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Review :


Set on Boka Bay’s rippling coastline and fronted


by the resort’s own man-made beach, One&Only Portonovi offers a perfect blend of glamour and tranquillity. The resort houses 113 rooms and


suites that are gloriously spacious, with bathrooms as large as the bedrooms. Grand arched windows, towering stone pillars and terracotta rooftops pay homage to Boka Bay’s Venetian heritage, which adds a timeless charm to the resort’s


otherwise extremely modern aesthetic. Guests won’t be disappointed with the choice of dining venues. Waterfront restaurant Tapasake – from ex-Nobu chef Yannick Bayjoo – is a standout, with a rooftop terrace and DJ for livelier evenings. Serving tapas-style Japanese-Peruvian dishes, menu highlights include pomegranate miso black cod and a selection of sushi. For local delicacies, all-day venue La Veranda offers


relaxed buffet and à la carte dining, while Sabia serves Italian fare, with a live pasta-making


station and show kitchen. For guests who want to explore in style, the resort’s experiences include boat tours to secret harbours and guided hikes of the stunning surrounding mountains.


BOOK IT: An entry-level room at One&Only Portonovi leads in at €480 in low season and €1,905 in peak season. ONEANDONLYRESORTS.COM


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