ZERO NEUF EVENTS
In this increasingly sideways and overly connected world, we all need time to switch off and escape from our on demand lives. Throughout the year we run a series of different events and experiences that combine the simple things; food and drink, adventure and wellbeing. Our philosophy remains the same regardless; giving you headspace to disconnect and claim back precious days and hours. You’ll find more details below.
Wellbeing
We run several yoga and pilates retreats throughout the year. The retreats will give you plenty of time to reconnect with yourself, escape and switch off while sharing your passion for pilates, yoga and the great outdoors. You will be treated to fabulous food, great wine and lots of increasingly important ‘You Time’.
Trail Running
If you’re seeking something a little different, why not join us for a weekend of trail running, yoga and meditation in the stunning Ariège. Join our experienced local guides and instructors to explore high mountain trails, overnight stays in mountain refuges and follow routes that traverse rivers and single track in ancient forests. Immerse yourselves in nature to encourage mindfulness and wellbeing.
Creative
Why not indulge yourself and join one of creative escapes. Run throughout the year you can try your hand at photography, fine art, sewing or perhaps a spot of upholstery appeals more. Our focus is one of gentle creativity in a relaxing environment with great food and drink enjoyed in unison.
Food
Food is an integral part of life at Zero Neuf and in 2023 we’re collaborating with chef Gill Meller. Gill will use inspiration from our region’s rich local produce to prepare fabulous evening meals using the simple but delicious methods he is renowned for. He’ll also be present to take questions about his philosophy, methods and experiences.
“In an age of speed, nothing could be more invigorating than going slow. In an age of distraction, nothing can feel more luxurious than paying attention. And in an age of constant movement, nothing is more urgent than sitting still.” – Pico Iyer
