Slow Village - Saint-Martin-de-Ré

Located on a popular island off the French Atlantic coast, this eco-village is the perfect place for professionals looking to combine work and relaxation in an exceptional natural setting.

This eco-village offers modern and environmentally friendly accommodations, designed to meet the needs of professionals. Consisting of numerous cabins inspired by oyster farming huts, the accommodations include spacious and bright rooms, equipped with a desk, high-speed Wi-Fi, and quality bedding.

The private bathrooms feature a walk-in shower and eco-friendly toiletries.

For your meetings and events, the venue offers several modular conference rooms, equipped with audiovisual equipment and ergonomic furniture. The outdoor spaces, such as landscaped gardens, terraces, and the swimming pool, provide a setting conducive to relaxation and informal exchanges between colleagues.

Discover the venue's immense swimming pool: 700m2 of aquatic basin. This large pool gradually slopes towards deeper water, and a solarium is nearby for those wanting to soak up some sun.

During your stay, enjoy a range of professional and personalised services. A restaurant located by the pool, featuring a beautiful buffet area and a large wooden terrace, welcomes you throughout the day for meals, drinks, and work. You will enjoy healthy cuisine, full of discoveries, including plant-based dishes, as well as organic or natural wines.

Additionally, team-building activities and workshops on sustainable development can be organised upon request.

The nearest beach is located less than 2 km from the estate, with its white sand, ideal for spreading out towels and enjoying the sun. The Nouvelle-Aquitaine region is renowned for its fine sandy beaches, salt marshes, picturesque villages, and relaxed way of life. With its south-facing coast towards the west, the island has many spots, windy and exposed to the Atlantic swell, for surfing, kite surfing, and windsurfing...

Within 20 km, discover the island's iconic sites such as the Whale Lighthouse, the port of Saint-Martin-de-Ré, the Vauban fortifications, and the numerous cycling paths that wind across the island.