The road network connects the Port of Tarragona with the rest of the cities in Catalonia, Spain and Europe. This network includes the motorways and dual carriageways of the Mediterranean (AP-7 and A-7), of the North (AP-2 and A-27), the T-11 and the national highways that connect with the rest of Spain: the N-240 and N-340.

In pursuit of greater connectivity, the Port of Tarragona is already preparing for the arrival of the European gauge (UIC), and to this end has completed various sections of railway line that include these features in their port facilities as a whole. Therefore, once the planning agreed by the European Transport Network (TEN-T) is implemented, regarding the deployment of European gauge (UIC) throughout Spain, Tarragona and the Port will become a strategic node between the Mediterranean corridor and the Central Corridor, thereby strengthening its international positioning even more.

In addition to Reus airport, which is only 7km away, the proximity of the city of Barcelona allows us to also have connections to Barcelona’s El Prat Airport; one of the most important internationally, and only 45 minutes from our city.

The Port of Tarragona believes wholeheartedly in intermodality as the way to optimise logistic chains and offer a better service to our clients, from both an economic and a sustainability point of view.