Kayak trip to the Llop Marí cave
Take a guided kayak trip with your family from L'Arenal beach to the Llop Marí cave, where you will discover its rich biodiversity while snorkelling. According to mythology, Neptune, god of the seas, turned a little seahorse into a beast that lay hidden in this cave, waiting for pirates to arrive so that it could frighten them away. Some say it is still hiding there. Will you be able to spot it?
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Along the way you will discover the countless natural spots and cliffs that make up the coastline of L'Hospitalet de l'Infant.
From L'Ametlla de Mar to Cala de l'Àliga along the coastal path
We suggest walking a stretch of the so-called Mediterranean Path, the GR92 coastal path, a route that starts at Cala d'Oques in L'Hospitalet de l'Infant. Right there you will find the GR92 signposts, on the right, towards Platja del Torn. The path climbs between pine trees and continues along Punta de Cala Bea, heading south.
The route, which goes as far as L'Ametlla de Mar, part of the Terres de l'Ebre, covers a stretch of coast with great scenic value. There are beautiful dunes and coastal pine woods, as well as Posidonia meadows on the seabed.
Stay at a naturist campsite
Did you know that L'Hospitalet de l'Infant is home to the only beachfront naturist campsite in Catalonia? It is Càmping El Templo del Sol, right next to Platja Naturista del Torn. With almost two kilometres of coastline, this beach has earned the European Blue Flag certification for the high quality of its sand and sea water.
Activities in the Muntanyes de Prades
L'Hospitalet de l'Infant is one of the municipalities in the Muntanyes de Prades, a designated Family Tourism Destination, a region where you can enjoy plenty of nature and outdoor activities for families in a unique landscape.
