Global Agritourism and Farm HolidaysTruly escape to the countryside with a farm cottage holiday
Agritourism involves visiting a rural farm, often helping in agricultural practices but always enjoying the hearty, rich lifestyles that have developed and embraced the local area. Agritourism holidays are the undisputed kings of rural cultural holidays, letting you learn anything from wine making to horse riding, local cookery to honey tasting, and all surrounded by stunning scenery in which your own, private holiday cottage stands. Agritourism is especially popular in the wine producing regions of France and Spain where budding connoisseurs can help with the harvest and pick up expert wine tasting tips. Top Five Agritourism Holiday Destinations
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View Cottages in Gloucestershire Agritourism holidays can be as active or relaxed as you wish. There is always plenty to do, whether you are helping with the production, harvest or tending crops or enjoying the diverse range of rural activities that many farm holidays offer, from walking to horse riding, quad bike riding or fishing. Family agritourism holidays are particularly rewarding, giving children a great range of activities to try and all the space and freedom they could wish for while parents sit back in the sun by the pool enjoying a glass of the finest local wine! Agrotourism is an extension of sustainable tourism, and as a result, reducing your environmental impact while enjoying agritourism is key. There are many ways to reduce your environmental impact while increasing your knowledge and appreciation for your holiday destination, as well as saving your holiday budget. Travelling by train, buying only local produce and using bicycles rather than a hire car upon your arrival both allows you to really immerse yourself in local cultures and lifestyles and keeping your environmental conscience clear! See a selection for available farmhouses
See search results for available farmhousesCountry Villa near Silves, 20 mins to beaches by car, quiet and secluded. Portugal , Algarve , Silves region , Silves A newly restored detached villa The house has been converted from a typical Portuguese cottage and has two bedroom with double beds and one single The shower room apart from the normal facilities has the luxury of a shower with room for two. T... [full details of property 15100] Spectacular Apartments on 16th Century Tuscan Estate between Siena & Florence Italy , Tuscany , Siena Area , Chianti Senese , Castellina in Chianti For a dream vacation in Tuscany's heart - the ' Chianti ' region - few miles from Florence and Siena - a landscape of vineyards, silvery olive groves, vast forests, colourful macchia choose the solitary 16th century privately owned 'Poderi Val Ver... [full details of property 97038] Large stone house on edge of a hill town with pool and glorious views Italy , Marche , Macerata This 6 bedroom stone country villa is just outside an historic walled village, in the centre of the scenic 'Golden Triangle' area of Le Marche, has privacy, comfortable accommodation and panoramic views south across the valley to Monte San Martino... [full details of property 412843] Traditional Maison de Maitre, sleeps 12 with secluded garden and heated pool France , Brittany , Morbihan , Pontivy area , Guenin Leinprat is a traditional Breton farmhouse set in a delightfully tranquil valley 30 minutes from the south coast of Brittany. The large secluded garden, with a fenced and heated swimming pool is ideal for both children and adults. Leinprat can sle... [full details of property 53150] Beautiful Italian villa with stunning views and very private pool Italy , Marche , Macerata Casa Dorato is a stone built villa of the traditional style of this area of the Marche Italy. Originally a farmhouse it has been fully renovated by the present owners it is ideal for that self catering romantic holiday it is built on the side of ... [full details of property 7385] >> See all available farmhouses
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Agritourism is not a new phenomenon, but with more people heading into cities to live and work, it has received a huge boost. Agritourism is the perfect way to truly discover the beautiful rural regions of Europe and beyond, often allowing visitors to work and live traditional rural lifestyles, far from tourist crowds and bars selling 'full English breakfasts' in generic resorts. There is no better way to see your surroundings in perfect peace.




