A mixture of nature and luxury

Experience nature like never before

Experience the perfect harmony of outdoor adventure and modern comfort. Glamping offers the beauty of nature with the luxury of cozy beds, stylish furnishings and all the amenities needed for an unforgettable vacation.

The Origins of Glamping

Glamping, a fusion of "glamorous" and "camping," has a rich history rooted in luxury and exploration. Its origins date back to the lavish safari camps of early 20th-century Africa, where wealthy travelers experienced the wilderness with all the comforts of home—soft bedding, fine food, and elegant furnishings. Even earlier, nomadic royals in Central Asia and the Ottoman Empire used elaborate tents, complete with rich textiles and ornate furnishings, as mobile palaces.

In recent years, glamping has become a global trend, driven by the desire for unique, eco-friendly getaways that combine adventure with comfort. From rustic treehouses to luxurious yurts, modern glamping offers a perfect balance of nature and luxury, offering travelers a way to get in touch with the great outdoors without sacrificing the amenities of a luxury resort.

Questions - Answers

Glamping, short for glamorous camping, combines the benefits of nature with a touch of luxury. The types of glamping accommodation range from traditional mobile homes to spacious luxury tents. This type of holiday is ideal for those who want to experience nature without having to give up the comforts they are used to.
Glamping is definitely worth considering if you want to combine the dream of an adventurous camping vacation with the comfort of a hotel or vacation apartment. This special form of camping combines closeness to nature with the amenities of fully equipped accommodation. Your stay in the great outdoors becomes a stylish and extraordinary experience. Glamping offers a refreshing alternative to conventional camping and guarantees a luxurious adventure. Be inspired by the versatile glamping options to make your next vacation a lasting experience. With glamping, you don't need to bring your own tent or own a caravan to enjoy your time outdoors to the full. The various vacation accommodations have everything you need for a relaxed and carefree stay. These advantages make glamping a unique vacation experience where you can discover the beauty of nature while enjoying the comfort of a vacation home.

Whether young or old, couple or family, glamping has such a wide range of offers that there is something for everyone. The unique charm of this luxury form of camping will enchant you and allow you to enjoy the lightness of being.

  • A glamorous form of camping
  • Fully equipped accommodation
  • A unique ambience and flair 
  • Combination of luxury and nature
  • An adventure with a little something extra
  • High-quality extras in the midst of beautiful nature
  • Wonderful accommodation with charm and character
  • Camping in a stylish way

As much as necessary and as little as possible’ is therefore the motto when packing. The following items should be included in your luggage:

  • Rainproof clothing
  • Warm socks
  • Sturdy shoes
  • Rubber boots, depending on the season
  • Hat and suncream
  • Toothbrush and toothpaste
  • Swimsuit (summer)
  • Catering
  • Plasters
  • Insect spray
  • Picnic blanket
  • Card game
  • Torch
  • Camera or smartphone for photos

Of course, the packing list can vary depending on the season, region and accommodation.

Glamping accommodation can be equipped as follows:

  • Comfortable beds
  • Kitchen or kitchenette
  • Dishwashers & other kitchen appliances
  • Terrace
  • Living room
  • Television
  • WLAN
  • Bathroom with shower
  • WC

However, as the facilities may vary from accommodation to accommodation, we recommend that you check the facilities again for each accommodation.

There are several different types of glamping accommodation:

  • Bungalows
  • Pods
  • Bubbles
  • Mobile homes
  • Tents (safari tents, yurts, bell tents)
  • Cabins
  • Lodges
  • Yurts
  • Mobile homes
  • Tree houses
  • Chalets

Glamping is available worldwide, from national parks to beach resorts. Popular destinations are often sparsely populated areas with beautiful nature, such as evergreen forests, mountain regions or coastal landscapes.

The cost of glamping varies greatly depending on the accommodation, location and amenities offered. In general, glamping can be more expensive than traditional camping, but offers more comfort and luxury.

Yes, glamping is a great way for families to experience nature without sacrificing comfort. Many glamping providers offer family-friendly activities and facilities.

Pets are allowed at many glamping accommodation providers. But there are also exceptions. You can often enquire with the provider. We recommend paying special attention to this when choosing your accommodation.

The activities depend heavily on the location and the time of year. However, the following activities are often possible:

  • Hiking
  • Cycling
  • Swimming
  • Animal observations
  • Campfire and barbecue
  • Relax

Yes, many glamping operators emphasize sustainability and eco-friendly practices, including the use of solar energy, water treatment and biodegradable products.

Yes, the weather can affect the glamping experience, especially when it comes to outdoor activities. It is advisable to check the weather forecast before your visit and plan accordingly.

No, we would like to present a wide range of glamping accommodation to the public. Bookings can only be made via our partners.

  • Comfort in nature.
  • Unique experiences.
  • Environmentally friendly travelling.
  • Easy access to the adventure.
  • Stress-free short holiday.

Glamping:

  • Luxurious accommodations: Spend the night in yurts, huts or tree houses with real beds and modern amenities.
  • Hassle-free experience: No setup required – units are ready to go with full-service options.
  • Comfort in nature: Enjoy outdoor activities during the day and retreat to cozy, stylish rooms at night.
  • Simple accommodation: Spend the night in tents with sleeping bags and minimal equipment.

Camping:

    • Self-assembly: Requires setting up tents, lighting fires, and cooking your own meals.
    • Immersive adventure: Offers an authentic nature experience with minimal luxury.

Types of glamping accommodations

Baumhaus
Tree house
Bubble
Bubble
Bungalow
Bungalow
Chalet-1
Chalet
Fass
Barrel
Hausboot
Houseboat
Hütte
Hut
Jurte
Yurt
Lodge
Lodge
Mobilheim_Wohnwagen
Mobile home/caravan
Pod
Pods
Safarizelt
Safari tent
Tiny House
Tiny House
Tipi-1
Tipi tent
Zirkuswagen
Circus wagon