The house is situated on a beautiful beach just north of Roses The beach has a blue flag which acredits the quality of the seawater. In Roses you can visit the Citadel, historical-artisticl monument containing remainings of the various civilications. Megalithic complecone of the largest dolmen in Catalunya. and the monestary of Sant Pere the Rhodes with dramatic views of the coast of catalunya.

Restaurants, bars and terraces are established on the most beautiful parts of the coast so you can enjoy splendid panoramic views while you taste cuisine of Girona. Cod salad ("esqueixada"), cold roast vegetables ("escalivada") or "xató" (escarola lettuce with anchovies and cod) are some of the starters. The combination of mountain and sea also reaches the kitchen in the form of chicken with spiny lobster or rabbit with snails. Grilled fish and shellfish, stews and rice dishes are other tasty recipes. Among the desserts, "crema catalana" (a kind of custard with caramelised sugar) and fresh cheese with honey ("mel i mató") are outstanding. The best wines for this menu belong to the Ampurdán-Costa Brava Denomination of Origin.

Natural areas and diving

Of the various leisure activities offered by its coast and marina are added other adventure sports which can be practised in the nearby Rodes hills or in the Aiguamolls de l´Empordà and Cap de Creus natural parks. The rich landscape of this region enables you to admire the last foothills of the Girona Pyrenees - cliffs that fall into the Mediterranean - and the lakes and bird-life of one of the largest wetlands in Catalonia.

The underwater riches of the Costa Brava are another of its tourist attractions. Boats with undersea views, snorkelling or diving provide an excellent chance to get to know the large numbers of animal and plant species living in these depths.

From Roses you can tour a good part of the province of Girona and go to places as picturesque as Cadaqués or Port de la Selva. Empuries preserves important Greek remains while, inland, at Figueres you must visit the Dalí Theatre-Museum, tribute to the master of surrealism. On the edge of a cliff beside the Mediterranean stands the Aiguablava Parador de Turismo, an excellent four-star hotel where visitors can relax during their free time. The medieval town of Pals, declared a historic-artistic site, and Girona, with its walled town known as La Força Vella, are some of the many other possibilities offered by this Catalan region.

There are 2 large sitting rooms and a spacious, fully equipped kitchen/dining room. The property has 2 master bedrooms with bathrooms and 3 bedrooms with 2 single beds each.

Outside there are various terrasses with barbeque, tables, chairs, easy chairs etc.

The house has private parking for 3 cars.

Prices include service cleaning every day (except Sunday) and bed linens, towels, and beach towels.

Rental Rates:

High - $6,500 (July & August)

Mid - $5,000 (June, September & Easter)

Low - $4,000 (All other months)