The Baix Ebre region is part of the Ebro Lands, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and is located in the southernmost part of Catalonia. It is a land of natural contrasts that offers a unique experience to its visitors. Covering an area of over 900 km², this region brings together the Ebro River, the Mediterranean Sea, and the mountains to create a captivating mosaic of landscapes.

Baix Ebre boasts a rich variety of scenery, from the small rocky coves of L’Ametlla de Mar to the striking desert-like beaches of the Ebro Delta Natural Park, where biodiversity is truly exceptional. The capital of the region is Tortosa, recognized as a historic-artistic complex. Baix Ebre is also renowned for its farm-to-table (KM0) gastronomy.

The region offers a wide range of activities, including hiking in the Ports Natural Park, cycling along the Natural Paths and Greenways of the Val de Zafán and the Carrilet de la Cava, or following the Ebro Natural Path to the river’s mouth. Visitors can also enjoy birdwatching in the Ebro Delta Natural Park, tours of mussel farms in the bays, and cultural routes that unveil the area’s rich history and traditions. Thanks to its strategic location between the mountains and the sea, Baix Ebre is the perfect destination for those seeking an authentic and immersive nature experience.

Come and discover Baix Ebre, where every corner holds a new adventure and where natural beauty meets cultural heritage. Here, nature and history come together to offer you an unforgettable experience.