The French chain Sandaya, which specializes in high-end open-air hospitality, has achieved yet another milestone in what seems to be unstoppable growth: 13 new properties have been awarded the Clef Verte, or the first eco-label for tourist accommodations and restaurants attesting to the establishment’s adoption of a healthy approach to the environment and its commitment to sustainable development.
A criterion that aims to respect nature by controlling water and energy consumption, managing waste in an environmentally friendly way, ensuring that recreational activities do not harm the environment, and promoting the region’s natural heritage. Facilities awarded this prestigious label offer a healthier and more natural environment, raising awareness and encouraging Guests to have greener vacations and more responsible travel.
After this additional recognition, Sandaya counts 52 of its 64 campsites with the Clef Verte label, a prestigious distinction that confirms the group’s commitment to aim toward increasingly sustainable, ecologically virtuous and socially responsible tourism.
Let’s find out the 13 new campsites awarded the Clef Verte label that have met the requirements:
- La Bosse 4* (Noirmoutier).
- Aloha 5* (Sérignan).
- Belle Plage 4* (Ploemeur).
- Le Carbonnier 4* (Dordogne).
- Val André 4* (Brittany).
- Les Jardins de Privas 4* (Dordogne).
- Le Truc Vert 4* (Lège-Cap-Ferret).
- Mont-Saint-Michel 4* (Normandy).
- Carnac 4* (Morbihan).
- Port Manec’h 4* (Southern Finistère).
- L’Estanquet 4* (La Palmyre).
- Les Mathes 4* (La Palmyre)
- La Barque 4* (Fréjus).
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