RIDE WORLD WIDE. Spain Can Muni & the Catalan Coast 2018

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1 RIDE WORLD WIDE Spain Can Muni & the Catalan Coast 2018 Ride Information Sheet These rides are based in North East Spain s province of Girona. Originally set up by Mick Peters at Can Jou but now operating from Can Muni, the team have been running rides in the area for over 16 years and have created some super itineraries that successfully combine adventurous, fun riding with a chance to enjoy the local landscapes, culture, food and wine. The enthusiasm of the current partnership, Trek & Ride, has brought improvements to the riding programmes and for 2018 there are some wonderful, varied options on offer. Rides start and end at Can Muni, a restored medieval hamlet set in the rolling hills above the coastal plains of Emporda. Less than 2 hours drive from Barcelona and an hour of Girona, both accessible by direct flight from many UK regional airports, the whole area is easy to get to and the rides offered, although not luxurious, are excellent value for money. The approach is 'hands on' with guests expected to help look after their horse to a greater extent than on many rides, but the atmosphere is relaxed, fun and informal. For great value riding, in a wonderfully unspoilt area, it is a great holiday choice. Dates Various ride itineraries for 3 to 7 nights are offered from set departure dates or on request between March and November. Please see 2018 dates and itineraries at the end of this Information Sheet and contact Ride World Wide to check availability. The Horses The horses used are well schooled Spanish Arab and Andalucian crosses. Most are of a medium build and between about 14.2hh and 16hh. All have been carefully chosen for their character and aptitude. They are fit, good natured, forward going and responsive to ride and well adapted to the sometime rough terrain. Saddles are mostly general purpose English style, with most horses ridden in snaffles. Saddle bags are provided to carry items required during the day and for picnic lunches. Riders are expected to groom, tack up and un-tack their own horse each day before and after rides and even occasionally to clean their own tack if necessary. There is a maximum rider weight limit of 90kgs.

2 [2] Riding Several different ride itineraries are offered - please see summaries at the end of this Information Sheet. The Discovery and Family Rides are flexible one-base programmes, with nights spent at Can Muni and daily riding out to explore the surrounding forest and coastal plains. The Mountains & Beach Ride, Beach Ride, and Two Beaches Ride follow progressive routes with nights in different village hotels. They generally include 5 to 6 hours riding each day. The maximum group size for most rides is 8, plus your guide. Please note that between mid June and early September there is no riding allowed on the beaches - except for one morning on the set date Discovery & Beach Ride. Discovery and progressive ride programmes are often run simultaneously so there may be more than 8 guests staying at Can Muni (which is also open to non-riding guests) at any time. Pace The riding pace depends a little on the itinerary chosen, with the progressive rides generally involving longer distances at a faster pace. Several days riding on these routes is on lowland coastal plains where much of the going is soft or compacted sand tracks and wide paths that are excellent for horses, allowing a medium to fairly fast pace and lots of opportunities for long trots and canters. The Discovery Ride is more flexible and a bit slower overall, but there are always some good opportunities to move on and in general all rides are run at a good, moderate pace. The pace always depends on a number of factors, including weather and group ability and it can vary from week to week. Riding Experience The set date progressive rides are all geared towards reasonably competent riders and to participate in any of these you must be well-balanced and secure in the saddle, comfortable and able to control a well-schooled horse outside at all paces from walk to fast canter. A good independent seat and balance are important - sometimes the going can be tricky and rough (especially early in the year when routes can be overgrown or wet weather may mean a change to routes normally used) - and riders are expected to be able to cope with different going and different types of terrain. All progressive rides also require a good level of riding fitness and you should be riding regularly - at least 2 hours a week in the few months before the trip is recommended - to ensure you can cope with the hours in the saddle. Discovery Rides are a little more flexible in terms of riding hours and pace (eg it is easier to miss a day s riding if you wish) so these are open to less experienced riders, although participants are still expected to have a reasonable amount of experience and be comfortable and well-balanced at a walk, trot and canter. Family Ride programmes are adaptable and young (8yrs is the minimum age to ride out) and novice riders can be taken on these with advance notice. There are places on all rides where riders may need to dismount and lead their horse for a short way - if the ground gets rough or steep and for a short time to warm up and cool horses down each day - so riders need to be comfortable handling a horse from the ground, able to mount and dismount unaided and fit / agile enough to walk leading a horse for up to 10 minutes or so at a time. Riders are also expected to groom, tack up and un-tack unassisted. Your guide will go over the week s program when you first arrive (usually at dinner on the first night), explaining special characteristics of the horses and tack and discussing each rider s ability, experience and riding / horse preferences. Please note that everyone is required to wear a hard hat when riding - there are some to borrow but we strongly recommend taking your own to ensure a good, secure fit. Terrain The riding terrain varies with itinerary and often changes rapidly from day to day. The region boasts several protected nature reserves and even close to the coast, is unspoilt - in places virtually untouched - retaining much of its natural beauty and wildlife. Routes combine mountain tracks, wide paths through cont. over

3 [3] Terrain cont. peaceful wooded valleys, low scrub and heather and, in some places, across open fields. Sometimes riding is on tarmac roads through villages but there are also plenty of opportunities to ride fast, particularly on the progressive rides, with many compacted sand paths that are perfect for long canters. Even in the mountains sand and gravel tracks, open pasture and harvested crop and corn fields provide good chances to move on. Accommodation Accommodation, although not luxurious, is of a reasonably good standard and all rooms have their own bathrooms (usually with shower & loo). Can Muni (where the first and last night of most progressive rides and all nights on the Discovery & Family Rides are spent) dates back to medieval times. It is in a rural setting, surrounded by its own woodland, in a fairly remote location about 20 minutes walk from the nearest village. The traditional stone buildings have been carefully renovated and re-furbished and there are now 3 cottages, with 9 bedrooms in all, as well as a further 7 bedrooms, dining and sitting room in the main building. Bedrooms vary in size, are simple but stylish and comfortable enough with terracotta tiled floors, iron beds, wardrobes and ceiling fan. Can Muni has its own swimming pool, perfect for a refreshing dip after a day s riding, a large open fronted barn where meals are eaten outside and for cooler evenings, there is a sitting area downstairs and individual cottages have their own living room. Accommodation on the progressive rides varies according to availability along the route, either small hotels - usually about a local 2 to 3* standard, some with swimming pools - or in more remote areas, smaller guesthouses. The latter are simpler but often with plenty of local character. Meals Breakfast, lunch (generally a picnic) and dinner are included each day on all rides, although on family rides lunch is excluded on one day during the week, and it is possible to book excluding lunch if you prefer. Local wine (red) is included with lunch and dinner - other drinks are at your own expense. Breakfast is usually simple Spanish style - bread, butter, jams, sweet cakes with cheese, ham and / or eggs available on some days. Lunch on progressive rides is usually a picnic out riding, either a simple lunch of bread, ham and cheese etc, carried in saddle bags or served on tables and chairs set up in the countryside, or it might be a selection of salads, pizza or perhaps a paella served back at the base. Dinner is generally three substantial courses with local specialities often on offer, seafood (particularly on rides to the coast), traditional dishes such as cod baked with tomatoes and raisins, bean stews, roast chicken, pork and also game such as wild boar. Weather Average daytime temperatures in the area in March and November are usually 12 to 15 degrees C. In April, May, June and October daytime temperatures are generally between 15 and 23 degrees C. In summer months, July, August and September, daytime temperatures are generally between 24 and 35 degrees C - although obviously there are variations each year! At night, even in winter, the temperature rarely drops below 5 degrees C, with summer nights around 18 to 20 degrees C. Rain can fall throughout the year.

4 [4] What to bring We will send you a list suggesting what to take when you make your booking. DATES 2018 Mountain & Beach Ride (Sunday to Sunday) 4th to 11th March 13th to 20th May** 30th September to 7th October** 18th to 25th March 27th May to 3rd June** 14th to 21st October** 1st to 8th April** 10th to 17th June** 28th October to 4th November** 15th to 22nd April** 2nd to 9th September** 11th to 18th November 29th April to 6th May** 16th to 23rd September** Two Beaches (Sunday to Sunday) 11th to 18th March 20th to 27th May** 7th to 14th October** 8th to 15th April** 3rd to 10th June** 21st to 28th October** 22nd to 29th April** 9th to 16th September** 4th to 11th November 6th to 13th May** 23rd to 30th September** Beach Ride (4 nights - Wednesday to Sunday) 14th to 18th March 23rd to 27th May** 10th to 16th October** 11th to 15th April** 6th to 10th June** 24th to 28th October** 25th to 29th April** 12th to 16th September** 7th to 11th November 9th to 13th May** 26th to 30th September** Discovery & Beach Ride (Sunday to Saturday) 24th to 30th June 22nd to 28th July 19th to 25th August 8th to 14th July 5th to 11th August 2nd to 8th September Discovery Ride (3 to 7 nights - flexible arrival and departure) Most weeks from 4th March to 18th November Family Rides (4 to 7 nights - flexible arrival and departure) On request 4th March to 18th November High Season (1st April to 1st November) =**

5 [5] RATES 2018 Please note that due to constantly fluctuating exchange rates, ride rates are now quoted in euros. The sterling price will be the equivalent sterling rate using the euro/sterling exchange rate in force when you book/pay Prices Prices are seasonal except for the Discovery and Family Ride Mountains & Beach Ride (7 nights): Low Euros; High Euros Two Beaches Ride (7 nights): Low Euros; High Euros Beach Ride (4 nights): Low Euros; High Euros Discovery & Beach Ride (6 nights) 1190 Euros Discovery Ride: 7 nights Euros; 6 nights Euros; 5 nights Euros; 4 nights Euros; 3 nights Euros Family Ride: 7 nights Euros per adult; 790 Euros per child under 16yrs; prices for shorter itineraries on request (Single supplement on all rides - Euros 35 per night) NOTES Rates quoted above include all riding and guiding, shared accommodation, and all meals from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on the last day, local wine with lunch and dinner. Set date progressive rides also include return transfers by bus from / to Barcelona or Girona airport with the group at set times. NB. Discovery Ride and Family Ride rates do NOT include airport transfers. Set Discovery group transfers are 150 Euros per person return from / to Barcelona airport or 60 Euros per person return from / to Girona airport. Family Ride rates only include lunch on 5 days (please ask for separate information). All rates exclude international flights to Barcelona or Girona, extra drinks, personal medical / travel insurance (compulsory), transfers outside set times, any visa fees, personal items / additional activities etc and any tips you may wish to leave. Single supplements - Please note that rates quoted above assume shared accommodation (twin or triple). If you are travelling alone and would like to guarantee a single room the single supplement is payable. If you are travelling alone and are happy to share with another guest of the same sex, the supplement is not charged. Non-riders - Non-riding companions are welcome to join the Discovery / Family programmes. Other activities (bicycling, walking, kayaking etc) can be arranged locally. Discovery Ride prices for non - riders on a half board basis (without lunch but including transfers) are 665 Euros for 7 nights; 600 Euros for 6 nights; 535 Euros for 5 nights; 470 Euros for 4 nights. Rates are based on shared accommodation (single supplements apply as above). Please contact us for Family Ride non-rider rates.

6 [6] Flights and Transfers - Meeting place for the rides is Barcelona or Girona airport. Rates quoted above (other than for Discovery & Family Rides) include transfers from / to Barcelona or Girona airport at fixed times on the first and last day. If you are hiring your own car, Perpignan is another convenient airport to use (see below). Transfers take approximately 45 minutes each way from Girona; 1 ½ hours from Barcelona (although stop-off in Girona on the way back from Barcelona, can make the overall transfer time from Barcelona to Can Muni up to 2 ½ hours). The set meeting time at Barcelona airport on Day 1 of the ride is in Terminal 1 (NB allow about ½ hour to get from Terminal 2 to Terminal 1) and the meeting time in Girona is usually If flying to Barcelona you are advised to ensure your flight arrival time is by to accommodate any delays and if flying into Girona, arrival should be by (guests arriving Girona will usually be collected (by the same bus) on the way from Barcelona to Can Muni). Return flights should depart after on the final day. British Airways, Iberia, Easy Jet and several other airlines have direct flights to Barcelona from a number of different UK airports. Ryanair also have flights to Girona from various UK regional airports. Flight costs vary from as little as 50 to around 250 per person economy return (seasonal and depends on the airline). We can book British Airways flights for you if you wish - please call if you need any advice on flights, for a quote or help booking (our ATOL number for flight bookings is 6213). If you prefer to hire a car and drive yourself to Can Muni we will supply directions and the car can be left at Can Muni for the week. Arrival at Can Muni should not be before on the first day. The drive from Barcelona airport takes about 2 hours; and from Girona airport about 40 minutes. You can also fly to Perpignan in France (eg from regional UK airports with Ryan Air) and drive yourselves the 50 mins or so from there to Can Muni. IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT SET TRANSFERS. PLEASE NOTE that bus transfers are organised with an independent transfer company at a heavily subsidised group rate and are at fixed times. Whilst the bus may occasionally wait for late flight arrivals IF a large number of guests are using the delayed flight and / or the company s schedules allow, it generally will NOT wait for anyone - and if you are not ready at the set meeting time, you will need to make your own way (at your own cost - approx 220 euros from Barcelona / 75 euros from Girona for a taxi). If you wish to make use of the subsidised transfer service, you are therefore advised to make sure you book a flight that arrives in plenty of time (by for Barcelona, by for Girona) and to take into account the possibility of delays in the time you allow. Please also note that the bus picks up at Barcelona airport Terminal 1 first and then goes on to Girona and if there is a delay at Barcelona airport for any reason, those arriving in Girona will have to wait. If you prefer a transfer that is tailored to your own arrival / departure times, taxis from Barcelona / Girona can be organised - please contact us for a cost.

7 Additional information on the area for before or after the ride Girona province is an area of great contrasts, from the high peaks of the Pyrenees to the rugged coastline of the Costa Brava and there is plenty to explore. [7] Girona, perched on a hillside and the provincial capital, is a compact, elegant and historical city. There is much to see including the magnificent Gothic cathedral, the beautifully preserved Banys Arabs (Arab baths) built in the 12th century and an outstanding example of Moorish and Romanesque design, and the Jewish quarter, a town within a town, lost following the expulsion of the Jews in A leisurely walk along the medieval walls which encircle the old city provides wonderful view of the city and surrounding countryside. Barcelona, 60 miles south east of Girona, is the capital of Catalunya region and well worth a visit. The city has a long artistic heritage and is famous for its varied architectural styles, especially Gothic and the modernist art nouveau style exemplified by Antonio Gaudi. Unmistakable Gaudi facades, the Gaudi Park, statues and mosaic covered buildings are dotted throughout the city which also has many excellent restaurants, great shopping and seafront promenades that are perfect for a relaxing stroll to watch the world go by. General visa and health information (NB this is only a brief outline - further information will be sent to you if you make a confirmed booking.) Visas If you hold a full British passport you do not need a visa for visits to Spain whatever the length of stay, although for visits of over 90 days residence permits are required. NOTE - visa requirements can change without notice and it is your responsibility to check up to date requirements with the Spanish Consulate. Health No vaccinations are legally required by EEC residents to enter Spain. If you have a particular condition requiring special medical treatment, you should carry a letter from your own doctor translated into Spanish describing your condition and the medicine / treatment required in case of emergencies.

8 [8] Itineraries Below are summaries of the different itineraries - also see below for day by day detailed itineraries for Mountains & Beach Ride and The Discovery Ride. Please enquire for other full itineraries. Please note that itineraries are only examples of what is planned and day-by-day arrangements and routes may be varied if the weather or other local conditions require. Mountains and Beach Ride - 7 nights, 6 days riding with approximately 5-6 hours a day covering km a day. Follows a circular progressive route, up the Catalan Pyrenees and down to the Mediterranean Sea, where the ride ends with an exhilarating canter on the Roses beach. Riding is through the Alt Emporda and combines Mediterranean forests of pine, cork oak and aromatic herbs, with unspoilt coastline and long sandy beaches where the Pyrenees meets the sea! For intermediate riders and above who are relatively fit. Two Beaches & Beach Ride - A progressive route, riding a figure of 8 (or circle for Beach Ride), with approximately 5-7 hours each day. On the Two Beaches Ride the first 3 days ride takes you through pine forests to the bay of Roses, where you can canter along the water s edge and splash in the waves with your horse. The route then continues across the Aiguamolls de l Emporda National Park, home to many aquatic birds, before heading back through villages and fields to Can Muni. Here the 4 night Beach Ride begins, and both rides continue south to L Estartit and the Ter river, beneath Montgrí Castle perched on the top of a coastal hill, and through Baix Ter Natural Park before returning to Can Muni. For intermediate riders and above who are relatively fit. Discovery Ride - A flexible 3 to 7 nights programme, based at Can Muni, so you only need to unpack once. Daily rides out (every day except Sunday) following varied routes through river valleys and local villages, along winding and steep forest tracks, across open plains and meadows - all carefully chosen to introduce you to the local area, its history and culture and a wonderful way to get to know this little known part of rural Catalunya. Sometimes riding starts early returning to Can Muni for lunch: on other days there may be a picnic lunch along the way - and when not riding, the peaceful hamlet and pool at Can Muni are the perfect spot to relax. Discovery & Beach Ride - This new itinerary runs from set dates during the summer months only. The itinerary is similar to the Discovery Ride, being based at Can Muni for the duration, but less flexible and is designed for competent riders. On one day you drive to the coast and, using horses from a local stables (with special licence to ride on the beach in summer months), have a lovely morning ride on La Rubina beach, cantering along the bay of Roses. During the week there will also be a visit a local horse show, with stallion parade, demonstrations of Spanish dressage, vaulting and Flamenco dancing. On another day you may be able to swim with your horse in the river Fluvia (water levels permitting). For intermediate riders and above who are relatively fit. Family Rides - A flexible 4 to 7 night programme based at Can Muni with morning or afternoon rides out (every day except Sunday) following varied routes through river valleys and local villages, along winding and steep forest tracks, across open plains and meadows - all carefully chosen to introduce you to the local area. Lunch included (only on 5 days) at Can Muni with the rest of the day free to enjoy the pool and for other activities.

9 [9] Mountains and Beach Ride - Example itinerary Day 1 (Sunday) - Met at Barcelona or Girona airport and driven with the group to Can Muni in Pins, north east Catalunya, a wild and beautiful area in the foothills of the Pyrenees, yet only a few miles from the coast. Shown to your room to settle in before a welcome dinner, during which your guide will run through the details of the ride. Dinner and night Can Muni. (D) Day 2 (Monday) - After breakfast meet the horses, a trial ride in the school to make sure you are all comfortable, then start the journey from Can Muni riding through some small traditional villages, pine woods and oak forest. The first day is a good opportunity to adapt to the tack and horses and there are chances to trot and canter, before arriving in Pontos, at the Tower of the Angel. After a light lunch ride on to Vilanant. Dinner and night in a rural guesthouse, Mas Jonquer. (B,L,D) Day 3 (Tuesday) - Breakfast and the mountain adventure begins as you start the climb into the foothills of the Pyrenees. Start off with a long ride across the plains, with plenty of chances to canter. The route crosses ancient vineyards and olive groves, passing rustic farmhouses and for a while follows an old trail along the banks of the Muga River. Stop for a picnic lunch close to the river and, if the weather is kind, perhaps time for a refreshing swim. In the late afternoon head towards the mountains passing some lovely small villages to arrive at Cantallops in the Mediterranean Pyrenees. Dinner and night Can Xiquet Hotel (B,L,D) Day 4 (Wednesday) - Breakfast and set off across the Pyrenean foothills, heading towards to coast. The landscape is spectacular and although riding is slower today, and you may have to dismount several times because of rough, steep terrain, the views are magnificent. Ride past the castle of Recasens, an impressive and now renovated 11 C fortress, before stopping for a picnic at the top of a mountain. In the afternoon head down to the easternmost part of the Pyrenees, with beautiful views of Cabo de Creus and the dramatic coastline. Dinner and night Mas Vivent (B,L,D) Day 5 (Thursday) - Today you leave the mountains and head to the beautiful plain of Emporda and the coast. There are good chances for canters through vineyards and olive groves, and you ride past small towns, such as Garriguella, Perelada and Vilanova de la Muga. Stop for lunch in Castello de Empuries, a small city with a rich medieval past which used to be the old capital of Emporda. In the evening continue towards the sea, with a fast ride to Mas de Mar at the beach of Sant Pere Pescador. Dinner and night Mas de Mar. (B,L,D) Day 6 (Friday) - Arrive at the beach! Depending on the time of year you may start very early so that you have the beach to yourselves. A wonderful chance to canter across the sand, with the sound of waves breaking. The ride takes you south along the Bay of Roses to L Escala and from here continues to Macizo of Montgri, a mountainous zone which separates Alt Emporda from Baix Emporda. Stop for a picnic at the top of the rocky ridge with a wonderful over the Bay of Roses. In the afternoon, mount up again and head down to the town of L Estartit for dinner and the night at Hotel Santa Anna. (B,L,D)

10 [10] Day 7 (Saturday) - Breakfast and the final day takes you back to Can Muní. There are opportunities for some good canters and the route takes you through a lovely rural area. Trot through narrow streets of deserted villages arriving at Jafre in time for lunch at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, ride the short distance back to Can Muni. Spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing, time to enjoy the pool or explore on foot, before a farewell dinner and final night Can Muni. (B,L,D) Day 8 (Sunday) - Breakfast and transfer with the group to Barcelona or Girona airport for your flight home. (B) Discovery Ride - Example itinerary NB Arrival can be on any day but there is no riding on Sundays and the daily programme is usually as set out below. Day 1 (Sunday) - Arrive Barcelona or Girona airport. Met at the airport and driven with the group to Can Muni in Pins, north east Catalunya, a wild and beautiful area in the foothills of the Pyrenees, yet only a few miles from the coast. Shown to your room before a welcome dinner, during which your guide will go over the programme for your stay. Night at Can Muni. (D) Day 2 (Monday) - After breakfast meet the horses, tack up and a trial ride in the school to make sure you are all comfortable. Then head off on a first day s ride towards the village of Garrigoles, ride past the private property of Sant Feliu de la Garriga, which was built in the 17th century and up to Puig Segalar. From here, there are great views of the Mediterranean Sea. Enjoy a picnic lunch before riding through Palau Borrell. Arrive back at Can Muni with time to relax and swim in the pool before a traditional Catalan dinner. Night at Can Muni (B,L,D) Day 3 (Tuesday) - A long day in the saddle today, with lots of chances for long canters through Baix Empordà pine forest. Leaving Can Muni set off to Foixa riding through forest and plain that surrounds the town. Join the old Royal Path which runs from Girona to La Bisbal and arrive at La Pera, where you can see the castle of Pubol. From here continue to the rural village of Foixa, with it s spectacular castle on the plains of Baix Empordà dominating the land that once belonged to the Earl of Empurias. Break for lunch in the shade of centuries-old olive trees and after lunch, ride back to Can Muni following winding forest tracks. Dinner and the night at Can Muni. (B,L,D) Day 4 (Wednesday) - The ride today takes you from Can Muni to the Fluvià river, which you follow to lake Valveralla. The gravel lake has been created in a bend in the river and is a lovely secluded spot to swim with your horse (weather permitting), an unforgettable experience! Lunch near the lake and in the afternoon ride back through one of the most charming villages of the region, Sant Mori. Originally built in the 12 th C, the castle was renovated in the 15 th C and is a lovely example of Renaissance castle. Continue riding through woodland and forest to reach Can Muni from the east. Dinner and night at Can Muni. (B,L,D)

11 [11] Day 5 (Thursday) - Breakfast and ride out from Can Muni towards Verges, crossing corn fields and fruit orchards along the way. Have a picnic lunch in Canet de Tallada and enjoy some lovely canters amongst the pine trees before returning to Can Muni in the late afternoon. Dinner and night at Can Muni. (B,L,D) Day 6 (Friday) - Breakfast and set off from Can Muni towards Saus and Vilaur, two medieval villages with fortified churches and winding streets. Ride on through forests to reach Calabuig, a small town with an ancient castle and fortified church then continue to Báscara, another medieval village, for lunch. After lunch a chance to visit the racecourse, where your rider skills can be tested on the track! Return to Can Muni, riding through rolling hills, woodland and open fields. Dinner and night at Can Muni. (B,L,D) Day 7 (Saturday) - After breakfast, head off to the southern part of the Emporda region. Set off along the Llampaies river valley riding through fields and woods of beech and poplar. About 3 hours riding takes you to Sant Jordi Devalls and onto Jafre, where you stop for lunch. In the afternoon ride through the village of Vilopriu - many of the houses boast Gothic and Renaissance windows and arched doorways with carved shields. Arrive back at Can Muni with time to relax and swim in the pool before a traditional Catalan dinner. Night at Can Muni. (B,L,D) Day 8 (Sunday) - Breakfast and transfer with the group to Barcelona or Girona airport for your flight home. (B) (DRAFT 09/04/2018)