From a young age, Hanane the project owner had a deep passion for animals, particularly dogs. Growing up near the beach, Hanane often witnessed stray dogs struggling to survive on the streets, their tails wagging hopefully despite their hardships.

Determined to make a difference, Hanane began rescuing these abandoned dogs, providing them with food, shelter, and love. As the number of rescued dogs grew, Hanane realized the need for a more sustainable solution to support them. With unwavering dedication, she came up with a unique idea – to open a beach hotel that would not only offer a peaceful retreat for guests but also serve as a source of funding for a refuge dedicated to caring for these rescued dogs.

With a clear vision in mind, Hanane poured heart and soul into making this dream a reality. CAPSIMBAY is adorned with charming decor, offering guests a serene escape by the shimmering waters. Every aspect of the hotel is designed with the well-being of both visitors and four-legged friends in mind.

As CAPSIMBAY is gaining popularity among travelers seeking a tranquil getaway, its success translated into support for the refuge that Hanane had established for the rescued dogs. The refuge provides a safe haven where the dogs could heal, play, and eventually find loving forever homes.

Word of Hanane’s innovative approach to combining hospitality with animal welfare spread far and wide. People are inspired by the passion and dedication that Hanane is pouring into this dual mission, and soon the beach hotel became known not only for its scenic beauty but also for its profound impact on the lives of the rescued dogs.

Through hard work, perseverance, and a deep-rooted love for animals, Hanane’s journey from a dog lover to a visionary hotelier with a noble cause touches the hearts of all who crossed paths with this inspiring project.

CAPSIMBAY serves as a beacon of hope, reminding us of the transformative power of compassion, determination, and the extraordinary difference one person can make in the lives of those in need.