Just returned from a fantastic week in this Villa. The photos do not really do it justice. The pool is phenomenal and we (5 adults and 4 "kids" aged 12-17) spent a lot of time in there. Lots of BBQs on the terrace, taking in the spectacular view. Lots of "tipsy" star gazing at night with almost zero light pollution and even a shooting star or two.
Our first time to this part of Spain as I had been sceptical before about Costa Brava before. More fool me. It is a beautiful coastline to rival any other in Europe and, generally, very sensitively developed. The local village of Sa Tuna is beautiful and spent a lot of time swimming there, and the kids snorkeling, etc. Two lovely restaurants which we went to several times, as well as farther afield.
Can also recommend hiring a boat from Agua Blava for the day. Lots of great and unspoiled coves to explore, and some fairly private spots to enjoy a bit of cliff jumping and more snorkeling.
If we return, which is likely, the only thing we do differently is book restaurants in advance, at least some of the time. We go lucky a few times and got spots owing to cancellations, but with a party of 9, we struggled to get an evening meal our on a few nights.
Lovely place and Jane was very good to deal with, as was Bob - the man on the ground in Spain.