Penthouse
3 bedrooms
Sleeps 6
2 bathrooms
110 m² living area
pets not allowed
no smoking inside
car recommended
Airport: 20 kilometres
Beach: 0 metres
Golf: 10 kilometres
Shops: 100 metres
General:
beach towels provided, linen provided, maid service, towels provided
Outside:
balcony
Inside:
fireplace, dvd player, radio, tv, washing machine, cot, iron, ironing board
Kitchen:
freezer, fridge, coffee machine, hob, microwave, oven, kettle, toaster
Bathroom:
shower, bath tub
Beds:
2 double beds, 3 single beds
Notes
Altafulla and Torredembarra both have a magnificent castle and long sandy beaches
Altafulla is a small but lively coastal town. In the village, there are various information points for tourists (the nearest one to the penthouse is 200 metres). It is here where you can obtain all the information you need to visit this area of the Costa Daurada (Roman ruins of Tarragona, Modernism art in Reus, aquatic parks, theme parks, Delta of the river Ebre,…) or venture further afield
Locally, you also have the possibility of practising water sports at the beach (sailing, water bike, canoes, fishing, water-skiing,…) In summer a variety of activities are organised by the town hall for children. Altafulla has its own summer Proms.
Torredembarra’s castle was built in 1560 by Lluísd’Icard, the lord of the town, and has been restored to house the town council. Torredembarra has a marina and is famous for its many restaurants, notably those of the harbour district. Nearby are two surviving stretches of coastal marshland – Els Salats and Els Muntanyans- which have been turned into a natural reserve /protected wildlife area, thanks to the efforts of local environmentals groups.
Local holidays for Torredembarra are 23-24 june, 13-14-15-16 July, 1-2-3-4 September. Els Castellers de Torredembarra (human towers) are held on these dates. For those who wants to enjoy the night life, Torredembarra offers a designated area just 10 minutes from the yatching port where you can find discos, musical pubs, restaurants…
“Castells” or human towers, are the Costa Daurad most characteristic tradition. The beauty of the spectacle –a highly popular blend of folklore and sport- and the courage and solidarity of the participants (castellers) arouse the enthusiasm of their many loyal fans and the admiration of visitors. The team (colles), composed of men and youngsters (boys and girls), build “castells” of various heights and structures to the musical accompaniment of rustic instruments. They give displays at festivals and compete to form the best, tallest and most hazardous pillars, towers and castles. Nowadays “castells” can reach a whopping height of ten storeys.
Catalunya:
Situated in the north-east of Spain, Catalunya is an area equivalent to Belgium or the Netherlands and has a diverse geographical, historical and cultural heritage. With sandy beaches giving way to soaring granite outcrops and searing hot sunshine blending into grey snowy days. Catalunya gives its residents the option of much prized Mediterranean lifestyle with the necessary changing seasons that show the country at its best.
Costa Daurada
The Costa Daurada covers the seaside area whose centre is the city of Tarragona, home to an exceptional archaeological and monumental heritage (a UNESCO World Heritage Listing).
The area also has long sandy beaches, enjoys a mid climate and has many important tourist towns, marinas and fishing ports (Torredembarra, Salou, Cambrils).
Its inland area offers visitors many cultural activities and monuments (Reus, Montblanc, Valls), the amazing Cistercian monasteries of Poblet, Santes Creus and Vallbona, and mountainous areas like Muntanyes de Prades and Montsant.
Prestigious cuisine and D.O. wines from Priorat, Tarragona, Conca de Barberà and Montsant.
To be a tourist in Costa Daurada is a true pleasure wether you want to enjoy the sun, play golf or just relax.
Sunny region, with a fantastic climate, we go to the beach from April to November. It is perfect to relax in and visit the Roman ruins of Tarragona, the beautiful city of Barcelona at only one hour by train.
If you bring your own car or rent one, you will have the opportunity to visit the Monasteries of Santa Creus, Poblet or Vallbona, the fortified walls of medieval Montblanc, or Prades high up in the heart of the Priorat wine area. All within an easy drive
Local leisure
shopping centre,
small shops,
restaurants,
café,
cinema,
church,
park,
market
Local activities
cycling,
fishing,
golf,
horse riding,
sailing,
swimming,
tennis,
walking,
water skiing,
wind surfing,
bowling