L'AMPOLLA

The essence of the Mediterranean culture

L'Ampolla, one of the great tourist spots on the Ebro coastline, has great natural attractions and is known for being the gateway to the Ebro Delta

The Olles lagoon is one of them. This lagoon seems to be the result of one of the oldest mouths of the Ebro; At present, it is home to an important nesting population of aquatic birds such as flamingos, mallards, herons, kingfishers and mosquitoes. The different itineraries that surround the lagoon allow to observe the fauna and vegetation wealth of this privileged place.

And by excellence we have La Punta del Fangar. It is a 410ha peninsula that juts into the sea to the north of the mouth of the Ebro, in front of the Fangar bay, with different natural environments: beach, mobile and fixed dunes, sandy areas and bay.
The peninsula is about 6 km long and 3 km wide, until it reaches its end, which is called Punta del Fangar.
It is an important protected nesting area for terns and seagulls, among other seabirds. It is also an important life refuge for many reptiles, insects, small mammals and some amphibians.

Come and enjoy nature in its purest form!

L'Ampolla, one of the great tourist spots on the Ebro coastline, has great natural attractions and is known for being the gateway to the Ebro Delta

The Olles lagoon is one of them. This lagoon seems to be the result of one of the oldest mouths of the Ebro; At present, it is home to an important nesting population of aquatic birds such as flamingos, mallards, herons, kingfishers and mosquitoes. The different itineraries that surround the lagoon allow to observe the fauna and vegetation wealth of this privileged place.

And by excellence we have La Punta del Fangar. It is a 410ha peninsula that juts into the sea to the north of the mouth of the Ebro, in front of the Fangar bay, with different natural environments: beach, mobile and fixed dunes, sandy areas and bay.
The peninsula is about 6 km long and 3 km wide, until it reaches its end, which is called Punta del Fangar.
It is an important protected nesting area for terns and seagulls, among other seabirds. It is also an important life refuge for many reptiles, insects, small mammals and some amphibians.

Come and enjoy nature in its purest form!

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L'Ampolla, one of the great tourist spots on the Ebro coastline, has great natural attractions and is known for being the gateway to the Ebro Delta

The Olles lagoon is one of them. This lagoon seems to be the result of one of the oldest mouths of the Ebro; At present, it is home to an important nesting population of aquatic birds such as flamingos, mallards, herons, kingfishers and mosquitoes. The different itineraries that surround the lagoon allow to observe the fauna and vegetation wealth of this privileged place.

And by excellence we have La Punta del Fangar. It is a 410ha peninsula that juts into the sea to the north of the mouth of the Ebro, in front of the Fangar bay, with different natural environments: beach, mobile and fixed dunes, sandy areas and bay.
The peninsula is about 6 km long and 3 km wide, until it reaches its end, which is called Punta del Fangar.
It is an important protected nesting area for terns and seagulls, among other seabirds. It is also an important life refuge for many reptiles, insects, small mammals and some amphibians.

Come and enjoy nature in its purest form!

Places of interest

The beaches of l’Ampolla are an indisputable part of the natural wealth of the town and it is not by chance. Far from the crowds that many coastal municipalities suffer, l’Ampolla can boast of practically virgin coves and beaches, perfect for contemplating different landscapes starring a calm Mediterranean.

Thanks to their geographical location at the gateway to the Ebro Delta, the beaches of l’Ampolla are characterized by a varied configuration, offering a unique landscape mosaic on the Catalan coast. You can find from sandy beaches with calm and shallow waters -ideal for the little ones-, to beaches of small stone or sand surrounded by cliffs of reddish tones -ideal to disconnect from everything and rediscover yourself.

And if you are one of those who enjoy the sun and the blue of the sea with a good walk, we recommend the route of the cliffs, which will give you access to the different beaches and limes.

The beaches of l’Ampolla are an indisputable part of the natural wealth of the town and it is not by chance. Far from the crowds that many coastal municipalities suffer, l’Ampolla can boast of practically virgin coves and beaches, perfect for contemplating different landscapes starring a calm Mediterranean.

Thanks to their geographical location at the gateway to the Ebro Delta, the beaches of l’Ampolla are characterized by a varied configuration, offering a unique landscape mosaic on the Catalan coast. You can find from sandy beaches with calm and shallow waters -ideal for the little ones-, to beaches of small stone or sand surrounded by cliffs of reddish tones -ideal to disconnect from everything and rediscover yourself.

And if you are one of those who enjoy the sun and the blue of the sea with a good walk, we recommend the route of the cliffs, which will give you access to the different beaches and limes.

The beaches of l’Ampolla are an indisputable part of the natural wealth of the town and it is not by chance. Far from the crowds that many coastal municipalities suffer, l’Ampolla can boast of practically virgin coves and beaches, perfect for contemplating different landscapes starring a calm Mediterranean.

Thanks to their geographical location at the gateway to the Ebro Delta, the beaches of l’Ampolla are characterized by a varied configuration, offering a unique landscape mosaic on the Catalan coast. You can find from sandy beaches with calm and shallow waters -ideal for the little ones-, to beaches of small stone or sand surrounded by cliffs of reddish tones -ideal to disconnect from everything and rediscover yourself.

And if you are one of those who enjoy the sun and the blue of the sea with a good walk, we recommend the route of the cliffs, which will give you access to the different beaches and limes.

The beaches of l’Ampolla are an indisputable part of the natural wealth of the town and it is not by chance. Far from the crowds that many coastal municipalities suffer, l’Ampolla can boast of practically virgin coves and beaches, perfect for contemplating different landscapes starring a calm Mediterranean.

Thanks to their geographical location at the gateway to the Ebro Delta, the beaches of l’Ampolla are characterized by a varied configuration, offering a unique landscape mosaic on the Catalan coast. You can find from sandy beaches with calm and shallow waters -ideal for the little ones-, to beaches of small stone or sand surrounded by cliffs of reddish tones -ideal to disconnect from everything and rediscover yourself.

And if you are one of those who enjoy the sun and the blue of the sea with a good walk, we recommend the route of the cliffs, which will give you access to the different beaches and limes.

City

Beaches

L'Ampolla is a village with a seafaring tradition and consequently offers a rich and varied gastronomy, especially fresh fish and seafood seasoned with seafood broths and many other variations.

The excellence of La Ampolla is found in its oyster, for which Gastronomic Days are held and it is found in multiple dishes: Delta Oysters with yogurt cream, Delta Oyster with garlic and romesco oil, Delta Oyster with cream of chives, Delta Oyster Flan with galley sauce, Delta oyster stuffed shells and many others.

Rice also plays a leading role in its gastronomy in dishes such as: rice with monkfish and crayfish, rice with eel and duck and rice, cabbage and white beans.

The strongest point of the gastronomy of the area are its products from KM 0 and proximity that provide the best flavor and quality to our cuisine.
 

Gastronomy

Gastronomy

Gastronomy

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