Maresme

About the vibe:

The Maresme region surrounds the venue and is where we currently live—offering coastal charm with a relaxed, local feel. Picture gentle sea breezes, stunning sunsets over the Mediterranean, and a wonderful atmosphere that's especially great for (young) families.

How to get around:

Depending on your plans, we recommend flying into Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) and taking the train to your accommodation. Travel time is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on where you stay. There is a train line running along the coast, making many towns easily accessible, and the area offers beautiful coastal paths for walking. If you prefer more flexibility, renting a car is a great option, in which case you might consider flying into either Barcelona (BCN) or Girona (GRO) airports.

Where to stay:

Mataro – well connected by train to Barcelona and close to the venue.

Distance to the venue:

The Maresme region surrounds the venue, with most accommodations just a 10 to 30-minute taxi or drive away.

What to do:

Spend time on the beach and immerse yourself in the beautiful nature around — there are many wonderful hikes (please ask us if you're interested!). Explore cute local shops in the seaside towns and enjoy sunset cocktails with breathtaking sea views.

Restaurant recommendations:

• Handicap 1 — Jasja & Renske's favorite restaurant near their home, offering a changing 3-course menu including a drink for €25.
• Al Duomo — If you love Italian food, this is the place to go!
• Cuina Sant Pau — A bit fancy but truly worth it if you're looking for a special night out.
• Gas Social Club — Relaxed vibes with great food and drinks.

Personal note:

There are seven golf and pitch & putt courses in the Maresme area. If you enjoy golf, please feel free to reach out to Jasja — we'd love to arrange a round together!