Apartments for rent in Cambrils
The traditional Catalonian fishing village of Cambrils is situated in the Costa Dorada, northeastern Spain, 17km from Reus Airport and 100km north of Barcelona Airport. Recently it has developed into a popular family holiday destination, but this typical coastal resort still retains much of its authentic charm which can be found in the flower-adorned cobbled streets, colourful market stalls of the old town and friendly Spanish residents. The Riera d'Alforja river runs straight through Cambrils, with the marina and port to the left and the old town to the right. The perfect destination for a family-friendly holiday, it boasts a 9km stretch of coastline, Michelin-starred restaurants, and calm, shallow waters.
The coastline is divided into two parts; Playa del Regueral beach which borders the port and Playa Prat d'en Forès towards Vilafortuny. All of Cambril's 9 pristine beaches boast a Blue Flag. North of the port, palm-lined Playa del Regueral is Cambril's main beach, offering an array of water sports, family-friendly facilities and a variety of coastal bars and restaurants. It is dotted with charming fishing boats and is the perfect spot for windsurfing. Prat d'en Forè is perfect for soaking up the sun, but if peace and quiet is what you seek then Playa de Vilafortuny's wide stretch of coast or the smaller beach of Playa de l’Esquirol is for you.
Aside from beautiful coastal views, calm water Blue Flag beaches and friendly locals, Cambrils is known for being the culinary capital of the Costa Dorada, boasting 2 Michelin-starred restaurants and over 200 restaurants in total. From authentic tapas bars to fresh farm produce and fisherman bringing in the catch of the day, it is an absolute paradise for foodies. There are also many places offering the best of both Catalonian and international cuisines.
Kids and grown ups will love a day trip to Sama Park and its exotic botanical garden. Located 5 km from the coast, it has a fascinating history and is a tribute to Salvador Dalí, with several species of wildlife and birdlife to explore. Boat tours are a great way to experience neighbouring regions, or treat the kids to Salou Safari and embark on the off-road adventure of a lifetimes across mountains, dried up riverbeds and ancient villages.
Watch the world go by and enjoy a romantic stroll down Moll de Ponent Pier, while the marina's boats bob up and down. For a fun day out with family, PortAventura World is the largest theme park in Spain, with plenty to keep the little ones entertained. Facing the sea is Cambrils' 17th century Moors' Tower and museum in the grounds of the Sanctuari de la Mare de Deu del Cami and take in views of the bustling harbour below where you can learn about the town's ancient history. There are 3 museums in Cambrils; The Three Era Mill Museum, Agricultural Museum where you can buy award-winning olive oil and Cambrils Museum of History. Cultural points of interest include the La Mare de Deú de Vilafortuny Church in Plaza Santa Maria de Vilafortuny, which is a beautiful example of traditional white-washed architecture, and Mas d'en Bosch Church in De Vilafortuny, in the typical renaissance style of the 15th century. Travel back in time at the ancient Roman village of La Llosa - an archaeological site dating back to the 1st century BC.
Our choice of holiday rentals in Cambrils put you at the heart of it all; a 9km stretch of golden sand, world-class restaurants, a wide coastal promenade with plenty of amenities and easy access to neighbouring Salou if you fancy a change of scene! Choose from luxury beach houses with private pools to family-friendly apartments with parking.
