FRENCH PYRÉNÉES

• Immerse yourself in the magnificent mountain scenery of the Pyrénées and its natural surroundings through hiking and slow-running routes. 
  
  
• Relax in the ancient thermal tubs at the Roman Baths of Dorres, traditional hot water springs linked to the ancestral art of working granite. 
  
  
• Enjoy unique accommodations at La Grande Maison Rouge, a beautifully restored 1800s village house, and Zero Neuf, a stunning renovated riverside farmhouse. 
  
  
• Engage in a unique workshop immersing in the fascinating world of honey and bees and their vital role in the ecosystem we will be exploring. 
  
  
• Indulge in nourishing meals sourced from local producers, savoring the bounties of the abundant summer season.

INCLUDED:
– Transportation throughout the whole experience.
– Specially designed trails along the magical landscapes of the French       Pyrénées Mountain Range.
– Carefully curated culinary experiences.
*We can accommodate all dietary preferences.
– Exclusively designed yoga and meditation sessions.
– All meals and accommodations for the duration of the experience.
– Knowledgeable and professional local guides.
– Complimentary La Familia Global Community Membership ($ 25 USD value)

NOT INCLUDED:

– Airfare for your inbound and outbound flights to Toulouse / France
– Shuttles to and from and to the Airport
– Travel Insurance. We highly recommend securing personal travel insurance for your peace of mind.
– Alcoholic beverages and any additional meals beyond the provided ones.

The first three nights of the experience will be spent at the village of Angoustrine in La Grande Maison Rouge. This beautifully restored 1800s village house sits at 1400m altitude in a valley offering breathtaking views of the snow-capped peaks of the Pyrénées.

For nights 4 and 5, your accommodation awaits at Zero Neuf, a beautifully transformed 1800s riverside farmhouse nestled in the heart of the village of Gaudies.

*Please refer to the itinerary for detailed information about the capacity available for accommodations on each night of the trip.
** Standard accommodation option involves shared lodging. However, you have the choice to enhance your experience by upgrading to private accommodations at check-out.

In June, the Oriental Pyrénées region generally experiences moderate temperatures, although it can be quite rainy. Daytime temperatures typically reach around 16°C, while nighttime temperatures can drop to about 6°C, so be prepared for some chill in the evenings. Frequent showers are common during this month, so bringing rain gear is a good idea to stay comfortable and make the most of your time outdoors.

– Quick-dry Running bottoms (shorts / tights).
– Long and short sleeve quick-dry tops.
– Warm jacket or polar fleece.
– Windbreaker jacket (compact).
– Long sleeve thermal (Merino, polypropylene or similar) top in addition to the clothing worn for the run.
– Sandals, bathing suit, and quick-drying towel.
– Compact travel bath towel.
– Night Lamp or headlamp. Min. 100 lumens.
– Sandals, bathing suit, and quick-drying towel.
– 2 pairs of trail running shoes.
– Sufficient pairs of running socks.
– Biodegradable sunblock, hat or cap and sunglasses.
– Biodegradable insect repellent.
– Personal medical kit (recommendation with basic medication for any ailment).
– Hydration vest or refillable bottles 2.5 L.
– Thermos for coffee or tea.
– Water resistant 1-day back-pack
– Power plug adapter or voltage converter.
– Personal energy snacks of liking (bars, fruits, nuts,etc…).
– Small waterproof bag (optional) to protect cameras and phones in case of rain during runs.*
– Hiking poles*

*Optional

– A valid passport is required for entry.

– An ETIAS visa might be required depending on nationality.

– Foreigners might be required to present a return ticket.