Imagine if you could enjoy the experience of staying at a sea view hotel while also contributing to the well-being of our planet. At Good.travel, we believe that luxury and sustainability can coexist, and our collection of sea-view hotels proves just that.
Each sea-view hotel we feature is chosen with a focus on sustainable practices and positive impact. From the materials used in construction to energy-efficient operations, these hotels are at the forefront of eco-friendly initiatives. By choosing to stay at these establishments, you're not only enjoying a memorable vacation but also actively supporting a greener and more responsible hospitality industry.
Cap Rocat
Mallorca, Spain
Cap Rocat is a 19th-century military fortress, renovated by the prestigious and renowned architect-owner Antonio Obrador. It is located in the middle of a 30-hectare nature reserve and with a 2km marine-protected coast in Mallorca. Respect for the environment and pride in Mallorca's natural and cultural history serve as the cornerstones of their ideology.
White Exclusive Suite & Villas
Livramento, Ponta Delgada, Portugal
White Exclusive Suite & Villas believes sustainable tourism is achievable and essential in keeping our planet healthy. The White concept relies on organic farming and agricultural techniques to overall reduce the hotel's carbon footprint
Hotel Punta Islita
Islita, Costa Rica
Hotel Punta Islita was designed with full synergy in mind, encouraging collaboration with neighbors, and promoting wildlife conservation and reforestation, whilst also championing local employment opportunities.
Sun Gardens
Dubrovnik, Croatia
This resort was built according to the highest ecological standards and sits on a 57,000 m2 plot which is home to many aromatic and blooming Mediterranean plants native to the area. The hotel is set on a private beach, which hotel staff helps to maintain with annual beach and ocean floor cleaning. The hotel also offers bicycle rentals, giving guests an opportunity to explore the coast in an environmentally friendly way.
Marbella Club Hotel
Marbella
Marbella Club in Andalusia is a family-run hotel, with strong personal and emotional ties to the local area - a building inspired by traditional Andalusian architecture that holds a deep sense of responsibility across the organization. It is a principal sponsor of a local marine biodiversity conservation project run by the Malaga-based Aula Del Mar Foundation - which aims to reintroduce Spain’s two native species of seahorses to the area.
Azia Resort
Chlorakas
The oceanfront, family-owned Azia Resort is closely connected to the Morokambos Plantation, where agriculture and hospitality are uniquely combined. With a total area of 530,000m2, the plantation is home to 15,000 native Mediterranean and tropical plants, including citrus, avocado, palm, guava, and mango species, which are all raised responsibly and organically.
Elounda Gulf Villas
Elounda
Perched on the hills overlooking the Aegean Sea and the Gulf of Mirabello, is the Elounda Gulf Villas hotel on the island of Crete. With 18 private villas, each boasting its own infinity pool, and 15 chic suites, this family-owned hotel has a deep commitment to eco-consciousness. Founded in the late 1990s, this boutique gem has embedded an eco-friendly philosophy into its core. From eco-friendly materials to planet-nurturing policies, every facet reflects a dedication to sustainable living without compromising on luxury.
How you can be a sustainable traveler while staying in luxurious oceanfront hotels.
One of the most beautiful aspects of coastal travel is the opportunity to engage with local communities. Our sea-view hotels take this a step further by partnering with nearby towns and villages to uplift economies and promote cultural exchange. When you dine at local seafood restaurants, explore traditional markets, or participate in community-driven activities, you're fostering connections that go beyond mere tourism.
We invite you to browse through our selection of sea-view and oceanfront hotels, where every room offers not only breathtaking ocean views but also a promise of sustainability. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a solo adventure, these establishments provide a haven for conscious travelers seeking the perfect blend of relaxation and responsibility.
At Good.travel, we believe that responsible travel doesn't mean compromising on comfort or luxury. It means making choices that reflect your values while creating unforgettable memories. Join us in experiencing the allure of sea-view hotels that embrace sustainability, where the waves you enjoy today can continue to inspire travelers for generations to come.
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Palak Bothra
Palak studied Management and Entrepreneurship then continued to get her Master's Degree in Digital Marketing. A dedicated spirit to the start-up world, Palak has 4 years of experience in organic growth strategies.
