brushing past majestic trees, and listening to the ancestral sounds of nature. That’s why we’ve eliminated gas use at our property, opting for electricity generated exclusively from renewable, eco-friendly sources. This powers our LED lighting, high-efficiency appliances, and heat pumps.
whether pebbly or fine sand, all wonderful and pristine, and being caressed by the sea breeze. That’s why we minimize single-use plastics by using dispensers and refillable containers (made of recycled/recyclable PET) for soaps and detergents, all of which are highly biodegradable. Our goal is to eliminate them entirely—and we’re almost there. With glass water bottles available for guests to refill at the dispenser in the reception, we’re close to reaching this milestone.
to contemplate the vibrant green of the Mediterranean scrub and the pure blue that sparkles in the bays and gulfs. This is why we’ve furnished our villas with furniture designed mostly from natural fibers and metal, prioritizing recycled materials wherever possible.
that invites us to explore its seabed rich in life. For this reason, we combat waste through small yet meaningful actions, such as weekly linen changes. Plus, we have a state-of-the-art solar panel system in the pipeline. By producing our own energy, we’ll complete the first phase of our “fully sustainable” hotel project by 2027. We’re also planning a rainwater collection system for landscape irrigation. And speaking of waste, our internal and external communication is 99% paperless, relying primarily on digital tools.
to enjoy the island respectfully, without compromising its face and profile. That’s why we have designed practical and functional outdoor spaces. Like our “Raw Gym”, an artisanal gym built with natural materials to integrate with the environment and return to it, without impact, when the time comes to replace it.
so it can continue to be so forever.
Here are some that contribute to protecting this corner of paradise:
Use only the necessary amount of water for personal hygiene, not a drop more. Just take short showers and turn off the taps when soaping up.
Use reusable water bottles and fabric shopping bags, thus reducing single-use plastic waste.
Use soaps and detergents sparingly. Even if the ones provided are ecological, we want to minimize the impact related to production, transport, and disposal.
Turn off the lights when leaving a room and the air conditioning when we are out. When the breeze blows, we turn off the air conditioning and open the windows wide.
Use the washing machine and dishwasher only when fully loaded. These appliances consume a fixed amount of water and energy with each cycle. Starting them only when full maximizes the use of these resources, reducing overall consumption.
Move on foot and by bicycle or use public transport, possibly electric, whenever possible.
The sheets and pens we have provided are made of recycled material. Their production still involves some environmental costs. So don’t waste them.
Correctly separate waste. By facilitating their recovery and reuse, we reduce the need to extract new natural resources.
Support the local community by purchasing local products and encouraging participation in activities that support the local economy, such as guided tours of the island’s historical, cultural, and natural sites.
We keep insects like ants and mosquitoes at bay without using chemicals. Instead, we prefer solutions that don’t pollute the environment or harm other harmless species, preserving the ecological balance of this beautiful place.
