Resorts Magazine

The rooms are not large but are well cared for ; they face the sea and offer a panorama that shif ts constantly with the changing light. I n the morning, the sun stretches across the water in golden tones, while at sunset the entire bay is wrapped in sof t shades of pink . Even the common areas—such as the pool—are designed to frame the view, encouraging guests to enjoy the peace of the place and slow their pace. The proper t y isn’t brand-new, but it is consistently maintained. Some areas are in excellent condition (such as the rooms), while others are awaiting their turn, yet none of this spoils the pleasure of the stay. HORN OF AFRICA 72 R ESORTS M AGAZINE