Glamping — French eco-fashion

Glamorous camping – or glamping is short ( "glamping") is a new trend in the field of tourism in France, where the outdoor Seating comfortable, and is harmless to nature and environment. This is a new kind of atypical vacation for people who love nature and with certain financial opportunities.

The concept first appeared in the UK, being inherited from the ancient colonists, but cans and sleeping bags are gone and have been replaced with bed comfort, and sometimes luxury of chic hotel rooms. In France this trend is in demand among institutions that do not have an attractive geographical location and trying to attract new customers, more demanding and more affluent.





It offers tents, trailers or tree houses but with all amenities. Clara Rome and Cyril Girua started his eco-farm in the hilly protrak of Brittany, near Scaer on-site in 72 acres where they grow 40 organic cows, three pigs, two sheep, chickens and rabbits. They also provide five large tents, each of which can accommodate up to 6 people.

Inside has all the amenities: a large bed with silky sheets worthy of a four star hotel, living room with sofa, kitchen, bathroom and even showers. All made in the old style of sturdy solid wood. Heating is on wood-burning furnaces, and lighting — gas lanterns, to give more authenticity and 'atmosphere'.





"You can call it camping, but at least we have the plugs and clean sheets," said Clara. "Yeah, there's no hot water, no electricity, but has a comfortable bed, tables and wooden chairs... this type of holiday has a certain charm," says Natalie Joao, who spent a few days off from the family, adding that he was fascinated by "a return to the old days".

Source: www.ecology.md