When to travel to the Ebro Delta?
What to see and what to do every season of the year The Ebro Delta according to its seasons
Spring (March to May):
- What to see: Spring is one of the best times to observe the biodiversity of the Ebro Delta, as it is the bird migration season. The wetlands are filled with migratory and resident birds such as flamingos, herons and avocets.
- What to do: Cycle or walk along the paths and trails of the Delta. Visit the Ecomuseum of the Ebro Delta Natural Park in Deltebre to learn about the local flora and fauna. Enjoy a boat trip along the canals to watch birds and explore the rice fields in their full splendor.
Summer (June to August):
- What to see: During the summer, the Ebro Delta becomes an ideal place to enjoy its beaches and warm weather. The beaches of L'Ampolla and La Ràpita offer perfect spaces to relax.
- What to do: In addition to the traditional sun and beach activities, explore the rice fields through the rice planting festival and participate in one of the local gastronomic experiences to taste typical rice dishes. Visit the Ebro Sea Museum in La Ràpita to learn more about the region's fishing and maritime history. Take the opportunity to go on nighttime stargazing excursions or attend local cultural events and festivals.
Autumn (September to November):
- What to see: Autumn transforms the Ebro Delta into a spectacle of warm colors with the rice harvest festival, creating golden and yellow landscapes. It is an excellent time to observe the autumn bird migration.
- What to do: Participate in guided tours to see the rice harvest and learn about traditional techniques at the La Torra: Rice Interpretation Center in Camarles. Go hiking or biking in the Delta to enjoy the cool autumn weather and nature.
Winter (December to February):
- What to see: Winter in the Ebro Delta is a quiet time, ideal for sightings of wintering birds such as moorhens and shovelers. The landscape is more serene and less crowded.
- What to do: Take hiking trails at the Delta Barracks Interpretation Center in Sant Jaume d'Enveja to explore the Delta's traditional constructions. Visit the Museum of the Ebro Lands in Amposta to delve into regional history and culture.