Villas in L'Ametlla de Mar
L'Ametlla de Mar suits big groups who want a large villa with a pool near a fishing port and small coves. The coves are tiny, and Reus airport has mostly seasonal UK flights.
- Villas
- 71
- From, per week
- £362
About L'Ametlla de Mar
L'Ametlla de Mar is a fishing town of around 7,400 people, home to Catalonia's principal tuna-fishing fleet and a fish auction at the fishermen's co-operative every afternoon. Its 16 km of coastline has about 30 bays and beaches, fine white sand or pebbles under pine trees, and clear water thanks to seagrass. There are 24 coves, small ones such as Calafató, about 30 metres long. Our homes are unusual for this coast: most are big houses for eight or more, typically with four bedrooms and nearly all with a pool, spread over about three kilometres. Local cooking is seafood and rice, with fideuada, suquet and grilled fish typical, and the beaches are small coves rather than long strands.
Is L'Ametlla de Mar right for you?
- Best for
- Large groups wanting a big villa near small coves
- Not for you if
- You want a long, wide beach or a busy resort with nightlife.
Near L'Ametlla de Mar
Cala Forn
Golden-sand cove 55 metres long with lifeguard, bars and sun lounger rental, on the edge of the Tres Calas estate.
Cala Calafató
Tiny golden-sand cove about 30 metres long with showers and toilets, easy on foot and about 1 km from Port de Calafat marina.
Ebro Delta
Natural park of wetlands and rice fields with over 300 bird species; Deltebre is about 25 minutes away by road.
Castle of Sant Jordi d'Alfama
Twelfth-century castle that is among the town's sights, alongside the Popular Ceramics Museum.
Getting to L'Ametlla de Mar
Reus is the nearest airport, around 35 km and 33 minutes by road, with seasonal easyJet, Jet2 and Ryanair flights from London. Public transport means a bus and train, about an hour and three quarters. With homes spread across the area and coves to reach, hire a car; the AP-7 is the main road.
When to go to L'Ametlla de Mar
Summer suits the coves, which have lifeguards and bars at the busier ones such as Cala Forn, where occupancy is high. The Virgen Candelaria fiestas fall in the first week of February. Check out-of-season opening dates for restaurants and beach services.
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Villa Dorada
L'Ametlla de Mar, Costa Daurada, Spain
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Villa Santa Marta IV
L'Ametlla de Mar, Costa Daurada, Spain
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Villa Santa Marta II
L'Ametlla de Mar, Costa Daurada, Spain
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Villa Santa Marta I
L'Ametlla de Mar, Costa Daurada, Spain
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L'Ametlla de Mar villa holidays: questions answered
Is L'Ametlla de Mar good for large groups?
Yes. Most of our homes here are big houses for eight or more people, typically with four bedrooms and a pool. The coves around the town are small, so check beach distance before booking.
Are the beaches at L'Ametlla de Mar sand or pebble?
Both. The town's listing describes fine white sand or pebbly beaches surrounded by pine trees. Calafató and Cala Forn are golden sand, only about 30 and 55 metres long, and Cala Forn has high occupancy.
Which airport serves L'Ametlla de Mar?
Reus, about 35 km away and 33 minutes by road. EasyJet, Jet2 and Ryanair fly there from London on seasonal schedules. There is no direct public transport, and the bus and train link takes about an hour and three quarters.
Can you visit the Ebro Delta from L'Ametlla de Mar?
Yes, Deltebre is about 25 minutes away by road. The natural park protects wetlands, beaches and salt pans, and has about 95 breeding bird species. Delta rice has held a Protected Designation of Origin since 1992.
What do people eat in L'Ametlla de Mar?
Seafood and rice. Fideuada, suquet and l'arrosejat are the typical dishes, alongside zarzuelas and grilled fish. The port is home to Catalonia's principal tuna-fishing fleet, with the catch auctioned at the fishermen's co-operative each afternoon.
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Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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