Description
Set against the picturesque salt pans of Salinas, MAINE Ibiza is housed in an 18th century whitewashed parish (parocchia) by the small church of San Francisco de Paula. This UNESCO world heritage wetland produces Ibiza’s prized ancient treasure, the salt flowers that have earned the name ‘white gold’ by all the settlers that have come here since the 8th century BC - the Pheonicians, the Greeks, the Moors and the Catalans. The view from the MAINE is an almost lunar landscape with a silver shimmering horizon of white gold and opal-coloured sunsets, where the pink flamingos migrate and feed every day. In all its wabi-sabi style, the MAINE Ibiza is a place of naked beauty – simple, authentic, deeply familiar and yet wholly unexpected.
