There are holidays where you just look at the sea.
And others that you just walk right into, without thinking.

I resort Mangia's they are created for this: to reduce the distance between you and the sea, almost to make it disappear.

A holiday that starts right away

You arrive, drop off your bags, open the window: the sea is already right there.

The spaces are open, the distances short, the routes clear. In a few minutes you are outside, between the swimming pool and the beach.

It is one of those structures where it welcomes and guides you right away, without thinking about it too much.

Where are the resorts located

Sicily

In Sicily, the resorts are mainly found in the western part of the island.

The reference areas are:

• Selinunte, where the coastal landscape sits alongside one of the largest archaeological parks in Europe
• Marsala, overlooking the Egadi Islands directly

In both cases, the context is open, sparsely urbanised and strongly linked to the sea.

Sardinia

In Sardinia, the properties are located in the north of the island, particularly in the area of Santa Teresa Gallura.

Here the landscape is sharper: light beaches, transparent water, and a constant exposure to light. Here too, the position of the structures is central to the experience.

Who it is suitable for

Mangia’s is suited to those looking for an uncomplicated seaside break.

• Couples, for the continuity between indoor and outdoor spaces
• Families, thanks to the ease of use of the environments
• International travellers, for a clear and recognisable Mediterranean experience

It is not an urban proposal and it does not rely on formal luxury.
It is a hospitality model based on balance, accessibility and context.

The experience

Here, the days pass without needing to be organised.

You move effortlessly from the sea to the pool, from a terrace overlooking the coast to lunch in the open air, simply following the rhythm of the day. The spaces are designed to be enjoyed naturally, without complicated journeys or wasted time.

Even the simplest moments — a leisurely breakfast, a dip at sunset, dinner with a view — become part of the experience.