10-Person tent

Europe is a great destination for groups! Most regions provide a great combination of experiences and activities, which is always a good thing when you have to take everyone’s travel preferences into consideration. Take this time to reconnect with your friends and with nature and visit some of the wildest places across the Old Continent.

A nature vacation is also a great way to teach your friends about the more sustainable side of tourism. By staying in our tents you will have a chance to enjoy each other’s company and fall in love with the nature surrounding you. The tents we offer are suitable for larger groups of as many as 10 people and are located in rural areas allowing complete relaxation under the sounds of bird chirping.

Natural sights to explore

If you prefer to wander the forests, head straight to the famous Black Forest in Germany. It provides some of the most astonishing views in the country and is the perfect place for larger groups who wish to discover nature on their own. The Mummelsee is a highlight in this national park and presents a lake surrounded by dense woods. The lake area is enchanting to say the least. If you like to hear about tales and legends, this lake has heard and supposedly witnessed many of those.

For a more luxurious tent experience, consider visiting Switzerland. The area between berne and Valais (two cantons) has gained much popularity among nature enthusiasts from all over the world. This area is called Jungfrau-Aletsch and presents a mountainous region and a natural reserve. It is considered as one of the oldest places in Europe and sees snow throughout the whole year. Glacier lakes are the most common natural sight here and all are there for you to discover. They will be a decent hike away, as most are usually hiding on a flatland right underneath the high peaks.

Activities for groups

Hiking is an amazing group activity as it combines physical activity while still allowing you to interact with your travel companions and even bond closer with them. Switzerland and Germany both provide numerous hiking options. For instance, the Alpine Panorama Trail in Switzerland consists of 7 different paths for climbing the summits. The route starts from Lüderenalp and continues on through mountainous nature, picturesque villages, and traditional restaurants and leads you up the peaks where you can enjoy the stunning views of Napf Mountain.

Bikers on the other hand are bound to fall in love with the Finzbachtal valley in Germany. Ride through the valley and Estergebirge Mountains and discover one of the best mountain bike trails in the world. Zeeland on the other hand is located in the Netherlands and provides even more possibilities for cycling. Our favorite route is definitely the 70 km long Bunkerroute! You will bike through the dense defensive line of bunkers close to Walcheren, roadblocks and even tank moats, as well as two WWII museums. This route combines a love for nature and a love for history and is considered an easy-to-intermediate route.