Punta del Riu Beach in Mont-roig i Miami Platja is the southernmost beach in the municipality and forms a natural boundary with Vandellòs i Hospitalet de l'Infant, in the south of the Costa Daurada. It is 223 metres long with fine golden sand and crystal clear waters. Dogs are allowed when accompanied by their humans.
La Torrota Cove in Roda de Berà (northern Costa Daurada) is located between Llarga and Punta d'en Guineu Beaches and close to the coastal footpath. Dogs are permitted on the beach and in the sea throughout the year and without time restrictions.
La Torrota Cove is signposted from the coastal footpath and the access presents some difficulty, as it is rocky, although it is maintained in good condition.
Miracle/Comandància Beach is the closest beach to the centre of Tarragona, the provincial capital and the largest city on the Costa Daurada. Located between Rafael Casanova Promenade and Robert d'Aguiló Street, Miracle Beach is some 500 metres long and has fine golden sands that slope gently into the crystal-clear Mediterranean waters.
La Riera Beach in Cambrils, the gastronomic capital of the Costa Daurada, is an urban beach next to the mouth of the Riera d'Alforja (torrent) and the fishing harbour. Some 262 metres long, it is also located in front of the Parc del Pescador Botanical Park and the Cambrils Tourist Office. Its sands are coarse and golden and slope gently into the calm, crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, making it ideal for families with children.
Horta de Santa Maria Beach in Cambrils, the gastronomic capital of the Costa Daurada, is the gateway to the resort’s western beaches. An urban beach, some 377 metres long, it is located between La Llosa and La Riera Beaches. Its medium-grained, golden sands slope gently into the calm, crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, making it ideal for families with children.
