Make a holiday rental home or villa in Mora d’Ebre, Spain your home away from home

The Costa Dorada in Spain is known as something of a family fun resort due to its beaches and many tourist attractions, but the village Mora d’Ebre shows that there is a whole different side to the region known as the “Golden Coast”. Mora d’Ebre combines with neighbours Ginestar and Miravet to offer an area of natural beauty and stunning views, with holiday rental villas in Mora d’Ebre providing pure relaxation on the banks of River Ebro.

Things to do in Mora d’Ebre, Spain

Mora d’Ebre is a location in which you can experience the ‘real’ Catalonia, and immerse yourself in local traditions and events, and mix with the locals. Those looking for a relaxing break away from the usual tourist trail should consider self-catering villas and apartments in Mora d’Ebre for their next vacation.

There are a number of well-preserved historical buildings around the centre of the village, including the Priory Church of St. John the Baptist and the remains of Castle Mora, which sit on top of a hill, rising over the River Ebro. One of the most popular attractions with both locals and visitors is the Julio Antonio Exhibition Hall, which is located on the ground floor of the house in which the artist was born.

The area around River Ebro is a relaxing and peaceful place in which to enjoy a picnic or a spot of walking and hiking, enjoying the joys of nature and the excellent weather which the region receives for so much of the year. A reasonably short walk or bike ride can also take you to one of the other villages nearby, such as picturesque Miravet, which has a number of historic landmarks, a castle and a river-fronted main square. Another option is the village of Ginestar, which is home to several festivals throughout the year.

Places to visit on holiday in Mora d’Ebre, Spain

As well as Miravet and Ginestar, there are an abundance of other towns, villages and cities to visit during your stay in Mora d’Ebre. EU Blue Flag beaches can be reached in under half an hour, and popular tourist resorts such as Salou are less than an hour away. It is also almost criminal to take a holiday in Mora D’Ebre and not enjoy a visit to Tarragona, the capital of the province and a city that is rich in arts, culture, history and tradition.

Weather in Mora d’Ebre, Spain

The climate in Mora d’Ebre is typical of the Costa Dorada, with long, hot summers that average around 25C. Winters are extremely mild, and temperatures rarely drop below 10C at any time of the year.

Flights to Mora d’Ebre, Spain

Mora d’Ebre is 40 minutes from Reus Airport (REU), a journey of around 60km. The airport has become a popular destination for budget airlines, with flights to be found from all around the UK through operators such as Ryanair and Thomas Cook Airlines.