At InLeisure, we’re innovating the leisure industry, blending sustainability with luxury across Europe’s most captivating destinations. From the serene landscapes of the Netherlands to the vibrant cultures of France, Austria, and Portugal, we redefine relaxation, making memories and adventure.
Welcome to InLeisure, the vanguard of innovative leisure experiences. At the heart of Europe's most enchanting locales, we redefine what it means to relax, engage, and explore. Dive into a world where every detail is crafted for your ultimate leisure experience.
Our expertise shapes unforgettable experiences. Through strategic Investment, we nurture sustainable and profitable leisure ventures. Our Development team creates destinations combining innovation with elegance. In Acquisition, we expand our portfolio with properties that epitomize excellence. Our Operation team ensures operational excellence for unrivaled guest experiences. And in Brand Development, we build unique brands that resonate and inspire.
Zandvoort Beach3 beachclubs, 18 beach cabins and a watersport center at Zandvoort beach.
Vierhuizen LauwerszeeWe are developing a park here that completely blends into the rugged landscape of Groningen.
IJsselhoeve - VeesenIn Veessen, on the floodplains of the river IJssel, we are developing a new park based on three themes; "De Hanze", "De Steenfabriek" and "Het Rak van Ongemak".
The taste of the lagoonNear the fishing village of Agde, where we will open our new holiday park, you find the "Etang de Thau" lagoon. The charm of the place lies in its many Mediterranean hues and rich nature.
Why plants are important to us (and our projects)We want to feel at home when we're away on holiday. So why wouldn't we treat a holiday home like it's our own? We found it a pity that many holiday homes don't have plants, while that's exactly what we need to improve the atmosphere.
This is how we develop a holiday park that blends in with the environmentWhen we develop a new park, we don't just mindlessly start building in a new environment. Because we are curious. We want to get to know the area. We don't want to be the ones doing something because it's been done that way for years.
