Vermouth cruise along the Ebro River in Tortosa - Lo Sirgador

What will we see?

Upstream

• State Bridge.
• Monument to the Battle of the Ebro.
• Historic river facade (Bishop's Palace + Cathedral + Suda Castle).
• Xiquina Island and Riparian Forest.

Downstream

• Red Bridge or Green Way Bridge.
• Millennium Bridge.
• Riparian forest.
• Island of the Bulls.

Fauna

We'll be able to see wildlife native to the Ebro River, including many aquatic birds and other birds. Grey herons, moorhens, white egrets, and night herons are common, as are kingfishers. Depending on the time of year, cormorants and ospreys, and aquatic turtles and giant tortoises are also common.

What will we explain to him?

During the journey, your guide will explain the history of the "llaguts", traditional boats that sailed the Ebro by the hundreds until the mid-20th century, manned by towboys and assisted by the Towpath.
You'll also learn about the history of Tortosa, a two-thousand-year-old city, and the importance of river transport in its economic heyday.

The various historic buildings visible from the river serve as a link for the narrative. Various anecdotes will make this sightseeing cruise more enjoyable and fun.

Activity includes:

• River navigation.
• Guide's explanations.
• Drinks on board: vermouth, beer, soft drinks, water.
• Snacks: Potato chips, whip, olives, canned mussels.

Practical information

• Duration: 90 minutes.
• Distance traveled: 14.5 km.
• Route: River facade, Xiquina Island and Bull Island.
• Regular hours: Sundays and holidays at noon (please inquire).

Prices:

• Adults: €18.
• Children up to 12 years: €8.50 (€7 for 2 or more children).
• Children up to 4 years: €5.
• Babies and their strollers: free.
• Pets: free.

Don't miss it!