MonNatura Delta de l'Ebre Tours

At the MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre Nature Reserve—one of Western Europe’s largest wetlands—you can see the restored La Tancada salt works, try your hand at traditional fishing, and, with luck, spot flamingos and other wetland birds. Plus, the observatory offers 360-degree views of the salt pans.
 
The Basics
The MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre focuses primarily on salt and traditional fishing, as well as bird watching. Given the scale of the reserve, it’s best explored during a guided tour that covers the highlights, which include the salt flats, viewpoint, and interpretation center. Families can take advantage of several children’s workshops and activities. Booking admission tickets in advance means you avoid waiting in line on the day, making it a must for time-pressed travelers.
 
Things to Know Before You Go

• Nature lovers, especially fans of fish and birds, won’t want to miss MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre.
• At MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre, families can take advantage of package admission deals and children’s workshops.
• Don’t worry about language barriers; information is presented in Spanish and English.
• MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre is both wheelchair and stroller accessible.

 
How to Get There
Reaching MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre is easiest by private vehicle. From Barcelona or Tarragona, navigate to San Carles, head to the marina and then follow signs for the Parque Natural. Drive through Poblenou del Delta until you find the entrance. More detailed instructions can be found on the MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre website. 
 
When to Get There
MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre opens throughout the year, except between December 10 and February 15. Summer and winter hours do vary, so check in advance for exact opening times. Visit in late September for the Delta Birding Festival.
 
Other Attractions in Amposta
MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre Nature Reserve is close to the traditional Spanish town of Amposta, where there’s plenty to do if you wish to extend your visit to the area. Marvel over the remains of a medieval castle, witness the annual pilgrimage to the hermitage of Santa María del Montsià, or check out the impressive Puente de Amposta (Amposta Bridge).