The GR-92 is Spain's Mediterranean coastal long-distance trail, stretching over 580 kilometres along the entire Catalan coast. What makes it special for guests at Camping La Noria is that the trail passes directly by the campsite — step out of your pitch and you are on one of Europe's great walking routes.
© Chris j woodHaving a long-distance coastal trail starting at your campsite gate is a rare luxury. The GR-92 lets you walk as little or as much as you like — from a 30-minute stroll to a headland viewpoint to a full-day hike along the coast. It adds an active, exploratory dimension to your camping holiday that complements days on the beach.
You are already there. The GR-92 passes within metres of Camping La Noria. Step out of the campsite entrance and follow the red-and-white GR waymarks in either direction.
Access directly from the campsite
Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-October) are the finest hiking seasons — mild temperatures, wildflowers or autumn light, and empty trails. Summer mornings (before 10:00) and late afternoons (after 17:00) are also good, but midday is too hot for exposed coastal walking. Winter can be pleasant for walking, though the campsite is closed.
150mPlatja dels Muntanyans is quite literally the campsite's own beach. Connected to Camping La Noria by a pedestrian tunnel beneath the railway, this Blue Flag beach of fine golden sand and protected natural dunes is just 150 metres from your pitch — you can hear the waves from the campsite at night.
© Jorge Franganillo1kmTorredembarra is not just near the campsite — it is the campsite's home town. This compact seafaring village on the Costa Dorada coast combines a genuine Catalan identity with all the amenities a camping family needs, from a daily fish market to summer festivals that light up the night sky.