If you fancy a different camper getaway, full of wild landscapes, miles of beaches and spectacular cuisine, the Ebro Delta is your destination. At Marivaning, we've put together a 4-day itinerary featuring the best spots to visit and spend the night in your camper.
Day 1: Amposta and the mouth of the Ebro River The adventure begins in Amposta , the gateway to the Delta. Stroll across its famous suspension bridge and visit the Zigurat Viewpoint , where you'll have a spectacular view of the river as it makes its way to the sea. Then, continue to the mouth of the Ebro , a magical place where the river and the Mediterranean merge into a unique landscape.
🛻 Where to stay? Deltebre RV park, fully serviced and conveniently located.
Day 2: Trabucador Beach and Salinas de la Trinidad Today we will enjoy one of the most impressive beaches in the Delta: Trabucador Beach . Miles of golden sand and calm waters on both sides, perfect for relaxing or trying paddle surfing. Afterwards, continue to the Salinas de la Trinidad , where, if you're lucky, you might see flamingos at sunset.
🛻 Where to sleep? Free overnight stay near the beach (always respecting the regulations) or in the Sant Carles de la Ràpita RV park.
Day 3: Encanyissada Lagoon and Poblenou del Delta Start the day by visiting the Encanyissada Lagoon , a paradise for nature lovers and birdwatchers. Then, visit Poblenou del Delta , a small town with white houses where you can try the best rice in the area.
🛻 Where to stay? RV park in Poblenou del Delta, surrounded by nature and very quiet.
Day 4: Buda Island and Riumar
To close the route, explore Buda Island , one of the wildest corners of the Delta (although access is limited, you can admire it from the surrounding area). Then, relax on Riumar beach, ideal for a last swim before getting back on the road.
🛻 Where to stay? Riumar RV park or near Deltebre.
Ready to discover the Ebro Delta by camper? At Marivaning, we have our camper ready for your adventure. Reserve it and enjoy the freedom of traveling at your own pace.
