Surroundings

The farmhouse is situated in a privileged rural and livestock environment in Serra de Daró, in the heart of Empordanet, just 15 minutes from the beach by car and a few kilometres from the Montgrí Natural Park, the Medes Islands and the Lower Ter.

An ideal place for active and sustainable tourism, offering activities such as hiking, cycling, climbing, golf, padel and scuba diving.

Villages of L'Empordanet

This small area of the Baix Empordà region, nicknamed L'Empordanet by the celebrated writer Josep Pla, brings together many charming villages with beautiful landscapes, a marvellous natural wealth and a heritage well worth discovering. Here are some of the villages you simply must not miss in this part of the province of Girona.

Monells

A charming town built around its old castle, of which only the walls still stand. A village full of history and charm that retains its covered main square and its unique Gothic buildings.

Pals

Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful villages on the Costa Brava. Cobbled streets, Gothic buildings and a unique charm. Its medieval village, its castle and its church are well worth a visit, but the best plan is to wander its ancient streets and savour the aroma and history.

Torroella de Montgrí

Torroella de Montgrí is one of the must-see destinations in L'Empordanet. Nature, beaches, history, culture and much more can be found in this beautiful town, crowned by its castle and full of possibilities.

Serra de Daró

Serra de Daró is a small agricultural village of around 200 inhabitants, covering an area of 8 km² and situated at an altitude of 15 metres. It is a settlement nestled in the natural environment, has a restaurant and is close to the River Ter.

Montgrí Natural Park, the Medes Islands and the Baix Ter

Observing the depths of the seabed around the Medes Islands is like stepping back in time and savouring the floral, faunal and scenic richness of an ecosystem still intact and balanced. Montgrí offers us a unique natural site where human influence has left an exceptional cultural legacy.

Places of interest in the park

The Montgrí Massif
The Medes Islands and the Costa Brava
The Pletera and the Baix Ter Marshes
The rice paddies of the Bases d'en Coll
Medieval villages and seaside towns (Pals, Torroella de Montgrí-l'Estartit, l'Escala, Ullà, Bellcaire, Palau-Sator, Fontanilles, Gualta)
Viewing platforms of Torre Montgó and Torre Moratxa
Hermitage of Saint Catherine

Activities in the park

Mountain and coastal hiking
Bird and wildlife watching
Sports and nautical activities (boat hire, sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing…)
Picnic areas
Museums (Museu de la Mediterrània de Torroella, Museu de l'Anxova i de la Sal de l'Escala)

Begur and the beaches of the Costa Brava

Begur is one of the most interesting coastal municipalities on the Costa Brava. It is built around a series of hills known as the Begur Massif, where you will find a medieval castle that is the town's emblem, and lies beside an extensive coastline bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, made up of eight coves and small beaches offering a breathtaking landscape.

The historic centre of Begur

Beaches

Blue water
Stoves
The sea urchin
Cold water
Deep Beach
Red Island
The Stream
Platja del Racó
Promenades: north, east and south

The historic centre of Begur

Beaches

Blue water
Stoves
The sea urchin
Cold water
Deep Beach
Red Island
The Stream
Platja del Racó
Promenades: north, east and south

Activities and active tourism

The Baix Empordà region is one to enjoy on the move. A dreamlike natural setting, with a wide variety of landscapes and countless possibilities and ways to discover it. Get up from your chair and explore this region through its flavours, paths, land and sea.

Seafront path

The authentic charm of the Costa Brava. There's nothing like exploring the coastline of the Baix Empordà along the small cobbled paths that link the hidden coves, enjoying the scenery and the breeze. And if the heat gets too much, you can always cool off with a dip in the Mediterranean.

Scuba diving

Why stay on the surface? The coast of the Baix Empordà boasts immense biological richness, and the best way to discover it is to plunge into the water with a pair of goggles and a thirst for exploration. Explore the crystal-clear waters of our coast, whether snorkelling or scuba diving, and delight in the underwater scenery.

Cuisine

The Costa Brava has its own distinctive flavour. Home-cooked cuisine, with traditional recipes, locally sourced and seasonal ingredients, championing quality, slow and carefully prepared gastronomy. Every village and every corner of the Baix Empordà has restaurants that will let you savour authentic local delicacies.

Cycling

Our surroundings are full of trails, routes and mountains to tackle on two wheels. A perfect way to exercise while enjoying our landscapes, discovering our villages and falling in love with our region.