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We spent 10 nights in Torredenbara from late March to early April. The locals are very nice and the place is very friendly and has a nice atmosphere. There are many restaurants, bars, grocery stores and other shops in the city. Very pleasant seaside. The old part of town is very cozy and pleasant with good shops and bars. It is worth looking for a good butcher shop, fruit shop instead of large department stores, if you prepare your own food in the apartment. The best butcher shop I've ever been to is ElTallant Carrer de Perre Badia 34. The quality of goods, service and friendliness are phenomenal. By the way, there is also a very good fruit shop and fish shop in this street. Our best restaurant experience is associated with El Racó De La Paella restaurant. The food and Sangria are very tasty and the hospitality is unbeatable. We had a wonderful time here. Torredembara is a good base for exploring great places nearby. You can get to Barcelona in an hour by train. You can rent a car at a fair price at La Torre Rent a Car. Tarragona is a city with a very good atmosphere. There is a very good hiking trail from La Mora to Tarragona next to the coast. It is worth visiting Valbona and seeing the Monastery of Santa Maria de Vallbona. As a curiosity, I would like to note that here is the tomb of Saint Jolanta, who was the daughter of King Andrew II of Hungary. In Valbona you can feel tranquility and peace. Another destination not to be missed is Montserrat. It is really worth driving there and spending a day there. Simply amazing place.

Stayed in Torredembarra to visit Tarragona, which was only 10km away. Plenty of supermarkets around the accommodation so very easy to self cater. Well equipped kitchen & good produce available. Btw, Tarragona is well worth visiting.

Lovely area, nice and relaxing, lovely beaches, highly recommend the old town area to eat out. Excellent transport options from Reus airport, no need to go near Barcelona. Also if you want to really get a holiday away from home (travelled from Ireland) we only came across one group of English speaking tourists, no chippers or fry ups. Local markets with lovely fruit.

Nice clean beaches, some rocks for snorckling, beautiful historical center, Tarragona is very close. The safeguards at the beach are too cautious and do not let you swim in the waves on windy days.