Saving energy is a key factor, and using renewable energy is a goal for the next few years:

• All of our lighting has been replaced by LEDs.
• We are increasingly using solar lights.
• Our lights are automatically timed according to the time or exterior brightness or motion detection.
• Our housekeeping and reception staff are trained in energy conservation.
• We use heat pumps to support the production of hot water for the sanitary facilities, the swimming pool and certain rentals.

For your part, we sincerely thank you for helping us in this process with small, simple gestures: turning off the lights when leaving a room, turning off the air conditioning when the windows are open or when you are not in the accommodation (limit the use of air conditioning in general). In case of cold, we lend you additional blankets so that you can limit the use of the heating.

• Flora: pines, olive trees, holm oaks, poplars, cypresses, fig trees, eleagnus, pistachio trees, oleanders, rosemary, thyme, lavender, iris, broom … are examples of vegetation that you will find in our campsite in particular, and even more in the forests around!

• Fauna: colorful butterflies, ants of different sizes and varieties (they are fascinating to observe but beware of your food, you just need to close your jars well), bees who like to forage for the little flowers that we leave them here by there, a couple of turtledoves live in our trees and come to drink every morning at the swimming pool, a woodpecker had taken up residence in a tree 2 years ago (maybe he will come back?) , bats regularly come to nest under our roofs (at the top, because they eat mosquitoes), lizards and margouillats are omnipresent (learn to distinguish them! one lodges near the entrance of the reception and goes out in the evening to eat the ants), the cicadas that sing when the heat is there, and our batch of spiders and little scorpions (not bad, don’t worry) who live their lives … and so on, especially at the multitudes of birds!

900 species of animals and plants are listed in our village (click here). During your walks, we ask you to respect these gestures: do not leave the paths, do not pick wild plants, and remember to take binoculars to observe nature!

In this context, it is important for us to use household products that protect the environment. We do not use pesticides for our flora or fauna, no traps (only if ants invade your accommodation), and a chemical is only used for wasp nests which can harm the health of our allergic customers. to bites.