Nomads are known for their stewardship of the earth, and if there is a single lesson we can learn from them, it would be to treat the planet with care and respect. Make sure to carry back trash from your walks, limit single use plastic, and do your bit in keeping the mountains beautiful for all of us.
Nomadic communities are known to move with the seasons, and at Nomad Eco-Retreat, we often joke that you might get to experience all the seasons in the same day: it is not unusual to go from shorts in the afternoon to three layers at night! In the midst of an orchard, and close to the forest, you might be greeted by little critters ever so often. Our accommodation is designed to keep you safe and cosy, but we do invite you to try to get comfortable with nature and its elements.
It’s almost a cardinal rule of nomadic life — knowing your route, and then staying flexible and adapting to whatever circumstances might arise. We promise you will not have to navigate huge challenges, but being at camp, you might have to change plans in response to a sudden storm, or work around a sudden power failure. We strive to minimise the discomfort these might cause you, but you will enjoy the ups and downs of a natural space more if you bring a sense of flexibility and adventure with you!
Nomadic life requires community and care, and we have plenty to offer of each! We ask that you, too, bring an ethos of care to the space, for other guests as well as for our staff. Make sure to pick up after yourselves and treat common areas with care. Our staff includes a group of wonderful people and you should feel free to ask them for whatever you need to feel comfortable; at the same time, we ask that you treat them with respect and follow basic guidelines such as not smoking or eating in the tents, respecting cafe timings, etc.
