The travertine entrance of ALMARÉ at golden hour, framing a path through olive trees toward the sea.

Cala Aldera · 38.7°N

Arrive where the cliff meets the calm.

Nothing stands between the room and the sea.

Twelve houses, held above the bay.

Step inside the houses

00 — The idea

We took away everything the view didn’t need — and kept the light.

ALMARÉ is a small place on a headland: travertine, shade, water, and the long Mediterranean evening. No lobby, no spectacle — only rooms that open straight onto the bay and step back when the sea has something to say.

01 — The houses

Four ways to live above the water.

Every house holds the bay in view. Choose by how close to the edge you want to wake.

01 A travertine house among silver olive and cypress, the bay framed in its open doorway at golden hour.
Olive Terraces

Set among silver olive and cypress, the bay framed in the doorway.
02 A suite bedroom at dusk, sliding doors open past sheer curtains and wild trees to a stone terrace and the sea.
Pavilion Suites

Travertine, shade, and an open sea wall instead of a window.
03 A long open room above the bay, its infinity pool reaching out to meet the line of the sea.
The Cliff Pool

A pool that ends exactly where the bay begins.
04 A travertine room opening onto a stone terrace with sun loungers above the bay at golden hour.
The Long House

Stone rooms that hold the whole afternoon's light.
The travertine terraces of ALMARÉ above the bay at golden hour, the sun low over the sea.

02 — The table

Dinner at the edge of the light.

One long table on the terrace, set as the sun drops behind the cape. What grew on the slope that morning — olives, sea fennel, whatever the boats brought in — and nothing that needs explaining.

  • Seatings 19:30 & 21:30
  • Table Twenty guests
  • Season May – October

03 — Stay

Hold a date above the bay.

Twelve houses, one season. We answer every request by hand, usually within a day.

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