The historical heritage linked to the medieval village of Tamarit is essentially preserved in the vila closa (closed town), still in existence; a private space belonging to the Marquis of Tamarit, where social and corporate events are held at the foot of the Castle and Jovera cove.

The Mèdol Quarry is located 2 km from the Móra beach, 9 km north of the city centre of Tarragona and is connected by the Via Augusta to the Scipio Tower. The Mèdol is a large pit more than 200 metres long, 10 to 40 metres wide and with a central 16-metre spire that shows the importance of stone quarrying in the construction of Tarraco.

The mouth of the Gaià river is a Protected Natural Area and Natura 2000 Network located at the eastern end of Tarragona. Its natural landscape of riverside vegetation and areas flooded with fresh water follows the Gaià river from Ferran to Tamarit beach.

The GR-92 is the tourist itinerary that connects the Baix Gaià as it passes through Tarragona, making this footpath an obligatory route from Tamarit to the Marquesa Forest and its triangulation with the hill of Sant Simplici.

The different cultural activities are managed by the different neighbourhood associations and cultural entities. There is also a wine tourism offer linked to the town's campsites where dinners with musical or theatrical entertainment are held.

The La Móra-Tamarit area has leisure and free time activities, aimed at the public, where you can take part in environmental awareness activities with guided tours and family vegetable gardens; spa and swimming pool; outings on foot, by bicycle and kayak; sports and leisure activities such as paddle tennis, zumba and yoga; English workshops, as well as enjoying a day in an adventure park with a zip line.