



Set off on an adventure to the most beautiful corners of France!
At Slow Village, each destination plunges you into the heart of a varied landscape, perfect for walking, cycling or simply strolling. Here's a roundup of places to explore.
Each Slow Village is an invitation to slow down, explore and reconnect with nature. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a lover of leisurely strolls, your next adventure awaits.
The Loire is an ideal destination for a romantic boat trip, whether for the whole family, with commentary or accompanied by a meal, to make your stay an unforgettable experience.
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!
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?
Explore the banks of France's longest river by bike: whether you're touring or taking a family outing, this is a unique experience you won't want to miss!
The Ile de Ré is located on a major bird migration route between Africa and the Arctic. Its natural areas are therefore particularly valuable, as they are likely to be home to a large number of bird species. At the tip of the island, in the heart of the Fier d'Ars marshes and mudflats, the Lilleau des Niges reserve was created in 1980 with the aim of preserving this biodiversity.
The Cévennes, a place that attracts artists with its landscapes and mountainous national park. Straddling the Occitanie and Auvergne Rhône Alpes regions, here's a brief description of this destination's assets!
Are you able to take your bikes with you on your camping vacation on the Ile de Ré? Don't hesitate! The whole of the island is equipped for cyclists: from Rivedoux to Saint-Clément-les-Baleines, the 10 villages on the island are linked by a track that allows you to cycle around the island. The distance between two villages is always less than 10 km, making cycling a family-friendly way to get around the island, even with young children. The Ile de Ré cycle path is linked to the network of greenways and trails in La Rochelle, and in particular to the Vélodyssée, which leads to Châtelaillon, Rochefort and Royan. So you can even arrive on the island by bike!
Ride the Velodyssée, the West Coast cycling route, for a unique and memorable experience.
To help you prepare for your stay in the Dordogne and make sure you don't miss out on any of the must-see sights, Inspire Villages Séveilles has put together a list of the best places to visit in the Périgord Noir near our open-air hotel.