TARRAGONA HISTORY, CULTURE & SUNSHINE
Less than an hour from BARCELONA WELCOME TO THE COSTA DAURADA 45’ the exquisite flavor of time Poblet Monastery 58’ (Cistercian route) Vallbona de les Monges Monastery 43’ 16’ (Cistercian route) DO Conca Barbera The Costa Daurada is one of the most PortAventura beautiful places on the coast of Spain, and one of the foremost tourist destinations on 19’ Reus city center the Mediterranean. Its unique location offers 37’ visitors a rich and diverse landscape with a 40’ 13’ Santes Creus Monastery long coastline graced by the sea, a warm, DOQ Priorat Reus Airport (Cistercian route) sunny climate and an interior dotted with 44’ sleepy villages and picturesque farmland. 40’ DO Penedès DO Montsant
The Costa Daurada, and especially its 54’ capital, Tarragona, is a region with a Barcelona great deal to discover and a surprisingly comprehensive range of tourist services 32’ and products, which are sure to exceed the La Graiera Golf 22’ highest expectations of visitors all year round. Aigüesverds Golf 16’ The beautiful golden hue of its sandy Golf Costa Daurada beaches, its seductive landscapes, its 32’ Bonmont Golf fantastic southern climate, its friendly Sea Cloud arriving at the Marina 20’ people, its safe environment, its numerous DO Tarragona 19’ shopping opportunities, and its wonderful Lumine Golf Culture cuisine all help to make the Costa Daurada 1h 10’ one of the most exceptional tourist DO Terra Alta Tarragona city center destinations on the Mediterranean coast. Golf Thanks to the spectacular archaeological heritage of its Roman era, Tarragona has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This, together with Wine tourism its fascinating medieval heritage, makes visiting Tarragona the ideal way to enjoy a fascinating voyage through time. Airport Barcelona
Distances from Tarragona Cruise Port to the main attractions (Approximate time from the Costa wharf to the different destinations has been calculated.)
3 JUST THE RIGHT PLACE
WHEN A DESTINATION IS RIGHT ON THE MARK
Tarragona is an excellent destination to 4 DIFFERERENT UNESCO RECOGNITIONS IN THE AREA: add to any Mediterranean cruise itinerary. Located in the northeast corner of the World Heritage Site for Tarragona Roman Iberian Peninsula, it is the southernmost archaeological sites Cruise arriving at Marina Port Tarraco major city in Catalonia. On the shores of World Heritage Site for Poblet Monastery the Mediterranean, Tarragona is home Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity to exceptional infrastructure, placing the for its human towers (“castells”) Human towers competition city of Barcelona only 50 minutes away. Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity for its exquisite Mediterranean cuisine Open to the sea, it boasts 14 kilometers of World Heritage coastline and a world-renowned mild climate, with an average annual temperature of UNESCO 17 °C and 2,700 hours of sunshine per year. AN EXCELLENT RANGE OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS ON OFFER:
BY CAR Numerous monuments from the Roman Tarragona has excellent road archaeological ensemble of ancient Tarraco connections to other major cities The origins of Gaudí and other geniuses influenced via an extensive network of world- by the area’s beauty class highways and motorways. Stunning mediaeval and art nouveau sites to visit A great wealth of culinary delights based on BY TRAIN Mediterranean cuisine, wine, cava and olive oil Tarragona’s train station and port Tarraco Viva; historical representation in the amphitheatre A wide range of leisure activities to choose from connect it to other major cities and (leading European theme park PortAventura, towns in the region and in Spain. water parks, golf, alpine and beach activities, etc.) BY AIR The Reus Airport, Tarragona’s FABULOUS MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE Aerial view of Marina Port Tarraco and the city of Tarragona closest airport, is only 13 minutes AND HEAVENLY, UNSPOILT BEACHES away by car; Barcelona Airport is only 54 minutes away; and Gerona A PEACEFUL, VERY SAFE LOCATION Airport is 2 hours away. A LONGSTANDING LOCAL TRADITION BY SEA AND EXPERIENCE IN WELCOMING VISITORS Tarragona’s magnificent port facilities can accommodate THE FLEXIBILITY AND ORIGINALITY TO ADAPT everything from large cruise ships SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO THE NEEDS OF El Torn, Hospitalet de l’Infant Bonmont Golf Course to small pleasure craft. CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS
4 5 ROMAN TARRACO a monumental stroll through history
Head of the Roman Circus Roman Wall The main purpose of the Roman Route is to offer visitors a chance to experience history through its major surviving monuments, which date back to the time when the city was at the peak of its grandeur.
Tarraco was the capital of the empire’s largest province, Hispania Citerior, which spanned over half the Iberian Peninsula, Vaults of the Roman Circus and became a major hub and underwent EXCURSIONS PROPOSAL its period of greatest urban growth. TARRAGONA ROMAN ROUTE Ancient Tarraco, capital of Roman (duration approx. 3 hours) Hispania, is alive today in the numerous Model of Roman Tarraco monuments scattered throughout the city City walls which pay witness to its timeless splendor. Roman circus Amphitheatre In November of 2000, Tarragona was recognized by UNESCO for the Roman TOTAL TARRAGONA archaeological ensemble of ancient Tarraco (duration approx. 6 hours) and was inscribed onto the World Heritage ITINERARY (MORNING) List. Archaeological promenade Cathedral and Diocesan museum National Archaeology Museum Roman Amphitheatre Provincial forum City walls ITINERARY (AFTERNOON) Casa Canals Roman museum (museum of history and the circus arcades) Amphitheatre World Heritage Paleochristian Necropolis and paleochristian assemblage on UNESCO the banks of the Francolí River Local Forum Ancient Provincial Forum Pont del Diable (Roman aqueduct)
7 MEDIEVAL TARRAGONA Following in the footsteps OF LEGENDS
The city of Tarragona houses a number of monuments that pay testimony to its medieval past. Abundant remains from Roman times are complemented by and coexist alongside Tarragona’s rich medieval heritage, reaching its utmost expression in the city’s cathedral, as well as other exceptional examples of medieval art and architecture. The cloister Strolling through the city, visitors will discover jewels like the city walls, museums, ancient structures and the remains of the Jewish Quarter – a treasure trove scattered throughout the city and its surrounding area, making visitors feel truly fortunate to have so much history right at their fingertips.
Cathedral interior
EXCURSION PROPOSAL
MEDIEVAL ROUTE (duration approx. 3 hours)
The city walls The cathedral The cloister The Chapel of St. Paul St. Paul’s Chapel Tarragona Cathedral Miracle Church The Church of Our Lady of the Miracle
8 CISTERCIAN ROUTE Exploring the legacy OF THE MYSTICS
The area just beyond Tarragona, in the Costa Daurada’s interior, is home to a fascinating mystical and religious legacy: the Cistercian Route.
The route links three monasteries, a set of architectural, historical and cultural monuments of great interest from Catalonia’s illustrious medieval past. Among them, visitors will find the Poblet Monastery, which remains active even today, and has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
A contemplative look at history with guided tours, special events and classical music concerts, all wrapped in the spiritual aura of a territory rich in cuisine, culture, artisan Poblet Monastery crafts, nature and the best local traditions.
The visit to Poblet Monastery can be combined with a look around the town of Vallbona de les Monges Monastery Montblanc, declared Collection of Historic and Artistic Monuments in 1947, and which preserves a large part of the medieval walled town. The visitor can also explore one of the medieval castles in the surrounding area.
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Santes Creus Monastery UNESCO Poblet Monastery and surroundings Walls of Montblanc
10 11 REUS GAUDÍ & MODERNIST ROUTE
Reus is a typical Catalan city, internationally recognised for its important Art Nouveau heritage and for its close link with the architect Antoni Gaudí, as well as being and ideal shopping destination.
At the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century Art Nouveau took strong root in Reus, making it the most Gaudí Center Navas House important Art Nouveau city in Catalonia, along with Barcelona. Nowadays, Reus has one of the most important collections of Art Nouveau buildings in Europe, which can be discovered by following the “Art Nouveau Route”; a trip around the 28 most significant buildings in the city. The highlights include works by the great architect Luis Domènech i Montaner, who designed the Pere Mata Institute, Navas House, Rull House and Gasull House, among others.
The city where Gaudí was born, Reus also Family with a sculpture of Gaudí Child maintains some places closely connected to his youth and childhood, which are included in the “Gaudí and Reus Route”. Another must is a visit to the Gaudí Center, a modern interactive museum dedicatedto the life and works of Gaudí, where the visitor can also get to know more about the important architectural heritage of the city.
Pere Mata Institute Navas House Pere Mata Institute Gaudí Center
12 13 THE GENIUSES ROUTE GAUDÍ, MIRÓ, CASALS AND PICASSO
The Geniuses Route is a unique tourist 30’ experience that provides the chance to 19’ CASALS, El Vendrell feel the essence of the landscape, which GAUDÍ, Reus was the source of inspiration for some Miró Center, Mont-Roig of the world’s greatest artists. It offers 1h 20’ the keys to understanding their work. PICASSSO, Horta de Sant Joan In addition to visiting the facilities and visitor centers, which symbolize the mark these geniuses have left on the region, it is possible to relive the experiences that so influenced and inspired the character and creative genius of Gaudí, Miró, Casals and Picasso during their time in Reus, Mont-roig, El Pau Casals Town Museum Horta de Sant Joan Vendrell and Horta de Sant Joan, respectively.
28’ MIRÓ, Mont-roig
Antoni Gaudí Pablo Picasso
Pau Casals Joan Miró El Vendrell Horta de Sant Joan Gaudí Center, Reus
15 WINE & CAVA TOURISM Exploring the origin OF GREAT SENSATIONS
Wine is one of the most recognizable symbols DO Cava of Mediterranean culture as well as an asset (sparkling wine) 43’ that identifies the city and province of 40’ DO Conca Barberà DOQ Priorat Tarragona, a vast area covered with vineyards and creating one-of-a-kind products. 40’ Montsant DO Montsant 44’ Thanks to its six Designations of Origin DO Penedès (DO), the Costa Daurada is home to a wide range of attractive options for touring the wine areas, such as winery tours (some of which are theatrical), walking tours of the 1 h 10’ 20’ vineyards, festivals, wine tastings, and lunches DO Terra Alta DO Tarragona with wine pairings. Co-operative at Priorat No discussion of local wine would be complete without a mention of the DOQ Priorat, one of the only two areas with this distinction in Spain.
It’s important to mention the names René Barbier, Carles Pastrana and Álvaro Palacios, as enologists who improved the way wine was produced, modernizing the processes in line with their experience and knowledge. All of this led them to create modern wines which have made an impact worldwide. A special mention should be given to the renowned enologist Sara Pérez, who sought elegance, complexity and refinement in her wines.
The DO Cava is also an area of special interest, located primarily in the county of El Penedès. This DO specializes in the creation of exquisite sparkling wines. Wine cellar at Nulles
16 FINE DINING SHOPPING TASTING STROLLING the richness of the coast among the shop windows
Traditional Mediterranean flavors and Tarragona’s main shopping opportunities aromas are the basis for Tarragona’s cuisine. can be found by strolling through the pedestrian areas or down the Rambla The area’s wealth of fresh ingredients, Nova, the main artery of the city. Along top-quality seafood, and artisan products this route visitors can take in large shopping provide the inspiration for an extensive centers as well as cosy small boutiques, and list of delicious dishes. Local calçots an extensive range of shops and services. (Catalan spring onions), xató (a salad garnished with our renowned Romesco), Another interesting route takes visitors to or any dish made with our delectable Local products explore the shops of the historic quarter, sardines from the coast are sure to please. some of which have well-preserved architectural remains inside, and where The Mediterranean diet, cherished an abundance of antique shops can be throughout Spain, is included on the found alongside cutting edge jewelry Representative List of the Intangible shops. The central market is a must-see, Cultural Heritage of Humanity. One of with an abundance of fresh produce. the foundations of the local culinary tradition is olive oil, which is of an exceptionally high And, only a few kilometers away, quality and is made in the region under a visitors will find Reus, the “shopping Protected Designation of Origin. Visitors city”, home to more than 600 stores. can enjoy fascinating tours in which they can witness the olive oil making process first-hand. Public market
Tapas Xató
19 GOLF Enjoying the scenery HOLE BY HOLE Lumine Mediterránea Beach & Golf Community (45 holes) 19’ Located on the renowned Costa Daurada, only 40 minutes The Costa Daurada’s excellent climate south of Barcelona airport and near the historic city of offers golfers the opportunity to enjoy Tarragona and the port of Cambrils, Lumine Mediterránea their favorite sport all year round. Beach & Golf Club is constantly reinforcing its reputation The range of golfing possibilities in as the fastest growing golf destination in Europe. 27 holes the area includes seven golf courses were designed by Greg Norman and 18 by Alfonso Vidaor. as well as four pitch and putt courses.
Bonmont Golf Hotel & Residential Resort (18 holes) 32’ This course was designed by one of the world’s greatest Lumine Golf Course La Graiera Golf Course experts: Robert Trent Jones Jr. The resort offers competition level courses in a truly inviting atmosphere as well as a 9-hole pitch and putt following a route between beautiful lakes, bunkers, and forested groves.
Golf Costa Dorada (18 holes) 16’ Enjoy a course that is perfectly integrated within its TARRAGONA 2017 Mediterranean setting. Everyone from novices to the most Special mention should be demanding players will enjoy this course, which combines made of the declaration of highly technical holes, water, doglegs and large bunkers Tarragona as the host of with links-style holes. the 18th Mediterranean Games in 2017. This
La Graiera Golf Club (18 holes) 32’ Lumine Golf Course honor will help to promote This course, just a short distance from the sea, follows a Tarragona’s international totally natural tree-lined route. It is very hilly and boasts visibility as a city with more than 2,000 years of sporting three spectacular lakes populated by native wildlife. tradition. This multi-event sporting competition Aigüesverds Golf Club (18 holes) 22’ is associated with the On this course golfers will find strategically placed water international Olympic hazards, and all of the fairways are lined with trees. The movement founded in greens are fast and can be quite difficult, a challenge for Alexandria in 1951 and any handicap. brings three continents together to compete: Aigüesverds Golf Course Bonmont Golf Course Clubhouse Costa Dorada Golf Course Asia, Africa and Europe.
20 ENJOY WELCOME TO THE MEDITERRANEAN AIR BEACH the exquisite flavor of time
Tarragona is a city with a clear maritime The coast of the Costa Daurada contains leaning; with its pleasant, mild climate a total of 13 municipalities, and along its it is ideal for doing any sport, especially 92km we can see a great variety of scenery, watersports; sailing, windsurfing, rowing, including beaches of all kinds, from small water-skiing, scuba-diving etc., all of which coves and fine sandy beaches to cliffs. Many can be done from either the marina or port. of the beaches have been awarded the Blue Flag from the European Foundation for It’s worth highlighting the wide variety of Environmental Education, as well as other adventure sports which can be enjoyed in the acknowledgements. Cala Fonda (Waikiki) Beach area, such as routes by bike, quad, segway, and climbing etc. Furthermore, the area We should comment on the route known offers many footpaths, and its incredible as “the green ring walk”, which follows the countryside and excellent installations make Bike rides along the coast network of footpaths in Tarragona. This lorem ipsum walking trips an unforgettable experience. excursion perfectly shows the amassed heritage of the area. The footpaths are well signposted, and the full route is 34km long.
Canoeing La Pineda Beach
Horseriding Sailing Creixell Beach
23 PORTAVENTURA CELEBRATING The most amazing tradition & culture FAMILY DESTINATION
PortAventura is one of the leading holiday Tarragona is also synonymous with festivals, destinations in Europe, a unique and and when they arrive, the celebrations spill unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. over into the streets. The city’s countless local traditions added to the more widespread PortAventura Park boasts six marvelously Catalan festivities mean the calendar is decorated theme areas, which create a full year round. The list of festivities and celebrations is extensive, both in the capital, fascinating world with 40 rides and up to Tarragona, and all along the Costa Daurada. 40 dazzling shows daily, including can-can For those interested in cuisine, a calçotada in dancing, acrobats, Polynesian tribal dances, Valls is of special interest – a fun meal of local and incredible surprises. The whole family Catalan spring onions, or calçots, and grilled Traditional celebrations can also enjoy Costa Caribe Aquatic Park, meats – as is the xatonada in El Vendrell, a an amazing water park with over 50,000 m2 meal featuring traditional dishes with xató. of refreshing fun, an authentic Caribbean lorem ipsum pirate island that will delight guests of all Tarragona itself also hosts Tarraco ages with its 16 exciting rides and slides. Viva Week, which commemorates Tarragona’s Roman past; a fireworks Shambhala – Europe’s highest rollercoaster competition; and the celebrations in honor of the city’s patron saint, Santa Tecla. Special mention should also be made of a A 5 year agreement envisages that Cirque spectacular tradition, the construction of du Soleil’s big top will stage a number human towers, known as castells. Tarragona of different touring productions, the first is one of the most renowned cities in the of which will be “Amaluna” in 2015. world for this event, and every two years it hosts a human tower competition, the highest level of castells tournament. Processsion FERRARILAND As early as the nineteenth century the Music Generation, PortAventura Musical SésamoAventura, Family Area colles, or human tower clubs, were already Brand new for 2016, enjoy FerrariLand for making their best human towers in local the first time in Europe: 75,000 m2 of pure festivals. Because this is such a spectacular Ferrari pleasure, including the highest and and completely unique tradition, in 2010 fastest vertical accelerator in Europe. UNESCO declared it to be Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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Costa Caribe Aquatic Park UNESCO Human Towers in Tarragona Parade European Destination Resort
25 CULTURAL CALENDAR THE LIVING CULTURE of a region
JANUARY APRIL MAY JULY OCTOBER Three Kings’ Day (Epiphany), 5 January Medieval Week, Montblanc d’Tapes, Tarragona Tarragona, City of Castells, All these festive figures come together to Biennial Human Tower competition, This holiday is as important to Spaniards A festival recreating the history and For two weeks Tarragona becomes the July and August accompany the water of Sant Magí, the Tarragona as Christmas. Visitors to Tarragona legends of the Middle Ages, based on tapa capital of Catalonia. Many of the Calendar of human tower rehearsals central focus of the festival. The castells The best colles (Human Tower troupes) during the festivities can see the three the story of St. George, the princess city’s restaurants and bars take part in and optional dinner with its members. (human towers) also play a role in the gather in Tàrraco Arena square for wise men disembark at the port and tour and the dragon which, according to the this culinary festival, offering innovative celebration, along with a wide variety of festive the longest, most contested and most the town handing out sweets to children. folklorist Joan Amades, took place here. tapas based on delicious local ingredients. International Festival of the Music of and cultural events (concerts, theater, etc.). thrilling performances imaginable. Pau Casals, El Vendrell, July and August SEPTEMBER The Calçotada, Valls Easter Week Tarraco Viva, Tarragona Starting in 1981, some of the best musicians RACC Rally, Costa Daurada and The town’s culinary delicacy par The city celebrates the passion, death and This multiple day event is designed to raise and foreign musical groups from around the Santa Tecla, Tarragona, 14-24 September The City Festival in capital letters, Santa Terres de l’Ebre excellence, the long, white calçot, or resurrection of Christ with masses, rosaries awareness of ancient Roman history and world and the country have come together to The RACC Catalonia-Costa Daurada spring onion, fills its squares and is and processions. On the afternoon of Good culture with maximum scientific rigor pay tribute to Pau Casals, a brilliant musician Tecla is a burst of joy, music and color that courses through the city for ten straight Rally is one of the competitive events for grilled over hot coals and dunked in a Friday, armed ‘soldiers’ set out on traditional and features conferences, workshops, re- and a renowned humanist. The cello is the Catalonia’s FIA World Automobile Club. delicious special sauce before eating. marches in preparation for the Holy Burial enactments of daily life in the ancient central theme, but the event also features days. It blends all the traditional elements of the Seguici Popular with an endless The Rally has been attracting motor procession. The custom dates back to the Roman era, as well as period soldiers, singers, pianists, and chamber music groups. enthusiasts to the Costa Daurada for 49 years. FEBRUARY variety of dances, human towers, spark- year 1550 and has been officially declared gladiator fights, theater, music and food. The route of the race changes each year, The Xatonada, El Vendrell throwing nighttime parades, mythological a Traditional Festival of National Interest. Cistercian Route concerts, while the area’s excellent roads provide JUNE beasts, medieval treats. It has been officially The best-known dish from Penedès and July and August declared a Festival of Tourism Interest, a an ideal setting for holding the race. Garraf, generally related to Carnival, Saint Peter Festival, Reus The monasteries of the Cistercian Route Traditional Festival of National Interest, a is made here with endive sprinkled with Highlights include the mulassa (folklore mule), (declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO) DECEMBER Festival of National Heritage Interest and has a special sauce and left to marinate, the giants, many different folk dances, and a host a series of concerts, music of different Christmas been voted the best city festival in Catalonia. and then served with diced salt cod, traditional display of thunderous firecrackers. styles, performed in incomparable settings. In mid-December, Tarragona is decked tuna, anchovies, and arbequino olives. with festive Christmas lights and hosts its Fireworks Show, Tarragona annual Christmas Fair, with stands selling Carnival Every year pyrotechnic companies come figurines for home-made nativity scenes and One of the most widely attended carnivals from all over the world to put on their best an ample assortment of ornaments and crafts. in Catalonia, it is known for its spectacular shows right over the water at the beach float-filled parades and citywide dancing. This in a spectacular fireworks competition. New Year’s Eve, 31 December vibrant masquerade party is not to be missed. The deceptively named Home dels Nassos, Tarragona Living History, July-September or Man of the Many Noses, who has as MARCH Easter This event is an exciting journey to many noses as days left in the year, roams Els Tres Tombs Tarragona’s Roman past through a the streets giving sweets to the crowds. This festival features a procession of horses Sant Jordi (St. George’s Day), 23 April Devils’ Dance series of historical re-enactments. Tarragona Living History At night, friends celebrate with and carriages through the streets of the city On this Catalan holiday dedicated to love parties at hotels, restaurants and bars. as well as a blessing of animals, distribution and culture, the city brims with scarlet roses, Sant Joan (St. John’s Eve), 23 and 24 June AUGUST of gifts and a traditional sweet Catalan endless books, sardana circle dancing and the This celebration of the summer solstice Sant Magí, Tarragona, 15-19 August Festival of La Misericòrdia, flatbread called the Coca de Sant Antoni. world-famous castells, the incredible human dates back to before the Christian era. It is This is one of the city’s major festivals 25 September, Reus towers included on UNESCO’s list of the a night of roaring bonfires, witches, dazzling and is celebrated with fascinating Festive groups form a procession to Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. fireworks, concerts and parties ’til dawn. elements of local popular culture. the Sanctuary of La Mare de Déu.
26 27 TARRAGONA CRUISE PORT, ADVANTAGES OF MOORING IN TARRAGONA a firm commitment to passenger traffic • Dock exclusively for cruise ships • Passenger terminal • Attractive discounts on port fees • Exclusive access through the outer harbor • Moorings available • Easy mooring operations Riviera • Easy handling of administrative procedures • Parking and waiting area for buses • Free on-board tourist information • Free shuttle to city centre (if desired)
Port Tarraco Marina THE PORT OF TARRAGONA: A HISTORY OF CARING FOR OUR ENVIRONMENT • The port uses a certified environmental management system in accordance with environmental standard ISO 14001. Aegean Odyssey • The Port of Tarragona works as a pilot port in water quality (in collaboration with the CRUISE BERTHS HARBOR ACCOMMODATION Environmental Hydraulics Institute Opening times: open 24 hours Minimum ship stay: no limit of Cantabria), air quality (in collaboration with Levante Breakwater Berth Maximum ship stay: no limit the National Council for Scientific Research Length: 2319ft (707 meters) LOCATION within the European HADA Project and Rovira Draught: 62ft 41/32in (19 meters) Longitude: 1º 14’E CLEARANCE i Virgili University) and pollution protection Ship dimensions for berthing: Latitude: 1º 05’N Clearance time: 30 minutes plans, obtaining results that are subsequently no limit on length and width Procedures: routine control transferred throughout the national port system. Sea Cloud at Port Tarraco Marina Passenger terminal available and WIND CONDITIONS free of charge. Prevalent: NW SERVICES FULLY ACCESSIBLE PASSENGER TERMINAL Ship repair ADAPTED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF ALL Port Tarraco Marina ANCHORAGE Bunkering VISITORS Length: 1148ft (350 meters) Available: yes Waste and rubbish disposal • The waiting area is located on the ground floor Draught: 26ft 261/64in (8 meters) Compulsory: no Sewage disposal with a ramp providing direct access from the street. Ship dimensions for berthing: 459ft Ship tenders allowed: yes Water supply • Restroom equipped and adapted for use by (140 meters) Pilotage compulsory: yes Provisions disabled visitors. Tugs available: yes Banking in city center • All passageways comply with that established Tidal movement/range: none in the Catalan decree of accessibility for adapted Horizon docked at Levante Breakwater Berth and accessible routes.
29 Only 1 hour from Barcelona NEW CRUISE PIER FACILITIES FOR 2018* Strategic location Functional cruise reception area LEVANTE Available for turnarounds BREAKWATER More services Nearest BERTH (No length limit & beach passenger terminal) * Project underway, subject to variation. PORT TARRACO MARINA (For ships ,140 m in length) Tarragona City Center
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