Torredembarra's sports marina is a working harbour with moorings, sea breezes and a long season of activity on the water. Independent dive schools and rental businesses along the waterfront typically offer try-dives for newcomers, outings for certified divers and relaxed snorkelling along rocky coves where the Mediterranean is often clear enough to spot fish and Posidonia meadows from the surface.
Motorised craft are usually offered as supervised coastal sessions rather than unaccompanied hire. Small-boat, kayak and SUP rental is widely available for exploring the shoreline at a slower pace — early mornings are especially pleasant when the sea is flatter. Sailing and windsurfing are part of the local scene thanks to steady winds, and summer regattas add atmosphere around the port.
The short hop from the campsite — roughly 2 km on foot or by bike — makes it easy to fit a paddle, a swim or half a day on the water around time on the beach. The waterfront is a nice place for an evening stroll, with terraces overlooking the boats.
