Veranda Belle Mare
Overview
Veranda Belle Mare (formerly Veranda Palmar Beach) is a relaxed 3★-plus all-inclusive hotel right on the white sand of Belle Mare. The decor has a retro twist, with nods to the 1970s and 1980s in woven vacoas, rattan and pastel colours, and the mood is barefoot and easy-going.
Life revolves around the lagoon. From the boathouse you can take out a kayak, pedal boat or paddleboard, try kitesurfing when the trade winds blow, or grab a mask and snorkel to look at the reef fish. Bikes are a good way to explore Belle Mare village. On the east coast, every day starts with the sunrise over the water.
Comfort rooms overlook the pool or garden, lagoon-view rooms upstairs look out to sea, and beachfront rooms are a few steps from the sand; several room types sleep two adults and two children. With all-inclusive dining, drinks and a choice of activities covered, you can plan as little as you like. L'Horizon serves grills and seafood on the beach, and the Seven Colours Spa is there for a massage.
Highlights
- On the white sand of Belle Mare beach
- All inclusive at a friendly price point
- Kayaks, pedal boats and paddleboards from the boathouse
- Beachfront rooms steps from the lagoon
- L'Horizon grill and seafood restaurant on the beach
Facilities
Pools & wellness
- Outdoor pool
- Spa
Food & drink
- Restaurant
- Bar
Activities & sport
- Water sports
General
- Beachfront
More amenities
- Pool
- Beach
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Spa
- Water sports
- Snorkelling
- Bicycles
- Family rooms
Location
Some helpful facts
The property
- Type: Hotel
- 3 stars
- Style: Budget, Family-friendly, Mid-range
Board options
- All inclusive
FAQs about Veranda Belle Mare
Yes. Veranda Belle Mare sells all-inclusive stays covering meals, drinks and a selection of activities. We'll confirm the details for your dates.
Yes, it sits directly on Belle Mare beach, and beachfront rooms are just a few steps from the sand.
Yes. Several room types sleep two adults and two children, and the calm lagoon and water sports keep all ages busy.
