The Region
Wine country, sea and city — all in easy reach.
Garraf Natural Park
The apartment sits inside the park. Limestone hills, pine and scrub, marked trails for walking and cycling straight from the door. Quiet, and a little wild.
Sitges — 15 minutes
A coastal town with fine-sand beaches, a Modernista old quarter and a long seafront promenade. Lively in summer, walkable all year.
Barcelona — 40 minutes
Gaudí, the Gothic Quarter, the museums and the markets — close enough for a day, far enough to leave behind at night.
Wine country, just north
The Penedès — Catalonia’s cava and wine country — begins a short drive north. The big cava houses and small family bodegas around Sant Sadurní d’Anoia and Vilafranca open their cellars for tastings: vineyards, long lunches, bottles to take home.
Closer still, Olivella and Sant Pere de Ribes have their own quiet pleasures — a village bar, a Sunday market, a food truck that fills up with walkers coming off the trails. When you arrive, we’ll share the list of places we go ourselves.
