Empuriabrava 666: Vacation Rental that sleeps 6 people in 2 bedrooms, located in Empuriabrava, Catalonia, Spain.

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Property Summary

Nestled in the tranquil district of Port Primer in Empuriabrava, Spain, this charming 2-storey semi-detached house named "Port Primer" offers a peaceful and comfortable holiday rental experience for those seeking a relaxing retreat by the sea. Situated in a quiet, traffic-calmed cul-de-sac just 120 metres from the water's edge, the property combines a serene residential atmosphere with convenient access to the surrounding area. The home benefits from Internet Wifi, allowing guests to stay connected throughout their stay. It is worth noting that the property does not feature a lift, and access between floors is via the internal staircase. The house is part of a small complex, and an additional accommodation unit, referenced as ES9420.666.1, is located on the same property and can be booked separately to accommodate larger groups or extended families.

Outdoors

The outdoor spaces of this property invite guests to make the most of the mild Mediterranean climate and the natural surroundings of the Costa Brava coastline. The house is positioned just steps from walking paths, accessible directly from the property at a distance of approximately 50 metres, and is also conveniently connected to a dedicated cycle lane, making it ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities at a leisurely pace. The immediate surroundings are calm and residential, offering a pleasant environment for outdoor relaxation. The sandy beach of "La Rubina" is just 200 metres away, providing easy access to the sea for morning walks or afternoon sunbathing.

Other Information

Key collection for this property is managed directly by the agency Interhome, located in Empuriabrava, ensuring a smooth and professionally coordinated arrival process. Groups of teenagers are accommodated on request only, and guests wishing to arrange such a stay are advised to contact the relevant party in advance to confirm availability and conditions. The property reference for this house is ES9420.666.1, and an additional accommodation unit situated on the same property can be booked to provide extra capacity when required.

Distances and Attractions

The property enjoys an excellent location within easy reach of a wide range of amenities, services, and leisure attractions. The centre of Empuriabrava is approximately 1.8 kilometres away, as are the nearest supermarket and shopping centre, making everyday errands straightforward and convenient. A restaurant and bar are just 300 metres from the house, while a pub garden can be found within 200 metres, and a pedestrian zone is accessible at only 50 metres. The nearest bus stop, "Empuriabrava Cruïlla", is located 3.6 kilometres away, and the railway station "Figueres Renfe Adif" is approximately 16 kilometres from the property. For sports and outdoor enthusiasts, a surf school and sailing school are both 2 kilometres away, a minigolf course is 1.5 kilometres distant, a riding stable is just 500 metres from the house, and a sports centre is 2 kilometres away. A full 18-hole golf course can be reached within 15 kilometres. The surrounding region is rich in cultural and leisure attractions, including the Centro Paracaidismo y Túnel del Viento at 3 kilometres, the Parque Acuático Roses at 10 kilometres, the Castillo de Perelada at 12 kilometres, the Museo Dalí in Figueres at 15 kilometres, the Ruïnes de Sant Martí de Empúries at 21 kilometres, and the picturesque coastal town of Cadaqués and the Cap de Creus natural park at 18 kilometres.

Location Empuriabrava, Catalonia, Spain

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Aeroport de Girona - Costa Brava, 50.1 Km

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