Stylish hideaway in Mediterranean

by | Dec 29, 2017 | Beaches, Europe, Hotels + Resorts, In The News

Hop in your yacht and sail away to Formentera, the place to get your still on while basking within this intensely beautiful limestone island

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Hop in your yacht and sail away to Formentera, the place to get your still on while basking within this intensely beautiful limestone island surrounded by the impossibly blue Mediterranean, the heart of stylish, extravagant luxury.

The smallest of the Balearic Islands hosts the Gecko Hotel & Beach Club, a little slice of 50’s gone-modern heaven where you can channel your inner movie star while relaxing like a champion.

Gecko Beach Formentera pool

Gecko Beach Formentera pool

Sleek and elegant, airy suites and lofts channel the golden age of jet-setting when only the privileged travelled far-and-wide and did so lavishly. Jaw-dropping views and a sophisticated vibe provides an in-the-know feel that articulates itself in smooth interior design and gorgeous public spaces.

The Gecko Restaurant serves wide-ranging delicacies including the best champagnes of the House Ruinart, as well as lobster and burger nights served with DJ spun sunsets––luxurious, unpretentious, and fun.

The magical Beach Club sets the scene for relaxation with exquisite cabanas, endless views of the Mediterranean and excellent cuisine. Nestled on the wild shores of Formentera, the club provides an exotic respite from reality as does the yoga and wellness centre featuring such extravagant treatments as Abhyanga Massage.

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