Cambrils is a very cozy coastal town in Tarragona province in Catalonia Spain. It’s located next to another famous summer resort Salou. Both of them attract many tourists every summer. This time we’re visiting Cambrils in the night around the tourist area by the port. We’re also gonna go through the crowds and enjoy the street view.
For many years the main economic activities of the municipality were fishing and agriculture. However, the tourism boom since the mid-1960s has made the construction and services sector the main source of income for Cambrils.
Cambrils is considered the gastronomic capital of the Costa Dorada. It has 60 restaurants, including some of international fame and with "Michelin" star badges , such as the Can Bosch restaurant and the Diego restaurant, as well as numerous bars, cafes, terraces, ice cream parlors, etc...
The two economic activities that have traditionally characterized Cambrils were agriculture and fishing. In 2001, the activities of the primary sector employed 5.66% of the employed population.
Torre del Puerto: 17th century watchtower that served to defend against pirate attacks, which is why it was also known as the tower of the Moors. Located in front of the port, it is part of the well-known port façade of Cambrils. The neighborhood of the marina or the port of Cambrils was built around the protection offered by this defensive tower, which between the 17th and 18th centuries was equipped with artillery. In the 20th century, it passed into private hands, who modified its upper part giving it its current appearance.
To know more about Cambrils:
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambrils
Devices used:
Camera: Fujifilm XT3,
Lens: Fujinon XF 10-24mm f4,