Cambrils is known for its over 10 km of fine sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, many of which have been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag by the European Union, recognizing the high quality of their waters, services, and safety measures. These shallow waters offer an ideal experience for both families and those looking to relax or practice water sports.

The town boasts a total of 9 beaches along the coastline, each with its own charm and unique features. Among the most notable are:
- Playa del Regueral, one of the busiest due to its proximity to the port and its wide range of activities.
- Playa de La Llosa, with calm, shallow waters, perfect for families with small children.
- Playa del Cavet, popular among water sports enthusiasts, especially for windsurfing and paddleboarding.

The beaches are well-equipped with showers, sun loungers, and play areas, as well as offering sports activities and a promenade ideal for walking or cycling. Around the beaches, there are numerous restaurants specializing in seafood and Mediterranean cuisine. The beachside chiringuitos are also perfect for enjoying fresh local dishes, such as "suquet de peix," a regional specialty.