L'Ametlla
de Mar
Our
penthouse apartment is in the traditional Spanish
fishing village of L'Ametlla de Mar. The village
oozes with local colour and culture. It is within
easy reach of Barcelona Airport and Reus Airport. Sleeps up to six
persons.
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Penthouse property with lift
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Three bedrooms, 1 double and 2 twin
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Two bathrooms
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Fully equipped kitchen
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Utility room
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Dining room / sitting room
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Large terrace overlooking the sea
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Two minutes walk to the beach
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Three minutes walk to the centre of town
Fully
fitted kitchen, washing machine, iron, hair dryer,
towels, sheets, TV, CD player, fan & heating.
Beaches and Local surroundings
There
are two nearby beaches, one is 2 minutes walk and the
other is 4 minutes walk from the apartment.
It is
a short walk to the fishing village with bars,
restaurants and shops. The local area is ideal for
walking, cycling and there are also activities available
such as Quad biking.
Nearby Places of Interest and Travel
There
are two airports close to L'Amettla de Mar, the first
being Barcelona approximately 1½ hours drive and the
other Reus being only 30 minutes away. The town is close
to main roads, motorway and train connections making
travel easy.
There are two Championship Golf courses 30 minutes and
60 minutes away, and the Port Aventura Universal Studios
Theme Park is nearby.
L’Ametlla de Mar – The sea par excellence
The reddish creeks and the fine and soft sand are the
main characteristics of the coast of L’Ametlla de Mar.
A typical fishing village, L’Ametlla de Mar represents
the sea par excellence.
The coast of L'Ametlla de Mar is 14 Km long with its
marvellous cliffs which hide beautiful creeks with
crystal-clear waters, surrounded by rocks, and pine
groves. L'Ametlla de Mar is in a unique location with
the sea on one side and the hills of olive trees on the
other.
The fishing port is distinctive and typical with its
constant coming and going of boats. Two kilometres from
the centre of the village, one can visit the Sant Jordi
d'Alfama castle, a coastal medieval fort which was
restored in the XVII century.
Do let us know if you have any questions - we are always
happy to help.
