A country egg hunt for Easter 2024 at Malowe Nature (78)

Saturday March 30, Sunday March 31 and Monday April 1, 2024 is Easter! So, to celebrate this three-day long weekend of gourmet delights, how about an egg hunt in the Yvelines ?

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The place to be is Malowe Nature, an adorable 6-hectare farm and nature reserve! With its three ponds and wide-open spaces, come and spend a day in the fresh air with the kids over the Easter weekend. What's more, it's rumored that a big egg hunt is taking place there, open to youngsters aged 2 and over, on Sunday March 31 and Monday April 1, 2024!

Malowe Nature, permaculture farm and fishing ponds: what's new in 2024
On a 6-hectare site, bordered by the Vaucouleurs river, Malowe Nature is made up of 3 ponds where you can fish for trout without a license. The site is laid out in such a way as to welcome you comfortably, whether you're on your own, with your family, or in a group. [Read more]

The little ones (aged 2-6) will be able to hunt through a specially designed course, finding the little eggs around the ponds at their own pace, without being hindered by the older children. The latter will have their own egg hunt: their mission, if they accept it, will be to helpInspector Rabbit in his quest for chocolates. To do so, they'll have to solve riddles, answer riddles, charades and other rebuses to find the clues they need in their hunt for chocolates. To reward young and old alike for their efforts, chocolates will be distributed at the end of the activity. Keep your eyes peeled all afternoon: it's rumoured that golden eggs are hidden at Malowe Nature, and that they hold some wonderful surprises in store for whoever finds them! Please note: we strongly advise you to reserve your place on the hunt.

This hunt is unlike any other: as you explore the farm, you're likely to meet some of its residents, including goats, sheep, rabbits and pigs! Are we heading to Malowe Nature for a bucolic farm egg hunt this year?