La
Peguera is a family business dedicated to
offering visitors a personal and direct holiday apartment
rental service.
Isabel,
a keen mountain climber, has an intimate knowledge of
the lakes and peaks of the Valley, of the Aragonese
Pyrenees and a fair part of the Alps, and will be on
hand throughout your stay with advice on the most interesting
outings to be enjoyed during your holidays at La
Peguera.
La
Peguera is to be found in a region of wild
beauty: the Vall de Boí. In this valley
you can enjoy the contrast of the light and landscape
throughout the seasons. The greens of spring and summer
give way to the yellows and russets of autumn and winter.
Fun
is also to be had in the form of activities and
sports such as:
Hiking in the large lakeland region formed by
glaciation, where you will find over 70 lakes surrounded
by peaks of from 2,500 to 3,029 metres. Depending on
the time of year, boots, snowshoes or mountain skis
are a must.
Rock and Ice Climbing around the famous Cavallers
dam.
Downhill
Skiing, Snowboarding and Snowbiking on the
slopes of Boí Taüll.
Hunting and Fishing in the region's rivers and
reservoirs.
Cycling, Paragliding, Canyoning and Horse
Riding.
You
could also enjoy a visit to:
The Hot Springs of the Spa at Caldes de Boí.
Nature Lovers will find plenty to revel in throughout
the Valley, but particularly the Aigüestortes
National Park and the Lake of Sant Maurici,
where you can marvel at the region's native flora and
fauna.
The Group of Churches and Frescos of
the Vall de Boí, declared a World Heritage
Site by UNESCO on 3rd November 2000. As a whole,
they offer the most exquisite aesthetic delights to
lovers of architecture, art and sculpture.
We
want nothing more than for you to enjoy the great natural
and architectural attractions of the Vall de Boí
from the comfort of our quality apartments.
Fun
is also to be had in the form of activities and
sports such as:
Hiking in the large lakeland region formed by
glaciation, where you will find over 70 lakes surrounded
by peaks of from 2,500 to 3,029 metres. Depending on
the time of year, boots, snowshoes or mountain skis
are a must.
