Empuriabrava 381: Vacation Rental that sleeps 7 people in 2 bedrooms, located in Empuriabrava, Catalonia, Spain.

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Property Summary

Nestled in the heart of Empuriabrava, Spain, Canal Port Empuries is a modern and welcoming apartment block offering a refined holiday rental experience in one of the Costa Brava's most sought-after destinations. The residence rises across 3 storeys and enjoys an excellent location just 600 m from the centre of Empuriabrava, positioned in a peaceful cul-de-sac that guarantees a quiet and sunny atmosphere while keeping you within easy reach of all essential amenities. Despite its central positioning, the property benefits from a notably tranquil setting, making it ideal for guests who value both convenience and serenity. The building is equipped with Internet Wifi, allowing you to stay connected throughout your stay. A yard provides an outdoor space to enjoy the warm Spanish climate, and a tennis court is available for those who wish to enjoy recreational activity without leaving the property. Whether you are planning a relaxing coastal getaway or an active exploration of the surrounding region, Canal Port Empuries offers a comfortable and well-appointed base for your time in Empuriabrava.

Outdoors

The outdoor areas of Canal Port Empuries invite you to make the most of the excellent Mediterranean climate that characterises this part of Spain. The yard surrounding the property provides a pleasant open-air environment where you can unwind and enjoy the sunshine throughout the day. The tennis court on site offers a wonderful recreational option for guests wishing to stay active during their stay, and the surrounding cul-de-sac setting ensures that outdoor moments remain peaceful and undisturbed. With a cycle lane located just 200 m from the property and a minigolf facility only 100 m away, the immediate outdoor surroundings offer a variety of leisure options suitable for guests of all ages.

Other Information

The keys to Canal Port Empuries are handed over by the agency Interhome in Empuriabrava, ensuring a smooth and professionally managed check-in process. It is important to note that the neighbourhood is highly sensitive to noise, and all guests are expected to maintain quietness and demonstrate good behaviour throughout their stay. Respectful conduct is not simply encouraged but considered an essential condition of occupancy at this property.

Distances and Attractions

Canal Port Empuries benefits from an outstanding location that places a wealth of amenities, natural attractions, and cultural landmarks within easy reach. The sandy beach "Empuriabrava" is just 700 m away, while a supermarket can be found 500 m from the property and a shopping centre at 600 m. A restaurant is located only 200 m away and a bar at 300 m, making dining and refreshment highly convenient. The bus stop "parada autobús" is 800 m from the property, and the railway station "estación de tren" is situated 16 km away. For water and sailing enthusiasts, the sports harbour is 1 km distant, a sailing school is 2 km away, and the tennis facilities in the area are reachable within 2 km. A golf course with 18 holes is located 12 km from the property, a riding stable is 2 km away, and a cycle lane begins just 200 m from your door. Among the notable nearby attractions, the Museo Dali Figueres is 15 km away, the Centro Aerodromo Tunel de viento is 2 km distant, the Ruinas de Empuries can be reached in 21 km, and the Castillo y Festival de Perelada is 12 km away. The iconic Cadaqués and the Casa Dalí are situated 25 km from the property, while the Aqua Brava Parque Acuático water park is just 10 km away, offering an excellent option for families and younger guests.

Location Empuriabrava, Catalonia, Spain

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Aeroport de Girona - Costa Brava, 49.4 Km

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