Norai

Second floor | Up to 4 guests | 2 double bedrooms | 1 bathroom and 1 toilet

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The Norai home has privileged views over the bay of Cadaqués, from a second floor on the seafront, and offers all the comforts to stay as a couple, with family or with friends.

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Description

The Norai tourist home has privileged views over the bay of Cadaqués and offers everything you need to enjoy a memorable stay. Ideal for couples, families or friends, for up to 4 people.

The house has hot/cold air conditioning, fully equipped kitchen, 2 double bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, 1 toilet, living/dining room, Wi-Fi and a terrace facing the sea.

Please note that pets are not allowed. Smoke-free environment.

Info

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 2 double bedrooms
  • 1 bathroom and 1 toilet
  • Fully equipped kitchen
  • Free Wifi
  • Balcony
  • AC (cool/hot)
  • Parking (extra)
  • Sea views

Norai: the origin of a name

Norai, a Name Anchored to the Sea

In the bay of Cadaqués, where the white village meets the deep blue of the Mediterranean, the norais remain like ancient guardians of stone. For generations, they were used to moor vessels arriving from the sea, at a time when coastal trading ships connected Cadaqués with other ports and village life followed the rhythm of the wind, the tides and navigation.

Four of these historic structures still form part of the landscape: Norai des Podritxó, Norai des Pianc, Norai d’en Tits and Es Piló, the largest of them, standing offshore upon the reefs of the bay. Each occupies its place as a silent reminder of an age when arriving, departing or returning always meant crossing the sea.

Built of stone and exposed to the Tramuntana wind, the norais have withstood the passing of time, countless storms and the transformation of the coastline. Their beauty lies precisely in their simplicity: austere forms, shaped by water and salt, preserving the maritime memory of Cadaqués.

The name Norai evokes mooring, shelter and belonging. It speaks of a lasting connection with this corner of the Costa Brava, in Catalonia, and of the quiet reassurance that, after every voyage, there is always a place to return to.