Saus is a charming little village in Catalonia, located just a stone's throw from the picturesque beaches of the Costa Brava, near l'Escala and Sant Pere Pescador. Here, holidaymakers can explore the winding, idyllic streets of the village and immerse themselves in the local culture. The warm hospitality of the residents and the authentic atmosphere give the village a unique charm.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Saus offers a variety of activities. The surrounding scenic paths invite hiking and cycling, while the lush landscape is also perfect for horseback riding. In this diverse environment, visitors can experience nature up close and leave the stress of everyday life behind.

The municipality of Saus, Camallera, and Llampaies spans the districts of Alt Empordà, Baix Empordà, and Gironès. It lies in an area where the Fluvià and Ter rivers come together before flowing into the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. This unique setting is ideal for completely unwinding, enjoying the breathtaking landscape, and exploring traces of the past, including remnants from the Roman era and other much older artifacts.

A visit to Saus would not be complete without seeing the impressive fortress church of Santa Eugènia, the church of Sant Bartomeu, and the charming chapel of Sant Sebastià, all located in close proximity to the historic royal road, Camí Ral. And don’t be put off by the name of the well, Mal de Ventre (Stomachache) – here, you’ll find a refreshing drink that quenches your thirst and rejuvenates you.

Overall, Saus offers a perfect combination of nature, culture, and relaxation – a hidden gem for anyone looking to experience authentic Catalonia.