Getting There

Where is it?

The festival grounds are located south of Tortosa, in the stunning river valley leading into the Ebro Delta — one of Spain’s most beautiful natural regions, surrounded by wetlands, mountains, and sea.

Getting Here

The festival grounds at Pla dels Catalans sits just outside L'Aldea, in the Ebro Delta of southern Catalonia- about 170km from Barcelona, 186km from Valencia, and 200km from Zaragoza. The site sits directly off the AP-7 motorway, making it straightforward to reach from most directions.

Ctra. Tortosa - L'Aldea, Km 11.5,, 43896 L'Aldea, Tarragon

By Plane

The closest major airports are Barcelona El Prat (around 2 hours by road) and Valencia (around 2 hours in the other direction). Both have good rail and bus connections onward to the Ebro Delta region. If you're flying in from abroad, either works, choose based on where you're coming from and where else you want to travel.

By Train

The nearest station is L'Aldea-Amposta-Tortosa RENFE train station, served by regional regional trains from Barcelona, Valencia and Zaragoza. The station sits about 25 minutes on foot from the site.

By Bus

Public bus lines connect the Terres de l'Ebre region to the major cities, with a stop directly in front of the site. The Hife Bus from Barcelona (departing from Upper Diagona, Palau Reial and the airport with a change of bus at Gava Mar) drops you across the main road from site. Another short 5 minute walk brings you to gate.

By Car

From Barcelona, the drive takes around 2 hours via the AP-7, with the site located right at the L'Aldea exit roundabout. The N-340 road also passes through the municipality, putting you 5 minutes from the entrance. Parking is available on site.