You need; swimwear, picnic. Tour Duration approximately 4-5 hours depending on the number of people in the group. We recommend using comfort shoes for trekking (around one hour each way)
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by private vehicle, Hotel pickup, Hotel drop-off
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By courtneybrown123
Me & my partner had booked 2 hour quad biking for September and we didn’t think we would be able to go but we did!! And so glad we did what an experience we seen such lovely sites & places we would never have seen if it wasn’t for the quad biking, I highly recommend also got picked up & dropped off to hotel and the service was amazing, also fast at replying to emails if u have any enquiry’s!
5. 2 Days / 1 Night bike tour in the Ebro River - With hotel pick up
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
One of the essential points of interest of the Tierras del Ebro region is the Via Verda (Green Ways). Following the path of a disused railway line running from north to south, it will allow you to discover the landscape and the different villages on a bike. Discover the beautiful mountains of the region finishing at the mouth of the Ebro River. The Via Verda (Green Way) runs along the old Zafan Valley railway line that united Aragon with the Mediterranean Sea and was in operation for 31 years. It was permanently closed on September, 17th, 1973. The first leg of our route starts in Horta the Sant Joan and finishes in Tortosa (44Km), where you will pass through impressive natural areas. You will stay the night in Tortosa in a 3 Star hotel. The following day, a shorter route (35Km) will take you to the mouth of the river Ebro, where you can admire the flora and fauna of the biggest river in Spain.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Use of bicycle, Bed & Breakfast for the night in a 4-star hotel , Packed lunch on the first day., An information pack, maps, recommended restaurants., Locks, Helmets, Panniers
Exclusions: Dinner on day one., Lunch on day two., Any other snacks or purchases.
Reviewed By X7778CBdavidr
Alex picked us up in the hotel in the agreed time. Then we went with his van up to Penedes area (about 25-30min ride). During that time he explained what we would do and got to know each other a little bit. Once there he provided the bikes and we followed a road (mainly downhill or even path). He would keep driving with the van but stoped every 5km and made sure we were ok and provided watter if necessary. You did not need to be in a good shape to do this journey. The views are incredible and while the ride you see some nice houses with Modernist influences. Then, he let’s you choose what to do (breakfast or castle visit). We decided to know a little bit more the area so we went to a close by Castle. As our group was formed by young members, after that visit he brought us to anothe path which was not as easy as the previous one (that I believes normaly is not done in regular visits), but very doable if you arr more a less in shape, and so we visited other sides of the area. After that he brought us to a very small (compared to others) and familiar winery. In there the last generation of the wine family (Josep) showed us around and explained us how wine and cava is prepared. Also, they do keep many old objects used in the past. Like an small museum. We did the wine and cava taste while speaking with Alex and Josep. At all times Alex was trying to make sure that we were enjoyig the tour. If you like to to know Penedes and its wine area while being outdors, I fully recommend this trip. Thank’s for the ride Alex.
6. Simple Pack at Bosc Aventura Salou
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Bosc Aventura Packs offer different activities. Choose the one you like most with a price of 15€ or less and enjoy!
Inclusions: Tools to do the activity supervised by an instructor (not all activities)
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Reviewed By lianneh1181
Visited with my 12 and 8 year old children and they thoroughly enjoyed it. The instructors were fun and very professional. This was good value for money. Would recommend to any families looking for something fun to do in Salou with the children.
7. Legends, Traditions and Essence of Catalonia Live Virtual Tour
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4.9 based on 18 reviews
All times specified are in Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). Tours begin at 12h EDT and 16h EDT Set comfortable in your sofa, and discover the Catalan essence, its stories and most cherished traditions by our professional guide. Has somebody ever told you that Catalans build human towers of up to 10 stories high? Your guess on who’s on the top? At Catalonia we honor famous people from all around the world with their own pooping avatar image. Want to see any special? Discover the secrets of Cava, our reputated sparkling wine and learn how the best Extra Virgin Olive Oil is still produced according to ancient practices. Visit Antoni Gaudi’s hometown and discover how Modernism started. Drive through the Mediterranean coastline and stop at the beautiful town of Sitges, where art and joy blend under stunning light. Interact with your guide in a small group virtual tour, thanks to the small size of the group you will be able to speak with your guide freely, as well as with the other people
Inclusions: Guided virtual tour of the Heart of Catalonia, Interaction with the guide: you will be able to speak with the guide throughout the tour, Small Group Virtual tour that ensures personalized attention from your guide, Expert Tour Guide, the virtual tour will be held by our professional tour guides
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Reviewed By bastianr391
Informative yet entertaining tour with a great host. Miquel Arnau was an excellent guide! Highly recommended!
8. Priorat Wineries Tour with Wine Tastings and Lunch from Barcelona
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 45 reviews
Sip your way around Priorat, the exclusive Catalan wine region that produces some of Spain’s most expensive — and delicious — wine. With a local guide at your side, learn what makes the wine so special and, of course, sample some of the region’s wares. After a visit to the village of Morera de Montsant, travel to Clos Figueres in Gratallops for a 3-course lunch, and then finish with a vineyard tour at Clos Dominic. Tasting sessions at each site are included, and numbers are limited to just eight people for a more personal experience.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Local guide, 3-course lunch, Wine tasting
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By kenzi44
The guides with Spanish Trails are so knowledgeable and friendly. They are able to take you on tours that you could never pull off on your own and that many other tour businesses don't offer. I would recommend Spanish Trails to all of my friends and wish I could relive the tour all over again.
9. Private Wine and Oil Tour in the Priorat Wine Region
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 23 reviews
Enjoy the wine landscape of the Priorat region and savour the wines of both appellations of origin alongside tasting the unique olive oil with a local farmer in this private tour. With our local guide, enjoy a great richness of mountains, landscape, cultural elements, history, wines and olive oil in such a small area just 100km south from Barcelona! Accessible by train or private pick-up. Forget about driving, be more sustainable taking the train and enjoy a private tour guided by a local. This tour can be customised depending on the wineries that you would like to visit or the time you have, also to a half-day tour. Regarding availability of this tour: please do the booking with the requested date, and we will confirm our availability as soon as possible, or give you other date alternatives.
Inclusions: Pickup and drop-off at Falset-Marçà train station, in Priorat (trains from Barcelona, Tarragona,...), Guided tour by car/minivan by a local, Wine tasting of both appellations of origin, Organic olive oil tasting, Lunch with local products, paired with organic olive oil tasting, Food tasting, Drive off the concrete to enjoy the dramatic wine landscape of Priorat from a viewpoint, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities, Pickup from your hotel in Barcelona, Tarragona or wherever also possible, additional costs may apply
Reviewed By isabellecO8410SU
Meritxell is one of the best hiking guides I've known : she's proficient in walking tours around Catalonia. She knows the region, lovely paths with great views and have great insight on nature and local culture. Highly recommended.
10. Greenway Section Cretas - Horta de Sant Joan 11km (90% descending 10% flat)
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 7 reviews
Departure from our premises in the town of Cretas and arrival at the Horta de Sant Joan station. A section where you will be amazed at the vastness of the Ports of Beceite, the fields of vineyard and olive almond trees with their day laborers and the Benet rocks in the background. This route has a swimming pool in the heart of the Algars River, the river that connects Aragon with Catalonia. A section that we recommend when you go with very young children who may soon tire of riding a bicycle, a seat or a cart. Remember to bring good light for the tunnels !!!
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Bicycle, helmet, spare parts, chain to tie them up, pick-up by bike van and customers in the Est. De Horta, road map, bracelet with discounts on services of the Greenway and region and VAT 21%, Private transportation
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Reviewed By Cyclegirl6544
The Via Verde by bicycle from Cretas to Xerta is a must do. The route is very beautiful with very diverse landscapes (from cycling throughout the mountains to a more flat route near a river). And everybody can join, because it is downhill. You will pass beautiful lakes or pooles to swim in. Because the route used to be an old railway you will see old railway stations and, this was our highlight; you will cycle through old railway tunnels, this was very exciting. You can arrange an mountainbike with all the equipement needed via Matarrana Ventura and they will bring you back to Cretas (which is the start point). They are a very friendly and nice organisation. We will definitely come back some day!
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