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In our busy daily lives, days often fly by at breakneck speed. We tick boxes, move from one task to the next, and fill out lists. The famous to-do list has become our benchmark. It guides us, gives us structure... but it also sometimes draws us into a rhythm that leaves little room for what really matters.

Choosing the seaside means offering your team a breath of sea air and a complete change of scenery!

Slow Village Anduze in the Gard department welcomes you to a 30-hectare property between 2 rivers classified Natura 2000: the "Gardons". The natural environment offers dream bathing in the Gardon gorges and breathtaking scenery.

Bivouacs are synonymous with vacations and a change of scenery. So, during your stay at one of our campsites, why not plan a night under the stars in a local mountain, national park or forest?

Find the perfect hiking itinerary in the Dordogne that combines a physical challenge with exceptional discoveries.

During your vacation at Slow Village Pornic, in northwest France, take time to explore the beautiful beaches of this corner of the Loire-Atlantique region (Pays de la Loire), and in particular the plage des Sablons.

A new trend in the world of open-air hotels, this concept combines nature, comfort, luxury and the environment... All the ingredients for a vacation in the heart of nature!

Want to discover the treasures of the Périgord Noir? From the majestic city of Sarlat to the paintings of Lascaux, via the castles of Castelnaud and Beynac, Slow Village has selected the 9 must-see sites to visit.

Glamping, a contraction of camping and glamour, is revolutionizing the world of outdoor vacations.

Les Francofolies has been the Charente-Maritime music festival since 1985. Find out how to enjoy this experience...

See the detailed map of Anjou to help you plan your visit!

Eco-tourism is much more than just a trend—it’s a commitment to preserving our planet. From choosing your accommodations to your daily habits, learn how to reduce your carbon footprint while fully enjoying nature’s bounty. Discover our essential tips for planning a sustainable vacation, from planning your itinerary to choosing your activities once you arrive.

Want to unwind after a bike ride or a surfing session? Île de Ré is full of hidden gems where you can sip an organic cocktail or enjoy oysters overlooking the ocean. Discover three must-visit spots where time stands still, tested and approved by the Slow Village team.

Climbing aboard a traditional boat is one of the most authentic ways to explore the Loire River in the Anjou region. Let the current carry you along aboard a toue or a barge as you take in the wildlife and ever-changing landscapes of the “Royal River” in complete tranquility.

Most of the Châteaux de la Loire were built during the First and Second Hundred Years' Wars, on the banks of the Loire or its tributaries. They were then redeveloped during the Renaissance, when they lost their defensive vocation.

The Lascaux site offers a free 3D virtual tour.

In the heart of the Loire, the Ile de Béhuard, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the only island in the entire course of the Loire!

La Bambouseraie d'Anduze is a green setting where nature expresses itself in all its splendor. From majestic bamboo alleys to themed gardens, take a trip to the heart of an exceptional site.

Anduze, at the gateway to the Cévennes mountains, abounds in parks and gardens ideal for relaxation. Whether you're looking for a shady stroll, a picnic or a botanical discovery, these green spaces appeal to young and old alike. A breath of fresh air in a typically Cévennes setting.

A boat trip to Pornic reveals a story, a story of a Breton land that cultivates the art of the moment, between creeks where silver reflections dance, sea-sprayed cliffs and harbors with colorful fishermen's cottages.