Stands out for

  • • Ride on flat, motor-vehicle-free trails
  • • Visit the 360° panoramic view at the Zigurat Lookout
  • • Stop at the Faro del Fangar, a cultural and natural landmark
  • • Enjoy scents of rice fields and sounds of native birds
  • • Cycle along the historic Camí de Sirga, beside the Ebro River

Description

Context The Ebro Delta in Catalonia is a protected natural area featuring wetlands, rice fields, and riparian forests, with flat, undulating trails where motorized vehicles are strictly prohibited. This untouched environment offers a peaceful and safe experience for cycling, showcasing rich biodiversity and ever-changing landscapes shaped by light and wind.

The Experience During the tour, you’ll ride along flat trails between rice fields and lagoons, breathing in the fresh scent of typical delta vegetation. Your guide will accompany you, sharing insights on local flora, fauna, and culture, with stops at key landmarks such as Casa de Fusta, the Zigurat Lookout, and the Faro del Fangar, where panoramic views and the calls of native birds create a memorable atmosphere.

For Whom This activity is ideal for people with basic physical fitness, families with children, school groups, and beginner cyclists seeking an easy and accessible route. It is not suitable for those requiring specialized mobility adaptations or those seeking challenging terrain.

Local Context The Ebro Delta preserves centuries-old agricultural traditions, including rice cultivation, and supports communities deeply committed to environmental conservation. Local guides share knowledge of the region’s history and ecosystem, helping visitors connect with the area’s cultural identity and ecological values.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

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Expert Recommendations

Bring comfortable clothing, proper bike shoes, sun protection, and water. The best time for the tour is in the morning or late afternoon to avoid heat and enjoy natural light. Reserve in advance, especially for large groups or school visits. Note that some areas restrict access during breeding season to protect local wildlife.

Physical Requirements

Moderate physical activity, suitable for people with basic fitness

About the Area

The Natural Park of the Ebro Delta is a protected area with wetland, rice field, and riparian forest ecosystems. Accessible from towns like L'Ampolla, Amposta, and Deltebre, which offer basic services and accommodation options. In addition to cycling, visitors can enjoy birdwatching, kayaking, hiking, and exploring traditional villages and nearby botanical gardens.

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There is no official minimum age; it is recommended to consult with the operator to confirm suitability based on the route and specific conditions.
Ride-on, mountain, electric bikes, and tricycles are available, all suited to different ages and skill levels.
No experience is needed—routes are easy and flat, perfect for those with basic fitness and no prior biking background.
Private vehicle access is limited in protected zones; it is recommended to reach authorized points like L'Ampolla or Deltebre and continue by bike.
Safety includes reflective vests, civil liability insurance, and continuous supervision by professional monitors throughout the route.