Historically, coastal villages have always been 'open to the four winds'. Like an eminently seaside village- simple, hard-working, open and friendly- Cambrils has learned to harmoniously combine the myriad of influences brought here by travellers from inside and outside of the country with the roots of our culture, cultivated in a mild climate that invites tolerance and turns Cambrils into an ideal place to live, work, visit and enjoy.

Quality and good customer care are two of our offer most outstanding attributes.

Tourists usually visit Cambrils mainly because of the sun and the beach, but increasingly people are coming to enjoy our culture and gastronomy, discover our traditions and do all kind of sports (which can be played the whole year), as well as enjoy the complementary offer of our surroundings.

Cambrils is located right in the heart of the Costa Daurada, which represents one of the primary tourist destinations in Catalonia. The short distance to other towns of great interest such as roman Tarragona, commercial and modernistic  Reus, Salou, La Pineda, El Priorat region or the Cistercian routes places Cambrils in the beginning and ending of different routes that let you get an up-close look at our rich complementary offer.

Cambrils is a town located in the northwest of Spain, in the Autonomous Community of Catalonia, included in the Tarragona province, and the Baix Camp district. Its location is latitude 41º3' N and longitude 1º3' E. Nowadays, the population is over the 30.500 inhabitants (March 2007). Its township area is of 34'76 km². Cambrils village is anchored in a privileged nook of the Mediterranean sea, in the very centre of la Costa Daurada, and is surrounded by the Llaberia, Argentera and la Mussara mountain ranges, of gentle slopes that end at the sea.