Ses Adara has the following main features: distribution of bedrooms and apartments, accessories available to the client and distance to major attractions in the area. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Two-storey villa of minimalist design of 800 m².

• Garden of 6.400 m².

• Pool design.

• Sea views.

• Parking.

BEDROOMS

• Suite 1, with double bed and en-suite complete bathroom.

• Suite 2, with double bed and en-suite complete bathroom.

• Suite 3, with double bed and en-suite complete bathroom.

• Suite 4, with double bed and en-suite complete bathroom.

• Suite 5, with double bed and en-suite complete bathroom.

• Bedroom 1 bathroom for the service.

DISTRIBUTION

• 3 Lounges with TV, billiard and fireplace.

• Large terrace with stunning views.

• Cellar.

• Gym.

• Fronton.

ACCESSORIES

DISTANCES

Due to the location of Ses Adara for comfort, independence and enjoyment of the area, it will be recommended to rent a car:

• 1h. 40 min. to the airport of Barcelona.

• 45 min. to the airport of Girona.

• 10 min. to the closest city.

• 20 min. to the closest court of golf.

• 20 min. to the closest hospital.

• 5 Min. Walking to the closest beach.

RATES

Villa s prices are from 16.200 € per week, with 5 bedrooms and with a maximum capacity of up to 8 people.

Warning: Adamas villas warns that prices are for villa are in euros, the exchange rate variable with respect to its currency. The villas may be subject to additional taxes depending on the law of the country where they reside. The data is provided by the owner and this may make changes to the set and rate of the villa.

The village has a number of staff and service included, as well as others that can be requested by an added cost.

STAFF AND SERVICES

The villa offers the following staff during the stay and the following services:

Private staff:

• Cleaning service coverage three times a week

• Maintenance service including garden and pool (three times a week)

POLICY

• Maximum occupancy is 8 people

• Pets are not allowed

HISTORY AND CULTURE

Being a small place endowed with great natural wealth, the Costa Brava has attracted many visitors for years. However, it also has a wealth of history and culture:

The Romans left many traces of their presence in the region of Costa Brava. Moreover, there is also a demonstration of presence of Iberians, Greeks, Visigoths and Arabs confirmed by the archaeological remains found. The Costa Brava has a rich historical and artistic heritage due to the cultural and artistic heritage of the place. Its landscapes are exceptional Romanesque churches and monasteries such as Sant Pere de Rodes, the Port de la Selva. In Catalonia, the most visited archaeological sites include the medieval village of Pals, Palamos, the walled town of Tossa de Mar, the ancient citadel of Roses, Empúries Greco-Roman ruins, or the unique old town of Girona with its winding pavers streets, following his old "Call".

If names have a meaning, the meaning of Costa Brava says it all. Costa is the Catalan and Spanish word for "coast" while "Brava" means "stony". It is often translated as a "wild coast".

The Costa Brava is a paradise not only for travelers and heart wild spirit of adventure, but also for those, who are simply looking for something out of ordinary. The Costa Brava has something for everyone: its spectacular festivals, exciting water adventures, quiet picturesque villages, beautiful beaches perfect for sunbathing and more ideal to meet expectations of vacationers of all ages. If you want to see towns and cities near the Costa Brava, we suggest visiting Barcelona, ​​the Principality of Andorra and the monastery of Montserrat.

This dreamy place is a coastal region of Catalonia in northeastern Spain, specifically located in the Upper and Lower Empordà in the province of Girona. The Costa Brava is located along the shoreline of the Catalan province of Girona, another important geographical feature is the Pyrenees. The Catalan region of Spain has a wonderful coastline with an impressive array of mountains, lush flora and fauna, parks and exciting wildlife reserves.

Along the Costa del Sol, the Costa Brava's 200 km are the best known of the Spanish coast and the Catalan Mediterranean coast, north of Barcelona. Although it has been affected by the development and tourism, it still boasts lovely golden beaches, rocky canyons, inhospitable places, protected areas, and one of the most attractive landscapes of the Mediterranean. It is absolutely the perfect place to escape on holiday.

The Costa Brava was a motherland of the world famous Spanish artist Salvador Dali. It is worth going to PortLligat, to visit his house. Theatre-Museum in Figueres has a collection of famous works of art, which is deserved to be visited.

LEISURE

The beauty of our coastline, is an already evident from the ground, it becomes even more wonderful spectacle seeing from the sea. Our district has a network of water quality services which offer a visitor a wide range of possibilities for water sports, hiking or follow different courses.

In all coastal municipalities there are a lot of companies which offer all kind of services related to the world of sailing. Thus, it is possible to rent all types of vessels in order to sail alone or with skipper, diving, snorkeling, underwater observation with or without a guide, kayak, windsurfing, water skiing, sailing courses, jet skis, fishing ... The offer is huge.

The celebrations of the Costa Brava are the best in summer, when the weather is hot and sunny with slightly cooler evenings. The winter is mild and pleasant which gives us an opportunity for walks and tourism. The Costa Brava offers modern places of rest, its coastline are traditional Spanish village with a variety of architectures, colorful annual festivals, and a wide selection of bars, museums and art galleries. Thanks for a good transportation, all these attractions are accessible.

BAYS AND BEACHES

The Costa Brava, 30 km. of Girona, offers the extraordinary landscapes, unique beaches with clear waters, certified for their environmental quality and a really nice weather. The Parc Natural Cap de Creus, the marshes of the Empordà and the Medes Islands, or the coves of Begur, Palafrugell, Cadaqués and Tossa de Mar are some of the typical places of this landscape. Do not forget, among others, to visit the medieval villages of Pals, Peratallada or Púbol or the botanical gardens of Santa Clotilde and Marimurtra Pinya Rosa. A wide range of leisure and nature is adapted to everybody.

GASTRONOMY

In the beginning of the XXI century, Girona regions have become a major gastronomic pilgrimage centers in the world. In fact there is no secret that the center of an avant-garde cuisine is located in the Cabo de Creus, in the northern stretch of the Costa Brava, where El Bulli Ferran Adria (Cala Montjoi) has created a new school.

Girona regions have always had a good reference of cooking: avant-garde cuisine could not have arisen without the historical background, without local products, without raw materials of the region from its agriculture, horticulture, viticulture, olive production, livestock, fisheries, etc.

Beyond the revolutionary nouvelle it is the cuisine which broke with centuries of the baroque cuisine, the spread of the new culinary movement is rooted in Girona, in the artistic and innovative entrepreneurship in Catalonia.

Although the tradition is crucial in the cuisine of Girona, the innovation, experimentation and creation of new dishes have been fundamental in keeping alive the kitchen of Girona. We suggest you to visit some of the restaurants in the area: El Bulli (Roses), El Celler de Can Roca (Girona), Ca L'Enric (Girona), Els Tinars (Llagostera), La Cuina de Can Simon (Tossa de Mar) El Far de San Sebastian (Palafrugell), Iberic (Ullastret), La Taverna del Mar (S'Agaró), La Gamba (Palamos) Botic (Corçà) ... etc..

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