The Time Rediscovered

In an era where hyperconnectivity and instantaneity reign, many seek to step away from everyday life and embrace a slower pace — if only for the time of a journey...

In response to the pressing need to slow down and savour the present moment, a new way of travelling is emerging, one that places authenticity and respect for our environment above all else.
Historic wooden Japanese temple pagoda surrounded by tall cedar trees in a serene forest.
Historic wooden Japanese temple pagoda surrounded by tall cedar trees in a serene forest.

“Slow Travel” is a new approach to travelling — sustainable and responsible — that prioritises quality over quantity.

Two white swans swimming in Lake Kawaguchi with Mount Fuji in the background under a blue sky.
Two white swans swimming in Lake Kawaguchi with Mount Fuji in the background under a blue sky.

I SLOW DOWN

I press the pause button and take back control of my time.

I do not let myself be swayed by the external pressures of daily life. Living the “Slow” way is, above all, about freedom.

I RESPECT

I take into account the impact of my actions on the environment, moderating my energy use and waste, and favouring eco-friendly and sustainable solutions.

Because the most beautiful journeys are those that leave an indelible memory without leaving a trace.

I VALUE

I prioritise an authentic and immersive experience, fully absorbing the place and local culture that give it its richness.

I appreciate its cultural and natural heritage while contributing to the development of local economies and skills.

THE SLOW TRAVELER GUIDE

And for more tips on “Slow” travel: the concise guide for the “Slow” Traveller, here to accompany you through every stage of your journey.

guide du voyageur slow
guide du voyageur slow