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Welcome to Alcanar, a privileged corner of the Mediterranean located in the southernmost part of Catalonia, between the sea and the Montsià mountain range. An authentic destination where nature, culture, gastronomy, and tradition combine to offer unique experiences throughout the year.

With over 12 kilometers of coastline, high-quality beaches and tranquil coves, a valuable historical heritage dating back to the Iberian era, a renowned gastronomic tradition linked to seafood and garden produce, and a wide calendar of festivals and activities, Alcanar invites you to discover the most genuine essence of the region.

From the Municipal Tourist Office, we'll help you discover everything the town has to offer: routes and trails between the sea and the mountains, guided tours, natural areas, cultural heritage, family activities, events, culinary experiences, and suggestions for enjoying each of its villages. A wide range of experiences awaits you in Alcanar, a true garden by the sea where every visit becomes a discovery.

Registration Number in Tourism Register of Catalonia and Andorra: O-000013

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