En bref : Un premier séjour sportif avec Les Bornées, c'est un week-end ou une semaine de sport encadré (vélo, triathlon, natation, ski de rando ou trail), hébergement et repas compris, dans un collectif 100 % féminin. Tu pars accompagnée, jamais seule : groupes par niveau, coachs diplômé·es, ambiance bienveillante. Débutante bienvenue — 286 participant·es t'ont précédée depuis 2021.

First time with us?

Your first trip, we'll explain everything

Hesitating to take the plunge? That's normal. We show you exactly how it works, from booking to the last evening. Spoiler: you have nothing to worry about.

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540 participants since 2021 · 8 out of 10 arrive on their own

In three words

A Les Bornées trip is:

collective

A collective

You leave with company, never alone. You come for the sport, you leave with a group.

levels

All levels

Groups by level. No one suffers, no one gets bored. Beginners welcome.

Understood

All-inclusive

Coaching, accommodation, healthy meals, yoga, and recovery. Zero mental load, just enjoy.

Step by step

From booking to coming home

  1. 1

    You choose your stay and your dates

    Discipline, location, short or long format, room type: you can customize your stay in just a few clicks.

  2. 2

    You book with peace of mind

    No need to pay for everything at once: you can pay in installments, up to 10 times. And with the flexibility option, if something unexpected comes up, you'll be refunded.

  3. 3

    We'll get you ready before you leave.

    Clear packing list, practical information, and the group's WhatsApp chat to get to know each other before the big day.

  4. 4

    On the big day, we'll take care of everything.

    Coaches, meals, accommodation, recovery: everything is organized. All you have to do is put on your gear and enjoy yourself.

  5. 5

    You'll leave transformed

    Progress, memories, and often new friends. We keep in touch long after the trip.

What it looks like

A typical day

Your day, from waking up to lights out

A typical day on a Les Bornées trip
TimeWhat's on
7:30 AMGentle wake-up call · mobility and coffee facing the landscape
8:30 a.m.Healthy breakfast · hearty, designed for effort
9:30 AMCoached session · swim, bike, or run, in a group of your level
1:00 PMFriendly · balanced · all-you-can-eat lunch, all together
3:30 PM2nd session or recovery - choice based on your energy
6:00 PMEvening Yoga · we let go of everything, we take care of ourselves
8:00 PMDinner & sharing · we talk about our day, we forge connections

☀️ On triathlon camps, we start earlier, with two sessions in the morning.

Total transparency

What's included (and what isn't)

Included in your trip

  • Coaching from pros, all day long
  • Accommodation (several room options)
  • All meals, healthy and unlimited
  • Yoga and recovery
  • Supervision and team spirit
  • Your souvenir photos from the trip

To sort out on your side

  • Transportation to the accommodation
  • Your sports equipment (list provided · rental at partner store)
  • Your personal expenses
  • Optional extras (massages, shuttle, other services, etc.)

Your real questions

What if…

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…am I coming alone?

8 out of 10 arrive alone, and no one leaves alone. The collective is made precisely for that.

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…I'm not good enough?

We cycle and swim in level-based groups. Beginner or experienced, there's a group for you. No one gets left behind.

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...I don't have all the equipment?

We send you a clear list in advance and offer advice. Need a bike or equipment? We'll direct you to partner rental shops, and our Les Bornées apparel will outfit you.

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…something unexpected prevents me from coming?

With the flexibility option, your stay is refunded if you cancel. You can book with peace of mind.

Verified reviews · they've been there

What you take away from a first trip

★★★★★

"Never run a race in my life, way out of my league in everything: skill level, age, gear... I thought I'd be a drag, but I came out of it boosted. I recommend it wholeheartedly."

Christine
★★★★★

“It was my first camp with Les Bornées and everything was perfect. We really all enjoy it together.”

Pauline
★★★★★

"Left feeling confident because everything was clear. All we have to do is enjoy ourselves, nothing to do: laundry, meals, timing, everything is set. I'll be back, that's for sure."

Sébastien
★★★★★

"Everything is in place for a great week. Wonderful encounters. The hardest part is leaving..."

Agatha

Still unsure?

The questions we get asked

Is there a minimum skill level required?

No. Our camps are designed with groups based on skill level, from motivated beginners to advanced participants looking to perform. We'll direct you to the right group before departure.

Are men welcome?

Yes. The collective was founded by women, but our retreats are open to everyone. The atmosphere remains welcoming and inclusive.

Can I bring a friend?

Of course! Many come as a pair. And many come alone and leave with others. Both work very well.

How to get there?

You are responsible for organizing your travel to the resort. Depending on the destination, a shuttle option (train station / airport) may be available to add at the time of booking.

What if the stay I'm interested in is fully booked?

You can join the waiting list: we'll notify you as soon as a spot opens up or a new date becomes available.

Ready to take the plunge?

Your first trip awaits

Choose your discipline, your dates, your group. We take care of the rest.

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The vocabulary of a Les Bornées trip

Trip (séjour)
Two to seven days of coached sport with accommodation and meals included.
Camp (stage)
A trip focused on technical progress in one discipline, such as triathlon.
Weekend
A short two-to-three-day format, ideal for a first experience.
Elevation gain (D+)
The total of all the climbs on a route, measured in metres.
Transition (triathlon)
The changeover between swim and bike (T1) and between bike and run (T2).
Open water
Swimming in a lake or the sea rather than in a pool.
Bikepacking
Self-supported bike travel with luggage strapped to the bike.
Climbing skins
Strips fixed under ski-touring skis to climb without sliding back.