Villa Foralada

The villa

Villa Foralada is a spacious and well-appointed retreat set above the rugged coastline of Sa Tuna on the Costa Brava. With five bedrooms and generous living areas across 300 m², it comfortably accommodates up to nine guests - ideal for extended families or mixed groups. The villa’s interiors balance functionality with comfort, while large windows frame garden and sea views that change with the light throughout the day.

Outside, guests can unwind by the private pool, enjoy long lunches on the terrace, or cook up a storm at the built-in barbecue. With a peaceful, residential setting and thoughtful restrictions on events and large groups, it’s a great choice for those seeking a relaxed, easygoing escape by the sea.

Perched just a few hundred metres from the rocky cove of Sa Tuna, Villa Foralada offers direct access to one of the Costa Brava’s most characterful stretches of coastline. Sa Tuna itself is known for its pebbled beach, clear waters, and understated charm, while the lively hilltop town of Begur is just 5 km away - a great spot for dining out, boutique shopping, or exploring local history.

Villa Foralada enjoys a privileged position just a short stroll from Sa Tuna, a pebbled cove known for its crystal-clear waters and rugged natural beauty. This stretch of the Costa Brava coastline is ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and kayaking, with hidden inlets and calm bays waiting to be explored. Coastal footpaths such as the Camí de Ronda offer dramatic sea views and connect walkers to other coves and beaches, making this an excellent base for hiking and nature lovers. The area’s rocky terrain and pine-covered cliffs give the coastline a distinctive character - wild yet easily accessible.

Just 5 km inland lies the town of Begur, a vibrant spot filled with colourful houses, boutique shops, and a good mix of cafés and restaurants. The town is crowned by a medieval castle with panoramic views over the coastline and offers a lively atmosphere, especially in summer. Further afield, Pals and Peratallada offer a slower pace, with cobbled streets, art galleries, and traditional Catalan charm. Whether you're looking to browse local markets, enjoy a seafood lunch, or delve into the area’s history, these nearby towns offer plenty to explore.

The city of Girona, around 60 km from the villa, makes for a rewarding day trip. With its preserved medieval quarter, atmospheric Jewish Quarter, and walkable Roman walls, Girona is packed with architectural interest and cultural depth. It’s also home to a thriving food scene, from local tapas bars to Michelin-starred dining, and its airport is the most convenient for international arrivals. Whether you visit for the history, food, or simply a change of pace, Girona offers a memorable contrast to the coastal setting of Sa Tuna.