Apartamento Cap Ras 3

As happens in the rest of the Costa Brava, there is a coastal path called the Camino de Rondas that follows the coastline practically along each of its metres, making almost all its nooks and crannies, except in cases where the orography especially complicated.

The section that heads towards Port de la Selva, between Playa Robert and Punta Feliú, is a spectacle for the senses, especially for the eyes at dawn when the sun seems to be traveling its own path between the pines and the eucalyptus trees, while our nose dances with the smell of the sea breeze that caresses the jasmine on the banks of the sidewalk with its dew. Apart from this moment we can see a large number of medium-sized cliffs along the entire route and even find a small cove suitable for a comforting swim.

This area was harassed by the national side and the fascist allies in times of the Spanish Civil War, which is why in the town of Llançá itself it exists next to the church of Sant Vicenç, in what corresponds to the current Plaza Mayor, a large bunker that was built to keep the population safe from aerial bombardment. Also in the surroundings Cap del Ras we find a system of trenches connected to a series of shelters that was created for the defense of the coast, which would be created by the Republican side and expanded by the national side to be totally unusable, since the offensive that was expected from there never happened.