Respect for the bay
We see this coast as a heritage entrusted to us — working from energy to water, local sourcing to marine protection, to leave a lighter footprint.
IX.a — Our Commitment
Leaving more than we take
The cove does not belong to us — we belong to the cove. Since Lumina Bay was founded, sustainability has been not a marketing headline but the core of our operations.
Our 2030 goal: a carbon-neutral accommodation experience. Each year we take concrete steps towards that target.
Renewable Energy
Water Savings
Local Sourcing
Single-Use Plastic
IX.c — Our Initiatives
Sustainability programmes
Concrete targets and concrete actions for every area.
Renewable Energy
All electricity is met by rooftop solar panels and a wind energy agreement.
Water Management
Grey water recycling, rainwater harvesting and low-flow fixtures.
Zero Waste
Composting system, source sorting and kitchen surplus donated to food banks.
Local Production
Sourced from farmers and producers within 50 km to reduce food mile costs.
Marine Conservation
Annual cove clean-ups, Posidonia meadow monitoring and plastic collector partnerships.
Community
Local artisan support, craft workshops and environmental education programmes.
IX.d — Looking Ahead
The 2030 commitment
By 2030 we aim to be carbon-neutral and to evaluate every link in our supply chain against sustainability criteria. This path demands uncomfortable decisions — and we are prepared to make them.
We choose to do this without diminishing the guest experience, because we do not believe genuine luxury and environmental responsibility are in conflict.
Sustainability is not an added burden on the guest experience — it is the experience itself. Clean air, quiet water, local flavours — these are already what the guest seeks.