Confort
Tente fournie ou matériel perso.
Bivouac expeditions
Guided bivouacs to sleep outside differently
Light hiking, setting camp, simple cooking and a night under the stars — framed, safe, memorable.
Bivouacs on Unplugg
Outdoor nights curated or listed.
What defines this type
Accès
Marche d'approche courte ou longue.
Ambiance
Feu, silence, ciel.
Débutants
Les offres discovery précisent le matériel fourni.
Popular expeditions in this type
Bivouacs on Unplugg
Outdoor nights curated or listed.
Offers in this type
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Guided bivouac
Watch night fall, then sleep outdoors
One night outside is often enough to put things back in perspective.
A bivouac is the simplest experience and one of the most memorable: walking to a wild spot, setting up camp, cooking, watching night fall, then falling asleep outdoors. With a guide, you can enjoy it without worrying about the spot, safety or local rules, which vary from place to place.
Formats range from a single night, ideal for a first time, to several nights along a route. Comfort varies too: tent provided or your own gear, meals cooked together or brought along, a short or longer approach walk.
To choose well, check the season (nights can be cool, even in summer), the equipment provided and the distance to cover.
Frequently asked questions
Is a bivouac suitable for beginners?
Yes, one-night formats with equipment provided are made for first-timers.
What should I bring?
Warm clothes, a headtorch, a water bottle and sleeping essentials. The exact list, and what's provided, is on each listing.
Where do you sleep: tent, hammock, under the stars?
It depends on the expedition; the sleeping setup is on the listing.
What's the difference between a bivouac and camping?
A bivouac is a light, temporary setup, often for one night, away from campsite facilities.
Can children join?
Some formats are open to families; the minimum age is on the listing.
