Honest review
A very picturesque location — a bay ringed by mountains — and large, intelligently planned grounds: plenty of greenery, flowers and interesting design touches.
For quiet, the place to go is Voyage Privat — a separate gated zone of cottages across the road from the main grounds: modernised spacious rooms, its own restaurant, access to a private pool, individual sunbeds and umbrellas. If seclusion is what you want, book exactly that.
The main part is personal too: Voyage Assistants — personal helpers who sort out any question on holiday — work across all room categories.
The beach splits into two zones, on sand and on grass, with a small pier and a bar. Pools of varying depths, a waterpark and children's slides are dotted around the grounds. The food is varied: the main restaurant, the free round-the-clock Cuisine 24 and paid à la carte venues, from Turkish and fish to Mexican and a steakhouse; for the sweet-toothed there is a patisserie with pastries, cakes and ice cream.
Honeymooners get a concept of their own: room decoration, flowers, fruit, sweets, sparkling wine, one free à la carte visit, a photo as a gift and 20% off a spa massage.
The resort works equally well for families with children and for couples — a combination less common than it seems.
