Plan your trip to the Ebro Delta
Recommendations to plan your visit and enjoy the Ebro Delta
How to get to the Ebro Delta:
- By car:
- From Barcelona: The Ebro Delta is approximately 2 hours drive from Barcelona. Take the AP-7 and then the N-340 until you reach the nearby towns of the Delta, such as Deltebre or Amposta.
- From Valencia: The distance from Valencia is approximately 1.5 hours. Use the AP-7 northbound and take the exit to the N-340 to reach the Delta region.
- By train: From Barcelona: You can take a train from Barcelona-Sants station to Amposta station or Tortosa station, both of which are close to the Ebro Delta. From there, you will need a cab or a rental car to get to the Delta.
- By bus: From Barcelona: Several bus companies offer services to Amposta and other towns near the Ebro Delta. Buses usually have several departures daily and the trip takes approximately 2 hours.
- By plane: From Barcelona or Valencia: Both airports are about 2 hours drive from the Ebro Delta. From the airport, you can rent a car or take a train or bus to the Delta.
Recommendations for the visit:
- Consult the hunting season: In the Ebro Delta, hunting is a traditional activity that takes place during certain periods of the year, mainly in autumn and winter. It is important to consult the hunting calendar before your visit to avoid overlapping with these activities and to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
- Visit the visitor centers for updated information.
Ecotourism and respect for the environment:
1. Follow marked routes: Use marked trails and paths to minimize the impact on the natural environment. Avoid entering unauthorized areas.
2. Wildlife observation: Use binoculars to observe wildlife without disturbing it. Keep a safe distance from animals and respect nesting and shelter areas.
Leave no trace: Take all garbage and trash with you. Use recycling containers when available.
4. Respect conservation rules: Follow the indications of the visitor centers and respect the park's protection rules. Avoid making excessive noise so as not to disturb wildlife.
Recommendations:
- Clothing and footwear: Dress comfortably and appropriately for outdoor activities and wear sturdy footwear. In winter, temperatures can drop, so be sure to bring warm clothing.
- Food and water: Bring plenty of water and snacks, especially if you plan to do long hikes or outdoor activities.
- Local information: Visit visitor centers, such as the Ecomuseum of the Ebro Delta Natural Park in Deltebre, for maps, information on available activities and local tips.
Suggested activities:
- Birdwatching: Explore the birdwatching activity to learn more about the local birdlife.
- Cultural experiences: Discover the Museum of the Ebro Lands in Amposta and learn about the history and culture of the region.
- Visits to interpretation centers: Learn about traditional agriculture and the ecosystem at centers such as La Torra in Camarles and the Delta Barracks Interpretation Center in Sant Jaume d'Enveja.