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The resort sits within a natural Mediterranean landscape that was here long before the first stone was laid. Pine forests, protected wetlands, local fauna and flora — all of it has been treated as something to work around and preserve, not clear away. The result is a living environment where architecture and nature genuinely share the same space.
Every project on site is evaluated with its full life cycle in mind — materials, energy demand, water use and long-term environmental impact. The architecture has been developed by Batlle i Roig, a practice recognised for pioneering work in sustainability and energy efficiency. The goal is not just to do less harm, but to actively contribute to the health of the surrounding ecosystem.
Residential buildings designed to minimise energy demand, reducing the need for heating and cooling and dramatically lowering the environmental footprint of each home.
BREEAM Certification
The most technically advanced sustainability assessment method available, applied to the design and construction of all residential units on site.
Protected Natural Zone
The existing Mediterranean pine forest has been preserved as part of the resort's identity, providing habitat for local wildlife and maintaining the character of the landscape.
What makes this resort genuinely sustainable and not just in name?
Has the natural landscape been affected by the construction?
How is water managed on the golf courses?
Is the Sèquia Major accessible?
