Discover Cunit: Sandy Coast, Trails and Culture

Cunit has a 2.5 km-long, almost continuous fine sandy coast between Cubelles to the east and Calafell to the west. It is shaped by seven detached breakwaters built between 1977 and 1983. Semi-circular coves extend the shoreline to 3.3 km.

For a stay in Cunit, you can check travel dates, apartment size and cancellation conditions separately when choosing a holiday apartment. This information complements the town’s beach, trail and cultural features. Travellers can therefore base their choice on their own dates and preferred interests: those who want to experience the coast differently from the wooded routes or cultural sites can use different comparison criteria when selecting a holiday apartment.

Further destinations: La Riviera, La Palma D'ebre, Aiguamúrcia, Poblet, Tarragona, Arbolí, Aiguamúrcia-Santes Creus and El Vendrell.

Coast and Beach

During the bathing season, Cunit’s beaches offer lifeguard and rescue services, showers, drinking fountains, foot-washing stations and toilets. There are also kiosks, sun loungers, volleyball courts, beach soccer, pétanque, children’s playgrounds and fitness equipment.

Cunit Llevant is an urban beach with fine golden sand, a promenade, sports areas and pedal boat rental. The various beach features can be considered separately when planning individual days.

Trails and Landscape

The Cunit de Sud a Nord route passes through the more mountainous and wooded areas of Cunit. Its course complements the coastal landscape with a distinctly more mountainous and wooded setting.

The Ruta de les Masies passes the most important farmhouses in Cunit and runs through areas characterised by agriculture and woodland. The two routes can be distinguished by their landscape focus.

Culture and Festivals

The Fondo d’en Roig Iberian archaeological site in Cunit is designated as a Cultural Asset of National Interest in the archaeological zone category.

Cunit’s Festa Major d'estiu (Festa de Sant Cristòfol) is celebrated on 2 July in honour of Sant Cristòfol. The festival includes a fire procession, traditional dances, sardanas, a festival dance, fireworks and activities for children.

The Ciutadella Ibèrica de Calafell is a fortification in the immediate vicinity of Cunit. The Castell de la Santa Creu de Calafell is a castle in the vicinity of Cunit.

The Museu Romàntic Can Papiol is a museum in the vicinity of Cunit. The Masia d'en Cabanyes - Centre d'Interpretació del Romanticisme Manuel de Cabanyes is also a museum in the vicinity of Cunit.

The Quadra and Masia de Vilaseca are considered some of the oldest rural buildings in Cunit.

Places in the Surrounding Area

Platja Segur De Calafell is a beach in the immediate vicinity of Cunit. Platja de Segur is also a beach in the immediate vicinity of Cunit.

Platja Vilanova is a beach in the vicinity of Cunit. Mirador Punta de les Coves is a viewpoint in the vicinity of Cunit.

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