Casa Palma
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A whitewashed terrace with an arched doorway opening toward the sea at golden hour

Casa Palma / eight rooms by the water

You arrive with the late sun.

The coast road narrows, the pines open, and the house is there: eight rooms, one long terrace, and the sea a short walk below. Nobody hurries you. Nobody ever does here.

See the rooms
A limewashed bedroom with an arched alcove, linen bedding, and shutters half open to sea light

Stay

The rooms hold the morning cool.

Lime plaster, linen, terracotta underfoot. Shutters you actually use. The light moves across the wall and that is most of the entertainment.

Three ways to stay

The rooms

Three ways to stay

Rates are sample placeholders
A long wooden table set for dinner under lanterns in an arched stone courtyard at dusk

Eat

The kitchen cooks what the market has.

Breakfast is on the courtyard table until late morning. Dinner happens three nights a week: one menu, whatever came in that day, olive oil from the neighbor's grove. You eat outside until the season says otherwise.

Ask about dinner nights

The house

What the house keeps ready

  • Saltwater pool
  • Courtyard breakfast
  • Bikes to borrow
  • Beach 6 minutes
  • Cool rooms in August
  • Airport transfers
A still turquoise pool on a stone deck with linen umbrellas and the sea horizon beyond

Swim

The pool does nothing all day. Join it.

Salt water, stone deck, two umbrellas, no music. The sea is six minutes down the path when you want waves; the pool is here when you do not.

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Guest words

People leave slower than they arrive

Sample words, holding the place until your guests write their own
We planned day trips and took none of them. Breakfast ran long, the pool ran longer, and the terrace at seven became the whole point.
A couple, late September · the slow week Sample
I came to finish a draft. The house is quiet in a way that is hard to buy: mornings on the garden terrace, dinner with strangers who became less strange.
A solo traveler, May · the working escape Sample

Four frames

The light does most of the talking

Generated scene art holding room for your photographs
  • A whitewashed terrace with an arched doorway opening toward the sea at golden hour The terrace at golden hour
  • A limewashed bedroom with an arched alcove, linen bedding, and shutters half open to sea light A room holding the morning cool
  • A long wooden table set for dinner under lanterns in an arched stone courtyard at dusk The courtyard table, set for dinner
  • A still turquoise pool on a stone deck with linen umbrellas and the sea horizon beyond The pool, doing nothing

Explore

The island keeps going.

Coves you swim into, a Tuesday market worth the alarm, a coastal path that ends in grilled fish. We keep a map at the desk with our own ink on it.

Plan the days around it
Scene art: replace with your coastline photograph

Getting here

The way in is part of it

  • Fly
    The island airport is 40 minutes away by car sample timing

    Morning arrivals reach the house in time for a swim before dinner.

  • Transfer
    We arrange a driver who knows the turn

    Book it with your dates: [set your transfer provider and price]. The bus exists; we do not recommend it with luggage.

  • Drive
    Free parking under the pines

    The last kilometer is narrow and worth it. Follow the hand-painted sign, not the navigation.

  • Arrive
    Check-in from 15:00, or drop your bags any time

    Early flight? The pool and the coffee do not check the clock.

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The house answers

What guests write to ask before they come

Five answers that save you an email. Anything past these, write and we will tell you plainly.

  • Rooms are ready from 15:00 and we ask for them back by 11:00. Outside those hours the house is still yours: leave bags at the desk, swim, have coffee. Nobody waits in a car park here.

  • Yes, and the Palm Suite is built for it: two rooms, one door. The pool is unfenced and calm, the beach path is stroller-hostile and worth it anyway. Cots and high chairs are here, just tell us with your dates.

  • May smells like orange blossom, September swims warmest, August is full and loud in the town but quiet up here. The house closes for winter [set your season dates]; the last dinners of October go fast.

  • Yes. Bread from the town oven, fruit from the market, eggs how you like them, coffee until you stop. Dinner nights are separate and small: ask for the next dates when you write.

  • We confirm with a deposit and return it in full up to [set your cancellation window] before arrival. Plans change; we would rather you tell us early than not come at all. The exact terms arrive with your confirmation, in plain language.

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We answer ourselves, not a booking engine

Tell us your dates.
We hold the rest.

Scripts are off here, so sending passes these answers straight into your own mail app rather than the address bar. The house reads stay@casapalma.example and picks up [set your phone] through the day, whichever you prefer.

It goes nowhere but our reply.

A room you liked, a dinner night, a late flight.

Your name, dates and note wait in this browser while you write, so a closed tab costs you nothing. The moment the inquiry goes out, they are wiped from it.

Write like you would to a friend with a spare room. We read every inquiry ourselves and answer with real availability, not a countdown timer.

  1. 01We answer within [set your reply promise] with dates and rates.
  2. 02A deposit holds the room; the terms arrive in plain language.
  3. 03You get the arrival note: the turn, the sign, the driver's number.

Some guests would rather just write. The address is here, and we read it ourselves.

stay@casapalma.example