Terraces, water, and soil
The mountain shape is part of the farm. Terraces hold soil, slow water, and make production possible.
About Sannour
An abandoned village turned into a destination farm.
A living place of terraces, animals, seasonal crops, trees, food, learning, and people returning to the land.
The idea
Sannour is not just a place to visit. It is a farm people can enter.
The farm brings together mountain terraces, animal care, seasonal production, preservation, workshops, school visits, shared meals, and membership. Every part is meant to help people understand the system behind food without turning the experience into a lecture.
What lives here
A farm system made visible.
Animals, crops, and trees
Goats, chickens, seasonal crops, trees, compost, and people all belong to the same cycle.
Visits, learning, and membership
Day-outs, schools, teams, workshops, and members each enter the farm from a different door.
Visit
The best way to understand Sannour is to come.
Choose a day-out, a school visit, a workshop, a team retreat, or a membership conversation. We will help shape the visit around your group.