Experiential retreat
At Taju, time slips away… and now you don’t have to leave. Stay a little longer, linger a little deeper...
HiiS Restaurant
An experiential dining event that takes you on a journey of flavours inspired by nature around you.
Picnic in the wild
Are you longing for a walk in nature or the perfect picnic spot? What if everything for this experience has already been arranged?
Taju Event
Fascinated by the colors of nature and the salty sea breezes ...
Wooded meadow
C3
Landscapes shaped by humans for centuries of mowing and animal grazing are called heritage communities or meadows.
The importance of heritage meadows lies primarily in their species richness. Wooded meadows or wood pastures, indicated by broad-crowned deciduous trees, can be found near old farmsteads. In this forest, you can see traces of grazing from a century ago that enabled the crowns of the oak trees to stretch out beautifully. The combined effect of partially cutting bushes and trees, mowing and grazing can promote the restoration of wooded meadows. In recent years, we have been pushing back brushwood to restore a light regime that would help wooded meadow species to return.