LOCATION

LA RAPITA and DELTEBRE, CATALONIA

LA RAPITA

We highly recommend our guests stay in Montse’s hometown of La Rapita during their visit. Set between the Montsia mountains and the Bay of Alfacsthe town is located just a short distance from the wedding venue (in the town of Deltebre), and will give guests the best opportunity to take advantage of local beaches as well as immerse themselves in the local culture, with many local restaurants and bars within walking distance of each other. Originally founded in the 17th Century to be a major port supplying the Spanish colonies, it was never finished but several old neoclassical buildings remain in the centre of town, and the town’s fishing roots remain strong.

A shuttle will be arranged to collect guests from La Rapita and take them to the wedding venue on the day, as well as returning to town at several selected times towards the end of the night.

THE EBRE RIVER

The town of La Rapita sits at the very edge of the Delta de l'Ebre, a large fertile plain important for the cultivation of rice, citrus fruits and production of salt.

Small towns dotted throughout the rice fields, such as the town of Deltebre, overlook the Ebre Delta Natural Park, which is home to hundreds of species of birds and other wildlife.

Following the Ebre River upstream, the surrounding lands, known as the Terres de l'Ebre, boast a rich cultural heritage, encompassing many ancient riverside towns, castles, and vineyards, and once marked the western border of the early Roman Empire.

 

GETTING THERE

The nearest airports are located in the Catalan capital city of Barcelona and in Reus near the city of Tarragona.

What to Do

Activities in the La Rapita and Delta De L’Ebre Area

La Rapita and the Delta De l‘Ebre offer the opportunity to unwind with friends and family, whether it’s relaxing by the beach, sampling the local seafood, rice dishes and coastal tapas, or sipping a traditional vermut in one of the local cafes.

Further afield, the terres del Ebre region is home to vineyards, ancient monasteries, canyons and mountains to explore at your own pace.