Encantador Apartamento Golf y Playa

Single-family holiday apartment for 4 people located in a beautiful tourist complex, in the lively town of Pals on the Costa Brava, province of Girona.

The accommodation in question offers the following to its guests:

• 2 double bedrooms, one of them with a double bed and a large built-in wardrobe and the other with a pair of twin single beds.

• In the room, which is flooded with natural light thanks to its exterior projection and the huge glass doors at one end, it has an area closer to the kitchen where we find a dining room set with table and chairs. for 4 guests, the rest of the space is dedicated to a rest area with 2 comfortable triplets of a good size located in front of the television.

• The kitchen is fully equipped with everything necessary to meet all our demands when preparing meals during our stay.

• The only bathroom in the dwelling, the complete one with a bathtub, in addition to the rest of the basic toilets typical of a toilet.

• Leaving through the doors of the living room we will find a terrace with views of the common areas in which all the inhabitants of the house will comfortably fit.

The magnificent common areas of the complex offer a lot of fun, especially for the little ones in the house, between swing parks, ping-pong tables and of course a huge pool for shared use.

In the nearby town of Pals, which is the municipality to which the urbanization in which the accommodation we are talking about is located belongs, we can find the remains of the Castle of Pals, originally built at the end of the 9th century, scattered throughout the town, since they were distributed by order of the Count of Barcelona to restore what was damaged in the combats of the Catalan Civil War of the 15th century and so much was done that today there is only one homage tower left, the so-called Torre de the Hours that after a reform would become a bell tower with a Gothic-style clock.

At the elevation of Sant Andreu, in the Bajo Ampurdán area, we can find with the Iberian city of Ullastret the Iberian settlement most numerous and abundant in remains found to date. In this site we find the remains of powerful walls with up to 6 defensive towers within which a multitude of humble square-shaped houses are sheltered, also in this area are the remains of up to 3 temples and a cobbled road. They are the remains of what has been said to be the capital of this culture that had Ampuries as the Greek equivalent with which it used to make frequent commercial exchanges, until according to the latest finds of two skulls exhibited in the Monographic Museum of Ullastret, the Celts overwhelmed them.