Gorostipaleko Borda

In the rural environment of Etxalar, is this rural house, isolated from the urban area and surrounded by trees and meadows. It is an old house built according to the traditional architecture of the area, with stone walls, 2-gable roof and wooden windows.

This house is ideal for groups of friends or large families, since it has capacity for 16 people y is divided into:

• 8 double bedrooms, 4 with 2 single beds and 4 double, which are distributed between the first floor and the second. One of the rooms has access to a balcony overlooking the garden.

• 5 bathrooms, 2 on the first floor, 2 on the second floor and one on the ground floor, which give service to all the rooms.

• A kitchen fully equipped with everything you need to make the cooking process as comfortable as possible, located on the third floor.

• A living room, located on the third floor of the house with a TV to relax and watch movies or read a book.

• A game room with dining table and a kitchen completely equipped, ideal to organize parties and play ping-pong or foosball.

In the outside, you will enjoy areas like:

• Un garden spacious with furniture in which to make meals outdoors and consume grills made in the barbecue.
• A parking to leave the car, necessary to access the town and the nearest services.

Etxalar is a small town located in the Navarra region of the Cinco Villas that is known to have among the branches of the thick forests that surround it, a series of Palomeras. The palomeras are tall structures that serve to help pigeon hunting with red, a tradition that exists in Etxalar since the sixteenth century.

Near this village are the caves of Urdax, a geological explosion of several rooms full of stalactites and stalagmites that will surprise the visitor. The caves have been hollowed out over time by the Urtxume River, which still circulates in the cave forming lagoons and streams worthy of seeing.

Near these caves is Zugarramurdi, famous because in the 16th century the court of the Spanish Inquisition prosecuted in La Rioja 24 neighbors of Zugarramurdi accused of being witches. 18 of them confessed their guilt and were reconciled, but the 6 who refused to do so were burned at the stake. Currently in Zugarramurdi are left as testimony the legend, the witch museum and the cave where they met to make their covens.