Looking for a warm, unhurried winter escape or a long Mediterranean spring? Camping La Noria welcomes retired travellers with comfortable accommodation on flat, shaded grounds — just 150 metres from a calm sandy beach. No steep hills, no loud nightlife, just sunshine, good food, and the freedom to set your own pace.
The Roman Amphitheatre of Tarragona stands dramatically above the Mediterranean, a 2nd-century arena where gladiators once fought before crowds of 14,000. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage archaeological ensemble of Tàrraco, it is one of the Costa Dorada's most iconic landmarks — and just 15 kilometres from Camping La Noria.
15km from campsiteThe Les Ferreres Aqueduct, known locally as the Pont del Diable (Devil's Bridge), is one of the best-preserved Roman aqueducts in Europe. Rising 27 metres above a wooded valley just north of Tarragona, this UNESCO-listed structure is an awe-inspiring feat of ancient engineering — and only 18 kilometres from Camping La Noria.
18km from campsiteThe Ruta del Cister (Cistercian Route) is a cultural trail connecting three magnificent medieval monasteries — Poblet, Santes Creus and Vallbona de les Monges — through the beautiful inland countryside of southern Catalonia. Starting 35 kilometres from Camping La Noria, it is one of the most rewarding day trips in the region.
35km from campsiteThe Royal Monastery of Poblet is one of the largest and most complete Cistercian abbeys in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled in the foothills of the Prades mountains 65 kilometres from Camping La Noria, it has been a functioning monastery since its founding in 1150 — over 870 years of unbroken spiritual life.
65km from campsiteSecure your stay at Camping La Noria and enjoy the Costa Dorada.
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