Porto Cervo · 41°08′N 9°32′E
Finest Experiences
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Porto Cervo · 41°08′N 9°32′E
Finest Experiences
Choose your language
Dinners on granite that nobody else can reach, a proposal at the right hour, a table for two hundred under the pines. Permits, licences and the wind are ours to worry about.
How it works
A dinner on the rocks means a coastal permit, a generator, ice that survives the walk down, a way out if the wind turns north, and a kitchen willing to work two hundred metres from its own stoves.
We build the whole thing, including the version of the evening that happens if the weather changes at five. You choose the date, the number of guests and the mood, and you see one plan rather than eleven suppliers.
Formats
Costs depend far more on access than on numbers. A terrace at the villa is straightforward; a beach reached only by tender is not, and we say so before you fall in love with it.
Table, kitchen, lighting and staff carried to a stretch of coast with no road, for eight to forty guests.
The hour chosen with the sunset, a photographer who stays out of sight, and the boat or the terrace kept empty of everyone else.
Vermentino in Gallura, cheese and a long lunch, or a guided day through the Maddalena with a boat and a naturalist guide.
Up to two hundred guests: venue, licences, catering, music, flowers, transport and a plan for wind and for rain.
What we build
Before you write
Six weeks for anything over fifty guests, two for a dinner or a proposal. Below that we will tell you honestly whether it can still be done well.
We decide at five in the afternoon and move to the alternative venue, which was booked from the beginning and costs you nothing if it goes unused.
Yes, civil ceremonies in the comune and symbolic ceremonies almost anywhere. Paperwork for foreign nationals takes about eight weeks, and we file it with you.
You get one plan, one price and one person answering for the evening.