Playa del Trabucador, Delta de l’Ebre
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Playa del Trabucador - by Management
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Description
Playa del Trabucador (Trabucador beach) is a 6.5km stretch of beach with shallow waters within the Ebro Delta ("Delta de l'Ebre" in Catalan), a large wetland area (320 km2) formed by the delta region of the Ebro River in southwestern Catalunya. It is a "wild" beach in the sense that there is no residential development or tourist infrastructure along the beach itself.
Access & Transport
The Ebro Delta is located roughly in between Barcelona and Valencia (~190km) with the AP-7 to Amposta being the fastest route (exit 41). By train, the closest stations are Amposta, Camarles and l´Ampolla on the Barcelona-Valencia line. From Amposta, take the TV-3405 and then turn right / south just before you reach L'Eucaliptus. Alternatively, you can keep to the coastal road from Sant Carles de la Ràpita until you reach the beach.
Instructions & Recommendations
Don't forget the usual sun protection equipment (hat/cap, sunblock, sunglasses) and carry some water with you. This activity is best combined with a visit of the rest of the Delta de l'Ebre Natural Park (reviewed separately).
Environmental & Social
Green activity Socially marginally positive as tourism brings a little economic activity to the surrounding villages
Conclusion
The Playa del Trabucador is very much the type of beach outdoor enthusiasts look for: spacious, without residential developments or herds of tourists. It also has the advantage to be within the Ebro Delta Natural Park, a bird's haven, and be accessible by car without traffic issues. Not one for beachgoers who need a lounger and pina coladas.
Key positive
Exceptionally long stretch of sand so easy to find your own space
Not every day you can see flamingos in their natural environment
Key negative
Waters generally not transparent and windy conditions
Suitability
Since cars get drive along the beach and park there, visitors with reduced mobility can access it.
About this Rating
TYPE
Desktop
RESEARCHED IN
May 2024
PROVIDER
Koreval
av. transport time:1h 30m
est. visit time:2h 30m
Sunrise / early morningOk
MorningOk
Lunch timeOk
AfternoonOk
Sunset / eveningOk
Night – bef. midnightNo
Night – aft. midnightNo