Tucked into the hillside beneath an ancient Pictish fort, this off‑grid cabin offers a cozy hideaway surrounded by edible forest gardens and the peaceful pulse of permaculture living. The inside welcomes you with rustic comfort in the form of a wood‑burning stove, warm handcrafted accents, and an intimate retreat atmosphere. Best of all, during your stay you have private access to the “wild spa” a wood‑fired hot tub nestled by the pond, with a plunge just steps away. Further beyond your doorstep, the landscape unfolds in layers of fruit trees, a working tree nursery, and free‑range livestock.   View Less

Wake up in the Dordogne countryside, where stone walls, forest edges, and birdsong frame a stay rooted in simplicity and renewal. Surrounded by lavender fields, woodland paths, and orchards buzzing with bees. Days can be as slow or as full as you like: wander the gardens, share seasonal meals, or join a hands-on workshop that blends tradition with ecological craft.   View Less

Life at the cottages is woven into the daily rhythm of a working permaculture farm. Guests stay in bright, individually styled cabins with private terraces, kitchens, and views across olive groves and gardens. Fresh produce, olive oil, and herbs are grown on-site, shaping seasonal meals and cooking workshops that celebrate Mediterranean flavors. The farm also offers guided tours, hands-on experiences in regenerative farming, and the chance to simply relax under the trees or by the outdoor communal spaces. It’s a stay that balances comfort with connection—where the landscape, food, and people make you feel part of something alive.   View Less

In a peaceful woodland, these handcrafted eco-cabins offer a stylish yet low-impact getaway. Each cabin features a double bed, wood-burning stove, kitchenette, cozy seating, and a rustic bathroom with compost toilet and bucket shower.  Solar powered lighting, recycled furnishings, and a deck overlooking forest and fields. perfect for reconnecting with nature and yourself.   View Less

Nestled in a forest garden on a small Scottish holding, this off-grid hobbit-style hideaway welcomes you with earthen textures, a glowing woodstove, and bespoke furnishings. Inside, the curved cob walls, snug bunks, and a telescope-ready roof dome invite wonder. Outside, the enchanted garden and emerging food forest surround your independent retreat—each moment feels like a step into a living story of craft, comfort, and forest magic.   View Less

Set on a peaceful orchard meadow at the southern tip of the Isle of Arran, this three-yurt retreat offers a cozy haven for romance, family adventures, or group getaways. Each Scottish-made yurt comes fully furnished—with comfy double beds, log-burning stoves (firewood included), solar-lit interiors, and private bathrooms featuring hot showers and composting toilets. Outside, relax at your fire pit, prepare meals in the shared utility kitchen, and enjoy easy access to beach walks, forest trails, and local cafés and pubs just minutes away. With green ethics woven throughout, this glamping escape effortlessly blends comfort, convenience, and countryside charm.   View Less

Rooted in the belief that every outdoor space is part of the planet, this project champions ecological resilience by designing nature-rich gardens, mentoring community initiatives, and teaching regenerative gardening via accredited courses. With a portfolio that includes site design, clay and wood products, and nature-led hospitality, they’ve already helped transform over fifty wildlife-friendly gardens across Wales and England. Each patch becomes a living model of environmental harmony.   View Less

Set on a 37-acre permaculture farm overlooking Carmarthen and Saundersfoot Bays, this adults-only getaway blends eco-conscious design with coastal adventure.   Guests can stay in shepherd’s huts or pitch their tent and enjoy shared outdoor cooking spaces and a communal fire circle. Savor home-grown vegetables and fresh eggs.   The property includes a Yurt Kitchen, private shower and compost loo, and even a turnout field for visiting horses that can gallop to the nearby beach at low tide.   With access to the Wales Coast Path, Iron Age forts, and ancient caves on your doorstep, it's a place where sustainable hospitality and dramatic landscapes intertwine.   View Less