Floating Mini Catamaran Cabin Offers a Serene Wilderness Retreat in The Netherlands
by Bridgette Meinhold, 01/05/12
This awesome Free Floating catamaran suite is a mini eco lodge designed and built for visitors to national parks in The Netherlands. The floating retreat was designed by Marijn Beije, who wanted to make nature appealing and more exciting to the general public - he sought to get people out of their homes and away from their tvs and gadgets so that they'd appreciate nature more. His cute and sustainably built Free Floating mini lodge gives visitors front row seats to the splendor of nature.
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This awesome Free Floating catamaran suite is a mini eco lodge designed and built for visitors to national parks in The Netherlands. The floating retreat
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This awesome Free Floating catamaran suite is a mini eco lodge designed and built for visitors to national parks in The Netherlands. The floating retreat
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This awesome Free Floating catamaran suite is a mini eco lodge designed and built for visitors to national parks in The Netherlands. The floating retreat
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That is a simple and elegant design. I like it.
We use our float cabin in a similar manner to get away and enjoy nature. We bought our floating home in 2001 and starting living there full time in 2008. It was the best decision we ever made. – Margy