Are you hearing more and more about sustainability? Is the issue of environmental pollution close to your heart? Would you like to be able to go on holiday without harming the planet? At the same time, are you afraid of having to leave all your comforts behind, having to move only on foot or having to cook using a bonfire in the garden? If you have ever asked yourself any of these questions, you are reading the right article.
Posarellivillas cares a lot about environmental issues, so it has included eco-friendly solutions in its program: villas that can have almost complete energy independence, electric recharging stations, organic products at zero distance and much more.
Don't worry if some of the terms sound strange to you, if for you green was just a colour and not a lifestyle. Keep reading, you won't regret it, and who knows, maybe at the end of this article you might want to book your first eco-sustainable holiday.
Before picturing you by the pool drinking a freshly squeezed juice from the garden, made with energy from the solar panels installed in the huge garden of the villa, let us make a small introduction on what sustainability is for us.
Posarellivillas by sustainability refers to that model of development capable of meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. In simple terms, the eco-sustainable approach means that we can hand down to our children and grandchildren a healthy planet and who knows, maybe they can even experience one of our properties.
But enough theory, let's get practical!
VILLA BLUEWHITE IN CRETE
Expertly designed by its owner, Villa Bluewhite combines design with environmental sustainability. As well as an 18-metre saltwater swimming pool, a tennis court and a bowling alley, guests can enjoy organic olive oil from the surrounding olive grove, spices, vegetables and fruit all grown on the property.
Does that sound eco-friendly enough? Add to that the solar panels that produce much of the villa's energy and a charging station for electric cars.
© Rebecca Taizzani
