What is Apartamentos Mundaka
Lorategi Kalea 1-A
48360 Mundaka
Situated in the tranquil village of Mundaka, these modern and well-equipped apartments are an ideal base for exploring the diverse landscape of Urdaibai, in the Basque Country.
Admire the fantastic views of the beach and Mundaka estuary from these apartments. Apartamentos Mundaka is spacious and well-lit accommodation. Prepare you own meals in the apartment kitchen, which is equipped with a microwave, hobs and kitchenware. At the end of a day’s sight seeing, relax in the apartment lounge and watch cable TV.
Apartamentos Mundaka also has Wi-Fi internet access and private parking.
Typical room rates between 42 and 135.2 EURs
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