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Small town of 36 inhabitants located at the foot of the Lighthouse. There are many mountain bike routes from all over the Guilleries area.

Sant Martí Sacalm, also known as Sant Martí de Cantallops, and formerly called Cantallops, is a town, capital of the municipality of Susqueda, in the Selva region.

Beautiful little square in a traditional village

Unfortunately locked! - But beautifully restored interior! Not what you'd expect from the outside!

Unlocked! -Here you can rest in the cool interior- with a small altar and "guest book"

Departure and arrival point for mountain biking, asphalted road reaches here. In the social place they serve views, coffees and you can even stay for lunch. There is a grill and you buy the meat you want to cook there. Of course, at the weekend and always after queuing for a while.

The Church of Sant Martí Sacalm is a work of Susqueda (Selva) protected as a cultural asset of local interest. In the small town that currently centers the municipality of Susqueda, the parish church of Sant Martí stands out. It is a sober building, with a rectangular nave, with a lowered arch door, bull's eye, triangular pediment and bell tower with a square plant, with four arches, at noon. The entrance door, framed in stone and with a monolithic lintel, stands out for the stone decoration in the form of pinnacles, the vegetal decoration, a monolithic niche in the shape of a shell - currently without an image - and the inscriptions JESUS and MARIA and the date of 1786. In the construction of the facade of the church, two evolutionary phases can be clearly seen, since the roof was lifted off. That's why there are two bull's-eyes, one of stone and the other of tile. On the side facades there are three bull's-eyes framed with tile as openings at the top, before the roof.

Pretty well-preserved Romanesque hermitage with a nice porch at the entrance to shelter from the sun or the rain. From here, a trail leads to the Hermitage and viewpoint of St Roc. I'll leave that for another day! But I'm sure that the views from st Roc are more spectacular, from here the trees don't let you see much!