the land
three hectares of wildness, fifteen minutes from the sea
ozina camp sits on native mediterranean forest in the heart of mallorca — ancient olive groves, carob trees, wild rosemary, and the sound of cicadas from june until the first rains. ema and tomas left their urban lives in 2018 to build something they couldn't find anywhere else: a place where family, art, and the earth could exist together without compromise.
the camp runs entirely off-grid. a solar roof powers the common spaces, a 100-meter deep well draws fresh water, and composting toilets return everything to the soil. horses graze in the clearings. pigs root through the underbrush. children run barefoot from dawn until the stars come out.
fifteen minutes from palma airport, a short drive from the beaches, just beneath the tramuntana mountains. close to everything, but a world apart.
