Facing the coast of the Costa Brava, S'Agaro unfolds coves such as Sa Conca and Sant Pol, both with Blue Flag status. The Camí de Ronda skirts cliffs and pines, with clear views of the Mediterranean. In the rural surroundings there are farmhouses and stone houses, with exposed beams, a fireplace and land for a garden or vegetable plot.
Platja d'Aro and Sant Feliu de Guíxols are within easy reach, with weekly markets and fish and seafood restaurants. Girona Airport and the AP-7 make arrivals easy. Tranquillity, well-laid-out outbuildings and a landscape of vineyards and cork oaks complete life here.
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