Les Corallines Thalasso & Spa: Coral Adoption in the Mediterranean

Learn more about the Thalasso & SpaLes Corallines's comprehensive commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

As a partner of Coral Guardian in coral conservation, we are implementing concrete actions to reduce our impact on global warming.

Les Corallines’ Eco-Responsible Approach:

Our establishment recently adopted corals in the Mediterranean by partnering with Coral Guardian, a French nonprofit dedicated to the preservation of coral reefs. This initiative is part of our commitment to protecting the seabed and biodiversity.

We’ve given lovely names to the corals we’ve adopted: Corallines, Posidonie, Opaline, Atoll, Gorgone, Anémone, and Euphyllia.

 The Coral Guardian Association:

Our partnership with Coral Guardian strengthens our global commitment. By adopting several corals, we support reef conservation in the Mediterranean.

Coral Guardian is an organization recognized for its effective efforts to protect coral reefs. Through its “Deep CORE (Deep Coral Restoration)” initiative, donors directly support the restoration of damaged coral areas in the Mediterranean.

The funds raised enable the NGO to work with local divers to conduct seabed cleanups, restore cold-water coral reefs, and run awareness programs for local communities and tourists.

Coral Guardian websitewww.coralguardian.org

Climate Change Awareness and the Urgent Need for Action

Our establishment is aware of the climate emergency. We have taken significant steps to minimize our carbon footprint and contribute to the fight against climate change.

Conserving Resources Through Everyday Actions

Beyond coral conservation, we adopt eco-friendly practices in our daily operations. We reduce single-use plastic waste, use renewable energy from the resort’s solar panels, and encourage water and electricity conservation throughout our facilities.

Join the Thalasso & SpaLes Corallines in its commitment to CSR, coral conservation, and the fight against global warming. Together, let’s restore the seabed by raising awareness among visitors to ensure a sustainable future for our ocean—and, more broadly, for our planet.