Ferme Lou Pagora

Very Good
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : What an experience to sleep in a Berber tent with the kids aged 9 and 11! This was a special! The owner keeps Berber sheep in the meadow next to the tent during the day. Beautiful animals! He has a small shop with all kinds of things made from the wool of the sheep.The sanitary facilities are in a separate garden house 20 meters from the tent, cozy, rudimentary, everything very clean and sufficiently private! Windows are in mirror glass, the owner certainly has an eye for detail. The shower worked perfectly once you found the ideal hot/cold point.We stayed here one night in transit to Spain. I brought a picnic and several things for the fridge. However, no refrigerator available. The owner heated up something for us both evening and morning and brought it all the way to us, so I'm sure if we had asked he would have put our stuff in his fridge. It wasn't that hot, though, and we didn't want to bother him any more. But if you plan to come for several days, it is better to provide a cooling element.We also always travel with an electric fly swatter and a lantern. The electric fly swatter came in handy to catch the many flies. The lantern is cozy at the table and handy to find the bathroom at night! :-)A super tasty abundant breakfast was brought to our tent in the morning!We are definitely not campers but thought this was a cool experience!