Apartamento Cap Ras 8

Spacious holiday apartment with capacity for 9 people visitors, located in the beautiful and quiet family-friendly town of Llançá, in the part of the Catalan province of Girona that has been called the Costa Brava, bathed by the waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

In this accommodation, guests will be able to use and enjoy the following facilities:

• A large living room, with two of its facades facing the outside, on whose walls there are both large windows and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. In this space we find a dining room set made of wood and of classic style that can serve 6 diners at a time; Next to the doors that give access to the outside we find a small resting corner separate from the bedrooms where a sofa convertible into a bed and several individual armchairs are arranged in front of a large television set.

• The kitchen, which also has its own access door to the terrace, has all the necessary equipment for the proper preparation of our meals for the duration of the stay.

• 4 bedrooms simple in terms of their equipment, since they are quite sober in terms of decoration, but all of them have a large space and good natural lighting given their exterior orientation. All of them have a pair of single twin bedss.

• The house has 2 full bathrooms with a shower cabin and one also has a small seat-sized bathtub. In addition, there is also a toilet as an alternative for hygienic use.

• When we go outside the house we come across a magnificent large terrace on which a set of outdoor furniture has been arranged consisting of a long table around which there are 8 seats and a couple more could fit, thus composing an outdoor gazebo for up to 10 diners.

The property on which this apartment is located has a pool and solarium for shared use.Spacious holiday apartment with capacity for 9 people visitors, located in the beautiful and quiet family-friendly town of Llançá, in the part of the Catalan province of Girona that has been called the Costa Brava, bathed by the waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

In this accommodation, guests will be able to use and enjoy the following facilities:

• A large living room, with two of its facades facing the outside, on whose walls there are both large windows and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. In this space we find a dining room set made of wood and of classic style that can serve 6 diners at a time; Next to the doors that give access to the outside we find a small resting corner separate from the bedrooms where a sofa convertible into a bed and several individual armchairs are arranged in front of a large television set.

• The kitchen, which also has its own access door to the terrace, has all the necessary equipment for the proper preparation of our meals for the duration of the stay.

• 4 bedrooms simple in terms of their equipment, since they are quite sober in terms of decoration, but all of them have a large space and good natural lighting given their exterior orientation. All of them have a pair of single twin bedss.

• The house has 2 full bathrooms with a shower cabin and one also has a small seat-sized bathtub. In addition, there is also a toilet as an alternative for hygienic use.

• When we go outside the house we come across a magnificent large terrace on which a set of outdoor furniture has been arranged consisting of a long table around which there are 8 seats and a couple more could fit, thus composing an outdoor gazebo for up to 10 diners.

The property on which this apartment is located has a pool and solarium for shared use.

Depending on the general public, it may seem something sinister or, on the contrary, boring, in the Plaza Mayor of the town of Llançá, next to the Church of Sant Vicenç, we find access to the air raid shelter of the Civil War, which served to protect the population from the bombings of foreign armies fascist supporters of the national side.

Also on the coast of Cap del Ras we find a series of shelters built by the Republican side that were later recycled by the Franco regime for the constitution of the "Line P", which constituted a coastal war front against the possible offensives of the Allies after they won in the Second World War. In this enclave we can find some trenches that go into the earth forming a network of tunnels that end in a bunker for observing the coastline.

In the nearby inland town of Molinás, just 4 kilometers from the town of Colera, we can visit the ruins of its once magnificent Molinás Castle, of which only its Tower of Tribute and part of the walls remain standing, but this forms a beautiful snapshot of the passage of time and the uselessness of wars, which can be seen by seeing how nature devours what man once conceived as something representative of his pride and greatness.