A Different Kind of Family Trip

Trade the usual holiday for a few days that actually mean something:
time outdoors, together, learning how land heals itself.

Choose your season

The farm changes through the year, and so does a stay. Pick the one that fits when you want to come.

Join the harvest

Grapes, almonds, and olives come in. Book two weeks: one week of farm life without harvesting, then one week in the harvest itself.

See the harvest-season stay →

Harvest season

Slower days on the land

Hay castles, clay walls, and quiet river days. A one-week stay at an easier pace.

See the one-week stay →

Outside harvest season

What a stay could look like

Stay one month

Time to slow down and become part of daily life on the farm.

Week 1

Settle into the rhythm

Get to know the farm, the people, and the daily routine. Your first harvest and river days.

Week 3

Go further

Go back to the activities your kids loved most and take them further.

Tell us when you want to come, and we will plan the days with you.

Ask about a month

Week 2

Hands in the work

Join the season's harvest if it's applicable, build hay castles and start a clay wall.

Week 4

Finish and say goodbye

Finish what you started, enjoy a last river day and say goodbye to the farm.