Apartamento Tonyines 3

Cozy holiday apartment with private terrace and spectacular views of the coast, located in the charming beach town of Llançá, in the province of Girona.

This accommodation for 6 guests will offer you the following facilities for your use and enjoyment:

• A spacious room in which we find a set of wooden dining rooms for 6 diners, as well as a pair of triplets to match a footstool that are arranged around a coffee table and all orchestrated in front of a flat screen television.

• The room is lucky enough to have huge glass doors that give access to the outside, through which abundant natural light enters.

• 3 bedrooms of double size and capacity, one of which has a pair of single beds of the same size, the other 2 rooms have double beds, although they differ from each other another because one of them has glass doors that give direct access to the terrace. Even so, all these rooms are exterior projection and enjoy natural light during most of the day.

• The kitchen is fully equipped with all the necessary electrical appliances, in addition to having a large selection of household items to facilitate the tasks of preparing and serving meals by the occupants of the house.

• The 2 bathrooms that the house has are complete, but one has a bathtub and the other, a shower cabin, in addition, of course, to having separate sets of basic toilets.

• Leaving through the glass doors of the living room or bedroom we find a charming terrace of medium size that has been equipped with a set of garden furniture and from which the inhabitants of the house can enjoy pleasant moments outdoors, without even having to leave home, in addition to being able to enjoy the beautiful views of the sea that this enclave offers us.

In the outdoor spaces shared by the inhabitants of the apartment block we can find some ornamental gardens and a paved area where there is a built-in barbecue of a certain size for common use and enjoyment.

We are lucky if we are passionate about history, since in this town of Llançá, as well as in its immediate surroundings, we can find historical remains of different types and periods. Thus, in the town's own Plaza Mayor, next to the Church of Sant Vicenç, is the old anti-aircraft shelter that defended the population against Italian aviation allied to the national fascist side during the Spanish Civil War.

Other remains of this type, although less gloomy, can be the bunkers of Argilera and Cap del Ras that are found along the beautiful Camí de Ronda, the second being the most spectacular of the 2, since in the Before the territory there are a series of trenches, which are transformed into tunnels that will come together in the central observation and defense chamber that offers us as spectators one of the most curious views of the Mediterranean that we will ever have.

At the top of the next crests of the Sierra de Rodes, we find several medieval constructions, beginning with the remains of the abandoned town of Santa Creu de Roda with its hermitage of Santa Helenal, which is preserved intact. The perfect example of Catalan Romanesque is found a few kilometers from there, on an increasingly steep path, which is cleverly saved by the terraces on which the sanctuary of Sant Pere de Rodes sits, which was the residence of the responsible abbot of the administration of this border territory at the time of the Reconquest.

If we headed southeast we would find the ruins of the Verdera Castle and just a little further on the Cima de Sant Salvador, which rises 670 meters above sea level, from which we will obtain a magnificent panoramic view of 360º.