Alcanar
Alcanar, in the Montsià region of Tarragona, is the southernmost municipality in Catalonia, located on the border with the Valencian Community. Bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, it combines a peaceful coastline with extensive orange and clementine groves, making it an ideal destination to enjoy the sea, nature and the gastronomy of southern Catalonia.
Among its main attractions are the Church of Sant Miquel, built in Renaissance style, the Sanctuary of Mare de Déu del Remei, and the historic coastal watchtowers, erected to defend the coast against pirate attacks. Nearby are also the beaches of Les Cases d'Alcanar, the Ebro Delta Natural Park and the Montsià Mountains.
Alcanar is renowned for its gastronomy, especially its prawns, fresh fish and seafood, as well as its production of oranges and clementines. Its privileged location also makes it an excellent base for enjoying some of the best hotels in Tarragona, combining beaches, nature, outstanding cuisine and the charm of southern Catalonia.
