Villa Falguerines | 6-Bedroom Villa in Begur Central Spain

Fourteen guests arrive at Villa Falguerines in Begur, Costa Brava, and the first thing that stops them is the view. Six bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a private infinity pool that seems to dissolve into the Mediterranean horizon—this is the kind of luxury villa rental Begur has made famous, yet few properties deliver with this particular combination of scale and intimacy. You’re 1.5 kilometres from Sa Tuna beach, 4 kilometres from Begur’s medieval castle, and positioned on Spain’s most architecturally dramatic coastline, where limestone cliffs drop dramatically into crystalline water.

Inside Villa Falguerines

Villa Falguerines sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct living levels designed to give every guest genuine privacy while maintaining the villa’s open, flowing character.

Lower Ground Floor operates as the villa’s private wing. Here you’ll find a laundry facility equipped with both washing and tumble-drying capacity—essential when hosting groups. The master bedroom dominates this level, featuring a dressing room, direct terrace access, and an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower that overlooks the property’s garden grounds. A bedroom with two bunk beds (sleeping four children) occupies the corner position, with its own terrace door and shower room—the kind of layout that lets parents relax knowing kids have their own adventure space. Two additional bedrooms complete this floor: one with twin single beds and shower facilities, another with a double bed and en-suite bathroom. A guest WC serves the lower level’s circulation.

Ground Floor is where the villa’s social life unfolds. The living room stretches across the front elevation with substantial seating, satellite television, and a floor-to-ceiling terrace door opening onto the main balcony—this is where the sea views become unavoidable, where every conversation gets interrupted by the light quality. The dining area accommodates eight comfortably at a substantial table. The kitchen is thoroughly modern: stainless steel appliances, generous storage, a central island that becomes the natural gathering point, breakfast bar seating for informal meals. The ground floor includes a sixth bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom, strategically positioned for guests who prefer proximity to main living spaces. Another guest WC ensures no queuing during breakfast hours.

First Floor houses the secondary master suite: a double sofa bed bedroom with its own private balcony and en-suite bathroom—this space functions as either additional sleeping capacity or a self-contained guest retreat depending on your group’s structure.

All six bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms. A cot and highchair are available for infant guests (subject to terms and conditions), and a sofa bed accommodates two additional guests if required, bringing total capacity to 14 in specific configurations. Air conditioning throughout. Electric heating for cooler months. Wi-Fi reaches all rooms.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the villa’s architectural ambition becomes clear. The infinity swimming pool dominates the upper terrace, its edge seemingly bleeding into the coastal landscape beyond. This isn’t just a pool—it’s a commitment to outdoor living. Surrounding the pool, a carefully curated collection of sun loungers faces the water. The terrace itself is expansive, divided into multiple zones so groups can self-segregate: some sunbathing, others reading in shade beneath parasols positioned strategically around the grounds.

A Jacuzzi occupies a private section of the terraced area, heated year-round and positioned to capture afternoon light. Covered terrace space provides protection from afternoon heat or unexpected rain without removing you from the view. Garden furniture—substantial pieces designed for actual relaxation, not Instagram photography—dots the landscaping. Barbecue facilities sit at the terrace’s edge, the kind where you can grill while watching the sun descend toward the Pyrenees.

The garden itself features mature Mediterranean vegetation—olive and pine dominate—with enough open lawn to justify actual ball games, though most guests find themselves simply sitting, watching the light change on the water.

Location: Begur and the Surrounding Area

Begur itself is a whitewashed medieval town perched above the coast, population barely 3,500, which means it has absorbed tourism without surrendering authenticity. The town centre sits 4 kilometres inland, built vertically around the remnants of Begur Castle—a 16th-century fortification that declared itself a national cultural asset in 2018 and now offers free entry plus guided tours that reframe your understanding of Costa Brava’s strategic importance. Less than a 15-minute walk from the main square reaches the castle’s hilltop position, where visibility extends across the entire coastline.

Sa Tuna beach, your nearest water access at 1.5 kilometres, operates differently than typical Costa Brava strands. Pebbled rather than sandy, ringed by small restaurants and casual bars that serve vermouth on tap and grilled fish that justifies the journey, Sa Tuna attracts serious swimmers and people-watchers equally. Parking is straightforward. The water clarity is exceptional—you can see 10 metres down in summer months.

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Nearby villages each serve specific purposes. Aiguablava (2 kilometres south) offers a more sheltered beach with family facilities. Platja de Pals (8 kilometres south) is broader, sandier, backed by the medieval Pals village where narrow cobbled streets and a fourteenth-century tower create the kind of atmosphere that justifies a long lunch. Llafranc (3 kilometres north) features a proper promenade with restaurants facing the water.

For cultural substance: Pals Medieval Town (8 kilometres) preserves three centuries of architecture intact. Peratallada (12 kilometres inland) is arguably the Costa Brava’s most complete medieval village, with castle, church, and residential streets that haven’t been modernised. Palamós (15 kilometres) operates as the region’s fishing port, where an actual fish auction happens daily (visit at dawn) and the Museu de la Pesca explores Mediterranean maritime history.

Activity options: boat rental from Palamós or Platja de Pals accesses uninhabited coves accessible only by water. Cycling routes throughout the Baix Empordà region, particularly the GreenWays converted railway tracks, offer gentle terrain through cork oak and pine forests. Wine tourism at local cooperatives. Hiking along the coastal GR92 trail that connects Begur toward Cap de Creus lighthouse (dramatic, exposed, 6 kilometres one way). Diving at designated sites off Aiguablava where underwater caves and reefs support Mediterranean biodiversity.

Seasonal considerations matter. May through September brings guaranteed heat and visibility but crowds at beaches—July and August peak prices and tourist saturation. June and September offer the optimal combination: warm enough for pool and sea use without excessive heat, fewer families on school holidays, restaurant reservations still available. Winter (November-March) brings storms and occasional rain, though Christmas and New Year periods see renewed activity. Spring (April-May) offers wildflower displays on interior hillsides and perfect hiking conditions before summer heat peaks.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended family reunions of 10-14 people where multi-generational privacy matters. The ground floor bedroom accommodates older guests who struggle with stairs; the lower ground floor’s bunk room and twin beds serve younger family members; the first floor retreat functions as a couple’s sanctuary. Everyone has en-suite bathrooms, eliminating morning schedule conflicts.

Business groups combining work and retreat. The Wi-Fi supports video conferencing. The village’s quietness prevents the distractions of resort towns. Evenings transition naturally to social functions around the pool and terraces.

Friend groups aged 30-60 seeking sophisticated shared holiday without the rigidity of resort booking. The multiple terrace zones let subgroups form organically. The Jacuzzi becomes an evening gathering point. Begur’s restaurants support proper dinners out.

Families with young children. The cot and highchair provision signals real consideration. The lower ground floor bedroom’s bunk configuration and garden setup let kids play in sight lines from relaxing adults. Sa Tuna beach’s small size and shallow entry appeal to cautious swimmers.

Not ideal for: Couples seeking romantic solitude (too large, too many potential housemates). First-time pool users uncomfortable with deep water (this is a serious swimmer’s pool). Guests requiring wheelchair access (multi-level structure, terrace transitions).

Practical Information

Capacity: 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms in standard configuration. Additional capacity to 14 via sofa bed additions (see terms and conditions).

Nearest airport: Barcelona-El Prat (120 kilometres, approximately 2 hours driving via AP-7 motorway). Girona-Costa Brava (40 kilometres, approximately 1 hour). Toulouse in France (170 kilometres, approximately 2.5 hours if regional flights are cheaper).

Nearest supermarket: Begur town centre, 4 kilometres. Mas Nou supermarket in Begur village offers daily groceries, wine, local products. Palamós (15 kilometres) has a larger Carrefour for bulk supplies.

What’s included: Wifi throughout. Air conditioning and electric heating for climate control. Pool heating through shoulder seasons. Satellite television. Cot and highchair (availability and specific terms apply). Linens, towels, kitchen textiles. Initial cleaning; mid-stay and end-of-stay cleaning by arrangement.

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in/check-out times apply; early arrival and late departure sometimes accommodated for additional fee—contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to arrange.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Falguerines

How many guests does Villa Falguerines sleep?

Villa Falguerines sleeps 12 guests in standard configuration across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The property can accommodate up to 14 guests via additional sofa bed arrangement. Bedroom breakdown: Lower Ground Floor (four bedrooms—one master with dressing room, one with bunk beds sleeping four children, two further bedrooms with double and twin configurations). Ground Floor (one double bedroom). First Floor (one secondary master suite with sofa bed conversion). A cot and highchair are available for infants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Falguerines in Begur?

Girona-Costa Brava Airport stands 40 kilometres north, approximately 1 hour’s drive via the C-65 and C-31 roads. Barcelona-El Prat International Airport (120 kilometres, approximately 2 hours via the AP-7 motorway) offers significantly more flight options and often cheaper fares. Toulouse Airport in France (170 kilometres) is occasionally competitive for European connections. Ground transfers from any airport can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Falguerines?

June through September guarantees swimming weather and full operation of all facilities. Peak summer (July-August) delivers maximum sunshine but brings crowds, highest prices, and restaurant booking pressure. September and early October offer the optimal window: water remains warm for swimming (22-23°C), crowds diminish after August exodus, accommodation prices soften slightly. May and late April provide warm days (18-22°C) and wildflower displays across interior landscapes, though pool heating becomes necessary. Winter months (November-March) are climatically unpredictable—occasional rain, rough seas—though January-February quiet periods appeal to guests seeking privacy and significant price reductions. Avoid Easter week and August 15th week when Spanish school holidays peak.

Is Villa Falguerines suitable for families with children?

Yes, with specific considerations. The property includes a cot and highchair for younger children. The lower ground floor bedroom with bunk beds is designed for children aged 6-16, with direct garden access and shower room at their level. The infinity pool requires adult supervision (no lifeguard); the pebbled beach at Sa Tuna (1.5 kilometres) has shallow entry suitable for cautious swimmers. Aiguablava beach (2 kilometres) features more sheltered waters and official family facilities. Hiking to Cap de Creus lighthouse and cycling on converted railway tracks appeal to older children. Medieval villages like Pals and Peratallada (8-12 kilometres) engage young minds through exploration rather than formal attractions. The property’s size means multiple quiet zones when children need naps and adults need conversation space.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Falguerines?

Included: Wi-Fi internet throughout. Air conditioning and electric heating for all seasons. Pool heating during shoulder months (April-May, September-October). Satellite television. Initial end-of-stay cleaning. Linens, towels, kitchen textiles. Cot and highchair (specific availability and terms apply). Parking on property. Basic kitchen equipment (cookware, utensils, dishes). Not included: mid-week cleaning (available for additional fee), additional cleaning supplies beyond standard provision, personal care items, activities and excursions. Confirm all inclusions with Excellence Luxury Villas at booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Falguerines?

Sa Tuna beach (1.5 kilometres) clusters small restaurants facing the water: Sa Tuna restaurant serves grilled fish and seafood rice; Tamariu is a casual chiringuito (beach bar) serving vermouth and simple plates. Begur town centre (4 kilometres) contains Mas Nou supermarket for groceries. Restaurant options in Begur include Cal Patro for Catalan fare, L’Escala for seafood. Aiguablava (2 kilometres) has family-oriented beach restaurants. Llafranc (3 kilometres north) operates as a proper promenade with multiple restaurant options. Platja de Pals (8 kilometres south) features a wider selection including Mariscos Montferry (serious seafood) and casual chiringuitos. Palamós (15 kilometres) offers the region’s best fish restaurants including El Tano (three generations, Michelin recognition) and operates the daily fish auction. Inland, Pals village restaurants emphasize medieval ambiance over culinary distinction.