Tarragona can also be enjoyed in active mode, with options for all levels:
- On the coast, the Mediterranean is a great setting for water sports: kayaking or paddleboarding when the sea is calm, or snorkeling to explore the seabed. If you're traveling with family, choosing sheltered coves and off-peak times will help you relax, and it's always a good idea to check sea conditions and the flag before entering the water.
- If you prefer solid ground, the surroundings are perfect for cycling, with gentle routes for leisurely rides and longer trails for those looking to train; getting up early helps you ride in cooler weather and with less traffic, and bringing water and some fruit makes all the difference.
- For a change of pace, outside the city there are climbing options in the surrounding area, ideal for combining adventure and scenery; if you have no experience, opt for guided outings or easy areas.
- And for golf lovers, Tarragona offers several options for practicing. Golf and pitch and putt are great ways to unwind. The best advice is to tailor your plan to your skill level and the season, and ask our reception for practical information about routes, access, and recommendations.
