A total immersion in nature that we will not easily forget. We spent a few days in Laghi Nabi, the first natural oasis of Campania, and we can tell you that it is much more than a simple tourist destination: it is a real refuge for the soul, where time seems to be expanded and every detail is designed to reconnect us with authentic nature.
A place for true lovers of nature
What has struck us since the arrival is the completely immersive approach that this place offers. Once the car is parked in the dedicated area, we no longer needed it throughout the stay. The entire structure is in fact crossed by a network of pedestrian paths and a very special cycle path, which has allowed us to explore every corner of the oasis on foot or by bicycle.
But it is not an ordinary cycle path: this is the longest luminescent cycle path in the world. Along the route 400,000 small luminescent stones with a diameter of 8-15 millimeters are set, creating truly suggestive plays of light.
During the day this material collects the light of the sun and then transform it, after sunset, into a shiny green and blue path that lasts about 8 hours. An ecological and spectacular way to illuminate the track, with a very low environmental impact on flora and fauna of the oasis.
Walking in the evening along this illuminated path was an almost magical experience, which made us feel an integral part of this regenerated ecosystem.
An extraordinary example of environmental recovery
The story of this place has particularly fascinated us. In fact, Laghi Nabi stands in the former sand quarries of the Domizio coast and is the result of a work of recovery and enhancement of the territory that has transformed a degraded area into a true natural paradise. The entire project was designed on an architectural and landscape level to be eco -sustainable, but at the same time chic and refined.
The accommodation facilities are perfectly combined with the environment: removable curtains and lodge make up what is the first glamping of southern Italy, extended into 50 hectares of a luxuriant nature.
We slept in a curtain on the lake
We chose to stay in one of the lake edge curtains, and we could not make a better choice. Our accommodation was equipped with a small private patio that gave us moments of pure relaxation and (wanting) direct contact with water.
The very well -kept wooden interior was surprisingly spacious: a large entrance with sofa, TV and table, four beds distributed on two levels (double bed on the mezzanine and bedroom with two single beds on the ground floor) and a complete bathroom with shower.
But what really conquered us was the panorama. Waking up in the morning and facing directly on the lake (we managed to immortalize a wonderful dawn) enjoying authentic contact with real nature – not the glossy one of the traditional resorts – was regenerating.
We also had the good fortune to make some unusual morning meetings: nutrie, ducks and other birds that made our days even more special.
The curtains are made with top quality materials: water repellent, fireproof and UV -resistant resistant, laminated wooden wood structure and larch flooring. Everything is built in accordance with the European standards EN 5912, EN 1647, EN 1949 and the international quality standards ISO 9001. Even floating pontiles, made of incentive reinforced polystyrene, integrate perfectly into the environment.
Much more than a simple stay
During our stay we discovered that Laghi Nabi offers much more than a simple accommodation. The Nabi Water Spa, suspended on the water, gave us moments of pure well -being between regenerating massages and whirlpools with lake view. For adventure lovers there are Wakeboard, kayak, riding and even flights bound in hot air balloon.
A model of sustainable tourism
What has impressed us most is constant attention to sustainability. Each choice, from the management of water resources to the use of eco-compatible materials, is oriented towards respect for the environment. Laghi Nabi really represents a model of how tourism can be regenerative rather than destructive, showing that it is possible to return beauty to once degraded territories.
Because it is worth going there
If you are looking for an experience that allows you to really detach from the routine and reconnect with nature, Laghi Nabi is the right place. It is not only a destination for the weekend, but a place that invites us to slow down, to listen to the silence interrupted only by the bird’s singing, to rediscover more natural rhythms.
Our experience has left us something precious: the awareness that there are still places where man and nature can coexist in perfect harmony, creating something more beautiful than they could achieve separately.
A corner of the world where nature tells its story of rebirth and invites you to listen to it.
