Casa de colònies Els Porxos, Fundesplai
Els Porxos is located in the Vilanova de Sau municipality, in the Osona region.
It is a charming and versatile residence, perfect for all types of groups, located on an extensive estate surrounded by meadows and forests in the heart of the natural landscape of Les Guilleries, on the shores of the Sau Reservoir.
The residence is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility and offers an adapted itinerary to explore the forest and nature. It also has Biosphere certification as a sustainable colony house. We invite you to read our responsible tourism policy.
It is a perfect place to disconnect with the family and relax, or to live unforgettable experiences in school camps!
WHAT YOU CAN DO IN Els porxos
- Summer activities for children and young people
- House of colonies for parties
- AMPA/AFA Colonies
- Colonies team building entities
- Colonies and school activities
- Colonies or recreation camps
- Lunch and spend the day
- Family holidays and weekends
Colony House
This camp house, Els Porxos, offers family rooms with private bathrooms. It is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility and also offers full board service, which includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. In addition, other features that you can find in Els Porxos are a fireplace, a tree adventure park, swimming pool, Wi-Fi connection, living rooms, television, among other services.
Our healthy, home-cooked menus are based on the Mediterranean diet. We cook with fresh and seasonal products, and we favor local, ecological and socially responsible products. In addition, we prepare special menus for allergic, intolerant or vegetarian people. Check out the homemade menu.
We also make party menus for celebrations, weddings, birthdays, etc.
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Events
Guilleries Fair in Sant Hilari Sacalm
From 17 to 18 OctoberSant Lluc Fair in Olot
From 17 to 18 OctoberGuided tour of Vic on Sundays in October
18 OctoberViladrau Chestnut Fair
From 24 to 25 OctoberAutumn Fair in Montseny and Flabiol Festival in Arbúcies
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25 OctoberThe Witches' Dance of Viladrau
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