Kayaking on the Ebro River between Xerta and Tortosa

Context Kayaking on the Ebro River between Xerta and Tortosa offers a peaceful fluvial experience in a landscape of calm waters and multiple natural islands, including Isla dels Masos and Isla de Audí. This stretch covers approximately 12.8 km with a minimal drop of 11 meters, allowing passage through a riverside environment rich in native vegetation and protected wildlife, particularly within the natural reserve of Isla de Audí. The breeze carries the scent of reeds and thyme, enhancing the journey.", "### The experience You’ll paddle a single or tandem kayak from the Xerta launch point, gliding along the river between lush islands and tranquil waters. Along the route, you’ll have opportunities to pause at resting zones to observe birds and riverside flora. The journey concludes with an arrival in Tortosa, navigating under its historic bridges and alongside iconic buildings, where the gentle hum of the city blends with the soft sound of flowing water.", "### For whom This activity is ideal for families with children from age 4 (under 7 must be accompanied by an adult), beginners with no prior experience, and individuals in moderate physical condition seeking a peaceful outdoor adventure. It is not recommended for those with limited mobility unless adapted equipment is available, or for those seeking fast-moving or challenging waters.", "### Local context The Baix Ebre region blends natural beauty with cultural heritage. Tortosa, home to the Suda Castle and cathedral, provides a rich cultural finale to the route. The local community preserves traditions tied to the river and offers authentic regional cuisine, available at nearby restaurants after the activity.",