Hotel: Bell Raco

Hotel

The resort comprises a total of 15 villas.
This resort is located in Estartit, one of the most beautiful areas in Catalonia, about 2 hours to the north of Barcelona. The Baix Empordà is a land of contrasts offering all the colours of nature and a breathtaking coastline. The Costa Brava is home to concealed bays and other marine treasures, towns and villages with long historic traditions, and major tourist centres. With its manageable size, panoramic landscapes, mild climate, gently sloping sandy beaches, and diverse range of activities, it offers something for everyone and is consequently a popular choice amongst families. Originally a fishing village with a pretty harbour, Estartit has all modern amenities but has not lost its original charm. The dominating Montgri mountain range forms a natural frontier to the region and, with its silhouette has together with the Medes islands become a symbol of the land. The villas are located in the Torre Gran area, about 3 km from the resort and beach. This is a quiet location ideal for families. Links to the public transport network can be found in the immediate vicinity, while a large supermarket is also located nearby and can easily be reached on foot. Restaurants, bars, and nightclubs lie within 3 km of the hotel, and it is approximately 57 km to the nearest airport.

Room

All the villas are appointed in a rustic style and come with a living and dining area with exit to the terrace and gardens, a fully fitted kitchen, fridge, an oven, tea and coffee making facilities, an iron and ironing board, two bathrooms, and a washing machine. The villas for four persons have two bedrooms with double beds, those for five persons have two bedrooms with double beds and one bedroom with a single bed, those for six persons have three bedrooms with double beds, and those for eight persons have four bedrooms with double beds. The villas are surrounded by their own private gardens and therefore enjoy good privacy.

Sports

The hotel grounds feature a communal swimming pool with a children's paddling area in addition to grassy areas for sunbathers. The famous Medas Islands marine reserve has long been an attraction for water sports enthusiasts, who can try diving, snorkelling, and trips in a glass-bottomed boat from the marina. The surrounding area offers a good selection of restaurants serving excellent Catalonian cuisine as well as a relaxed nightlife. The Costa Brava has wonderful bays and Medieval villages to be discovered in addition to a wide range of sports, including golf. Popular day excursions include trips to Barcelona, Girona, and the Dali Museum in Figueres. The whole region offers cycling and hiking possibilities.