Aluna•Garden Apt•Close to Pinel•Pool

Welcome to Aluna, a stylish, recently renovated ground-floor apartment for up to four guests, set in the peaceful residence La Bora La Mousson in Cul-de-Sac.

With its large covered terrace opening onto the garden, Aluna has a relaxed, almost villa-like feel - a place where calm and outdoor living come naturally.

The apartment sits slightly away from the pool within the residence, offering extra privacy and quiet, while the large communal pool remains easily accessible through the garden.

Inside, there are two comfortable bedrooms, a spacious bathroom, and a bright living area. Around 70 m² of interior space flows naturally onto a generous covered terrace, bringing the total living area to approximately 85 m². All rooms are air-conditioned. The recent renovation and carefully chosen interior give the apartment a calm, polished feel, well suited for couples, friends, or small families.

Private parking is available within the residence.

Orient Bay and Anse Marcel beaches are less than ten minutes away by car, as are the restaurants of Grand Case. The ferry to Pinel Island is within walking distance, around ten minutes on foot.

Guests have exclusive access to the entire apartment through a private entrance.

They also have full use of the shared garden, the large communal pool, and the parking spaces within the residence.

The apartment is managed by a local concierge.

Guests can contact the concierge during their stay for practical questions, assistance, or any issues that may arise.

Fast fiber internet is available throughout the apartment.

Upon arrival, you'll find a selection of essential items to help you settle in, including shampoo, shower gel, bottled water, coffee, sugar, olive oil, salt and pepper. We also like to welcome our guests with a small complimentary gift.

The name "Aluna" refers to a quiet, constant presence, an invisible current that softly shapes the rhythm of the island. The word comes from the worldview of the Kogi people, where it stands for what exists before it becomes visible.