SLOW CAMP at Pointe du Raz
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Here, luxury is the ocean 7 minutes' walk away, the wild heath, and time that truly slows down.
You love the soft morning light glittering on the Iroise sea. The silence of a steaming cup of tea in your hands.
Beach, surf, a swim or a walk? You can't decide;
but you know you don't want crowds or constant bustle.
Tonight, you're torn between a restaurant in a little harbour
or
simply buying your own seafood platter and a bottle for your terrace.
What you want:
No stress / A mental break / Things to do without even taking the car.
What you need: a SLOW CAMP, and that's exactly what Embrunsdherbe is!
The first and only one at Pointe du Raz.
- Three houses and three rooms
- Six unusual experiences
- A permaculture garden
- A breathtaking view
- The GR34 coastal path and swimming, 7 minutes' walk away.
“Six spaces. Six ways into the Sauvage Habité, the wild made home.”
Le Pti Gîte, for those who just want to close the door on the world's troubles and open up to the ocean.
La Maison, for families or friends who want space without losing each other, set right in front of the ocean, anchored around a circular living room made of straw and earth.
L'Écolodge, for those who want to fall asleep feeling the place was designed for them: wood, light, the silence of the heath through the glass, and right outside, a beautiful, peaceful edible garden.
La Bulle, to step into your own bubble: the perfect cocoon!
Le Nid, to be reborn.
La Bohémienne, to drift into a wandering night in the wild, facing the sea.
Six different ways to inhabit the same end of the world.
I call it the Sauvage Habité.
This is not a place for everyone!
At first, I didn't build it for you. I wanted to create a paradise for my family, but children grow up fast!
So nothing makes us happier than seeing our guests leave relaxed, with a smile on their faces.
20 years of building. Houses made of natural materials, bioclimatic, simple and warm. The quiet abundance of feeling at peace here.
I'm Franck, founder and builder of Embrunsdherbe. Karine, an architect, drew its soul. We share what took us 20 years to create.
