Lloguer de bicicletes 4 camins
The family-run business 4 Camins offers a bicycle rental service throughout the Ebro Delta. It is located in Els Muntells (Ebro Delta). The village has 500 inhabitants and is situated on the right bank of the delta next to Eucaliptus Beach, surrounded by lagoons and rice paddies. The owners are the children and grandchildren of people who grew up cultivating rice, fishing, and hunting. With this heritage, they believe it is worthwhile to share what is often overlooked about their territory, its vegetation, wildlife, culture, and history.
Four routes await you to explore the Ebro Delta, immerse yourself in the local culture, and discover the cuisine centered around rice. To enhance your experience, a free app with GPS and audio guides will make your visit easier. In addition, a wide range of activities related to the land and gastronomy are available, along with a selection of typical products, all originating from the rice paddies. Furthermore, they can arrange rural accommodation, either their own or through partners, for you to stay for as many days as you wish.
At 4 Camins, bicycle rental and tourist services, you can:
- Enjoy a bike ride and the natural landscapes this area offers, with its extraordinary flora and fauna awaiting you.
- Discover and explore the best corners of these lands, where you will discover cultures, traditions and a great variety of light and reflections.
Beyond cycling: activities and accommodations
In addition to bicycle rentals, 4 Camins offers complementary activities related to the land and local gastronomy, such as tastings of typical products grown in the rice paddies. They also collaborate with various rural accommodations in the area, such as Casa Ferrando, Casa Emilia, and Casa de la Platjola, to offer a complete and immersive stay in the Ebro Delta.
The aim of 4 Camins is to offer visitors a method of visiting based on knowledge, conservation and dissemination of the Ebro Delta: so that it is loved as its family has always loved it.
Great experience and stay, friends of the Ebro Delta!
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