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Slow down & Reconnect with our nature. 

Nature-connecting experiences and events in South Italy

Whether you are looking for a personal slow living experience, a community gathering, or an opportunity to co-create a natural event, this is a place to return to our nature.

A Return to Our Nature


At Back to Our Nature, we create spaces to return to a more natural way of living. A space where life slows down enough to be felt again—in the body, in connection, in presence. Here, we gather in South Italy, where the seasons shape the way we move.

Our nature is the meeting place between the world within us and the living world around us. By reconnecting with both, we remember a more natural way of being, living, and relating to one another.

We envision a world where people live in deeper connection with themselves, their communities, and the natural world, restoring our true nature in a fast-paced, disconnected world.

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Our Location

In the southern part of Italy, with sea views stretching toward Sicily, we’ve found a beautiful place. Here, you are surrounded by Mediterranean nature, where the sea meets the slopes of the mountains. We are blessed with stillness, shared moments around the campfire, and star-filled skies at night.

We eat delicious Italian food made with fresh, local fruits and vegetables - complemented by wild-foraged ingredients, and always prepared with care, creativity and love.

A place where comfort and nature meet, not as a retreat from life, but as a way of being more connected to it.

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Slow living experience

Step away from the pace of everyday life and experience a natural way of living in South Italy.

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Mycelium gathering

A gathering of nature-driven entrepreneurs to slow down, connect, and explore how we can create greater impact together.

Co-create a natural event

A space for entrepreneurs, facilitators, and creators to co-create experiences that reconnect people with our nature.

"The task we face today is to understand the language of nature" - Paul Stamets
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