What if you left the real world behind to dive into the blue and magical world of the Smurfs? Loved by young and old alike, the legend of the little blue men continues to grow: a unique Airbnb Smurf experience invites you to become a Smurf for half a day. Head to an enchanted forest in Belgium, guided by none other than Peyo’s own grandson!
Welcome to a blue world!
Forget your typical city trips: here, you put on a white hat, drink a blue beverage, and dive into a miniature world in the middle of the Belgian forest. The Smurf Airbnb experience begins in an authentic mushroom house (yes, really), where you’re welcomed by Nicolas Tytgat, the grandson of Peyo, creator of the Smurfs. Between family anecdotes and your first brushstrokes of paint on your own hat, the tone is set: here, we embrace kitsch, color, and nostalgia.
Archery, a blue picnic, and Smurf-style dancing
What’s next? Even more unbelievable. You’ll find yourself wielding Papa Smurf’s bow in the heart of a fairytale-like forest. Or making your own Smurf hat in Papa Smurf’s mushroom house! Then it’s time for a picnic. Blue-tinted treats, Smurfberryice cream, and candies you probably won’t find anywhere else. And as if that weren’t surreal enough, a dance session awaits you—a blue-elf flash mob inspired by the new Smurfs movie. You’ll sway your hips, laugh, and above all… completely forget about the real world.
A unique experience to enjoy with family or friends
This is neither an amusement park nor a simple tourist attraction! It’s a true timeless bubble, somewhere between childlike immersion and gentle whimsy. Offered in French and English, this adventure is aimed just as much at longtime fans as it is at curious visitors eager to enjoy a truly unique experience. After all, how many times in your life will you have the chance to transform into a Smurf? And to do so in a real forest, under the guidance of their creator’s descendant? Spoiler: not often.
You can see where the house is located and book your smurf-tastically magical experience here!
📍Address: 5537, Anhée
