Kayak and wine tasting on the Ebro River, Ribera d'Ebre

Context The Ebro River flows through the Ribera d'Ebre region, a protected natural area where riverside vegetation and native wildlife coexist with historical remnants such as the Iberian settlement Castellet de Banyoles. This stretch between Móra la Nova and Ginestar offers an accessible kayak descent with a moderate current, ideal for paddling through a landscape scented with fresh water and thyme.

The experience You begin with a safety and technique briefing before launching into kayaks designed for groups or families. As you glide along the river, you’ll pause on a natural island to swim and relax, enjoying the calm of the water and the songs of local birds. At the end of the journey, visit Bodegas Suñé to taste local white and red wines paired with regional specialties, learning about viticulture and the area’s history.

For whom This activity suits those with basic kayaking experience and moderate fitness, families with children over 12, and wine lovers interested in local culture. It is not recommended for people with limited mobility unless adapted equipment is available, or for those seeking high-intensity adventure.

Local context The Ribera d'Ebre is a region with a strong viticultural tradition and Iberian heritage, where wineries preserve ancestral methods and the local community shares its culture through wine and nature. Guides convey this deep connection between landscape and tradition throughout the experience.