Everything you need to plan the trip

Travel & Stay

Three things to read before you book: getting to Spain, staying at the villa, and — most importantly — how you'll get around once you're there.

01

Getting to Spain

Fly into Barcelona (BCN). We recommend arriving Thursday by early afternoon so you make the shuttle to the villa.

Check your passport now — it should be valid for at least 3 months beyond the trip. Renewals can take a while, so don’t wait.

EU entry requirements (ETIAS) may apply for the trip — we’ll post a link here with exactly what you need once it’s confirmed.

02

Staying at the Villa

Your room at Villa Blanca is on us for all three nights — Thursday, Friday, and Saturday — for guests staying on site. Come for the whole weekend, or whatever part of it you can.

We’ll assign rooms ourselves — most are doubles. Check-in is available Thursday or Friday.

Pool, gardens, and everything else the villa offers — details coming as soon as we have them.

Villa Blanca
Passeig dels Pins 37, 08394
Sant Vicenç de Montalt, Barcelona
Villa Blanca seen from the garden below, its cream facade and red balustrade above flowering bougainvillea
03

Getting Around

Read firstThe villa is rural — no Uber or Lyft, and taxis are limited. Please read this before you RSVP.

We’re running a shuttle from Barcelona to the villa on Thursday, and back to the airport on Sunday. Pickup point and times to come.

Want your own schedule? Rent a car at the airport — there’s parking at the villa. It’s the best way to explore the coast on Friday.

The RSVP will ask you to choose: shuttle or your own car.

Arriving outside the shuttle window? We’ll post train options and a trusted taxi contact here soon.

Flights sorted? Tell us you’re coming.

RSVP by November 15, 2026