Eighteen rooms folded into a restored fisherman’s villa on the Tramontana coast. Lime-washed walls, linen the colour of sand, and the Mediterranean two hundred steps below.
No two are alike. Each was shaped by the wall it was built into — some open to the water, some to the lemon courtyard.
Our top-floor corner suite. A private terrace wraps two sides, a freestanding tub faces the horizon, and the bed sits beneath a barrel-vaulted ceiling original to the 1890s villa.
Tucked off the lemon courtyard on the ground floor. Cool stone underfoot, a deep reading nook, and shutters that open onto the herb beds the kitchen cuts from each morning.
A standalone cabin at the foot of the cliff path, steps from the cove. Salvaged timber, a wood stove for shoulder season, and the only room where you fall asleep to the water itself.
One seating, eight tables, a daily menu written at four when the boats come in. Open to the public Thursday through Sunday — guests dine any night.
“We came for two nights and rebooked from the breakfast table for a week next spring. The quietest place I’ve ever slept.”
“The dinner alone is worth the drive from the city. Everything had been swimming or growing within sight of the table.”
“The Boathouse with the stove going in October — sea on three sides, no one for miles. We didn’t open a laptop once.”
Camí de la Cala, 14
Cap de Creus, Girona
17489, Spain
+34 972 00 14 89
[email protected]
From 15:00 · Out by 11:00
Thu–Sun · One seating, 20:00
Rooms open twelve months ahead. We keep it small on purpose — book early for the long-light weeks of June and September.