Distributed on two floors, First Floor: Large garden with outdoor shower, a large terrace furnished with armchairs and a central table, an upper level outdoor dining room with a gas barbecue, Entering the house: Living room with sofa, fireplace and smart TV, large kitchen equipped with dishwasher, coffee maker oven and kettle water, dining room with 4 chairs and a large bench for more people, a toilet. Leaving the house we find a terrace furnished with armchairs and a very private table with a parking division for a single car. Second Floor: Two rooms, the first with a double bed and access to a terrace with a bench and mountain views, a second room for 4 people with 2 single beds and a bunk bed, exit to its own terrace with mountain views; a full bathroom with bathtub.
Rental prices:
13.07.24 - 17.08.24 = 1.515 €/Week
Tax on stays in tourist establishments NOT INCLUDED (€1 per day and person over 17 years of age, maximum 7 days). Tax subject to variation according to current regulations.
The coast of Begur is of incomparable beauty, whose cliffs and pine trees, the crystalline waters of its coves and its rugged coastline, make this area one of the most special on the Costa Brava. Begur has eight coves and beaches, located to the north, east and south of the city, with different types of natural beauty. The first beach in the north is Platja del Racó, which is located near Pals. It is the widest beach in Begur and offers a beautiful view of the Medes islands. Following the southwest coast is the Illa Roja beach, an internationally renowned nudist beach. This beautiful beach, one of the most emblematic, is characterized by a reddish rocky islet that gives its name to the cove. Also to the north is the beach town of Sa Riera, one of the largest beaches in Begur with an excellent location, the sheltered cove port of Port d'es Pi, and to the left, Cala del Rei. Named after a river that divides the beach into two halves, Sa Riera retains its traditional character and also offers various sports activities and tourist services.
Situated in the small cove east ofAiguafreda cove sheltered by the Puig Rodó hill. There is a small dock for boats and a nice picnic area. The next cove to the east too, Sa Tuna is characterized by its sheltered location. This beach has clean and transparent waters, and a pleasant walk along the coastal path. On the south coast of Begur, Platja Fonda is the only one, located at the foot of the majestic Cabo de Begur. This natural skin, with coarse, dark sand, has managed to remain intact and retains a primitive purity rarely found in other parts of the Costa Brava. Also found in the south are the coves of Fornells, where according to tradition, this coast was given the family name of "Costa Brava" a hundred years ago. The coastal path serves as a bridge to reach all the small streams that form the nucleus of Fornells: cove n'Estasia, Ses Orats, Malaret and the cove of Port Esclanyà. These coves share characteristics of the sand is not very good, but you can sunbathe in peace, and the water is very clear.
The last beach belonging to Begur, to the south of Fornells, is Aiguablava, a beach characterized by its crystal clear and shallow waters, and its fine, clear sand. The coastal paths (camins de Ronda) are one of the main attractions of Begur. Historically, they are ancient roads that cross the coast, used mainly by customs officials to watch out for tobacco smugglers, and by fishermen and sailors to go fishing or in cases of shipwreck. For golf lovers, Catalonia has 30 golf courses. With 7 golf courses and a season of play throughout the year, Only in Playa de Pals can visitors enjoy two golf courses within a distance of 10 miles. Easy access to water sports such as windsurfing, on a sandy beach with a length of about 3 km. The diving centers are located at a distance of 20 km in Estartit and Calella de Palafrugell and Llafranc.
Enjoy a pleasant and quiet stay with your family in a unique environment Beautiful house with private garden. Located in a quiet residential area, 500 meters from the golf club, and just 10 minutes walk from the beach of Pals. Nautical school, supermarket 5 minutes walk and restaurants within walking distance in front of the beach. Garden with private shower. Parking area.
Distributed on two floors, First Floor: Large garden with outdoor shower, a large terrace furnished with armchairs and a central table, an upper level outdoor dining room with a gas barbecue, Entering the house: Living room with sofa, fireplace and smart TV, large kitchen equipped with dishwasher, coffee maker oven and kettle water, dining room with 4 chairs and a large bench for more people, a toilet. Leaving the house we find a terrace furnished with armchairs and a very private table with a parking division for a single car. Second Floor: Two rooms, the first with a double bed and access to a terrace with a bench and mountain views, a second room for 4 people with 2 single beds and a bunk bed, exit to its own terrace with mountain views; a full bathroom with bathtub.
Rental prices:
13.07.24 - 17.08.24 = 1.515 €/Week
Tax on stays in tourist establishments NOT INCLUDED (€1 per day and person over 17 years of age, maximum 7 days). Tax subject to variation according to current regulations.
The coast of Begur is of incomparable beauty, whose cliffs and pine trees, the crystalline waters of its coves and its rugged coastline, make this area one of the most special on the Costa Brava. Begur has eight coves and beaches, located to the north, east and south of the city, with different types of natural beauty. The first beach in the north is Platja del Racó, which is located near Pals. It is the widest beach in Begur and offers a beautiful view of the Medes islands. Following the southwest coast is the Illa Roja beach, an internationally renowned nudist beach. This beautiful beach, one of the most emblematic, is characterized by a reddish rocky islet that gives its name to the cove. Also to the north is the beach town of Sa Riera, one of the largest beaches in Begur with an excellent location, the sheltered cove port of Port d'es Pi, and to the left, Cala del Rei. Named after a river that divides the beach into two halves, Sa Riera retains its traditional character and also offers various sports activities and tourist services.
Situated in the small cove east ofAiguafreda cove sheltered by the Puig Rodó hill. There is a small dock for boats and a nice picnic area. The next cove to the east too, Sa Tuna is characterized by its sheltered location. This beach has clean and transparent waters, and a pleasant walk along the coastal path. On the south coast of Begur, Platja Fonda is the only one, located at the foot of the majestic Cabo de Begur. This natural skin, with coarse, dark sand, has managed to remain intact and retains a primitive purity rarely found in other parts of the Costa Brava. Also found in the south are the coves of Fornells, where according to tradition, this coast was given the family name of "Costa Brava" a hundred years ago. The coastal path serves as a bridge to reach all the small streams that form the nucleus of Fornells: cove n'Estasia, Ses Orats, Malaret and the cove of Port Esclanyà. These coves share characteristics of the sand is not very good, but you can sunbathe in peace, and the water is very clear.
The last beach belonging to Begur, to the south of Fornells, is Aiguablava, a beach characterized by its crystal clear and shallow waters, and its fine, clear sand. The coastal paths (camins de Ronda) are one of the main attractions of Begur. Historically, they are ancient roads that cross the coast, used mainly by customs officials to watch out for tobacco smugglers, and by fishermen and sailors to go fishing or in cases of shipwreck. For golf lovers, Catalonia has 30 golf courses. With 7 golf courses and a season of play throughout the year, Only in Playa de Pals can visitors enjoy two golf courses within a distance of 10 miles. Easy access to water sports such as windsurfing, on a sandy beach with a length of about 3 km. The diving centers are located at a distance of 20 km in Estartit and Calella de Palafrugell and Llafranc.
