Unveil the charm of Le Vieux Castillon in Castillon-du-Gard

Starting from the village of Vers Pont du Gard, the interpretation trail presents the history of stone from the construction of the Pont du Gard to its use today. Maison de la pierre parking lot. Directions for starting out on the path of yesterday's stone to join the path of today's stone. Follow the signs down to the village center of Vers Pont du Gard. (cross the road to walk safely on the sidewalk). The first information panels are located on the wash-house square. Take Rue de la Madone and go straight on to Rue de la Poste. At the "la poste" sign, turn right into Rue des Escanaux. At the crossroads, take the left-hand street that leads up to "le chemin des carrières" (the nursery school is on your right). Continue straight on, following the signs for La Coste and Le Roc Plan. As you leave the undergrowth, cross the road and continue straight ahead to reach the Mariargues hiking sign. Then turn right for 800 m to reach the Observatoires de Carrières sign. Here you'll have several views of the quarry, which is still in operation. Return to the village and, at the end of the road, turn left to go up to the Maison de la Pierre.

Follow the route taken by the Roman aqueduct to bring water to Nîmes. Discover the stone used to build the Pont du Gard and many other local constructions. Departure from the parking lot of the wash house in Vers Pont du Gard Follow the "route de Misserand" to go to the second wash house. Red and white markings of the GR63 Urbain V. Turn left at the signpost to "le Pont du Gard". Pass near the remains of the Roman aqueduct. At the traffic circle of Vers pont du Gard, cross the road straight ahead (be careful) and enter the site of the Pont du Gard on the left bank by the "sentier de Mémoire de garrigue" (signpost Pont du Gard). For the return: Take the "Valive" path after the hundred-year-old olive tree (red and white markings on the stone steps). At the intersection, at the sign "Pont Roupt" continue straight on in the direction of St Pierre for 1.1km. Pass near the St Pierre chapel. Near the hotel la Bégude St Pierre, take the path on the left to go around it, then the path on the right to go towards the D981 to cross it (caution) and join the path of la Bégude (yellow markings). At the end of the path, turn right onto the "chemin du Mouras" and then the first left (crossing the greenway). Turn left on the "chemin de la cave coopérative" then right on the "rue de palézieux". Turn right on "la rue de la poste" which will bring you back to the center of the village.

Nice family hike through the woods to discover the ancient remains of the Roman Aqueduct up to the Pont du Gard. This walk plunges you into the scrubland, the olive groves, the dry stone walls, the forests of green oaks... From the Place de la Madone parking lot in Remoulins : Go up the street near the Tourist Office (Place des grands jours) and cross the Remoulins new bridge. At the traffic circle, turn right and drive past the Communauté des Communes building. At the "Combe Pradier" sign, turn left and head towards "le sablas" for 2.5 km (uphill). At the "le sablas" sign, continue straight ahead on the GR6 (red and white markings) for 500m. At the "Valmale" signpost, turn right and continue on the GR6 (red and white markings) for 1.5 km. You'll come across remains of the Aqueduct on your way and a superb panorama of the Pont du Gard. Descend the path to reach the monument. To return : Right bank, turn right "Pont du Gard" for 500m. Pass the ticket office and take the path on the right at the "Combe de Roussière" sign. Then join the path alongside the road, which leads back to the village of Remoulins for 2.5 km.

Through the garrigue, discover the site of the "vallon d'Escaunes" and the tunnels dug by the Romans for the passage of the aqueduct. From the fortified church of St Bonnet du Gard enjoy the panorama of the Rhone valley and the Mont Ventoux. From the "Chemin du Sablas" parking lot (town hall) in Saint-Bonnet-du-Gard, head towards "la place de la Fontaine". Then cross the D6086 (be careful) to reach "rue de l'Hôtel de Ville" and climb up to the fortified church. Continue straight on, following the red-and-white signs: you'll pass the "Ferraud" and "Sous Ferraud" signposts. Turn left onto the path and follow the yellow markings for 800 m to the "La Draille de Perotte" sign. At the fork in the road, take the left-hand path for 300 m to reach the Roman tunnels. Follow the signs for "Chemin de ronde", "Le Vallon" and "Le Roliss" for 600 m, then go straight on to join the "Chemin de l'Aqueduc". When you reach Sernhac, continue straight on until you reach the "Chemin des cavaliers", then turn right to drive alongside the multi-purpose hall. Follow this path for 900 m, then turn right to reach the "Pied de Vallajouse" sign (yellow markings). Continue straight on for 1.2 km towards Saint-Bonnet-du-Gard. At the intersection, go straight on ("Garrigues Brasses"), then join the D6086. Turn right to find "Place de la Fontaine" (take care when crossing) and the Sablas parking lot.

Surprising walk where you will discover clay pitons shaped by erosion offering a show of forms and colors where a particular fauna and a flora settled. Not recommended the day after the rain because the ground is slippery. The Fosses de Fournès form a lunar landscape with very strong geological features. It's a special place for the flora and fauna that live there. Kermes oaks, wild lavender and rosemary blend into the clay landscape. The former clay quarry stretches along a gentle gradient that keeps you going up and down. The slopes are designed to make your walk easier. There's something fascinating about the landscape, which will take you on a journey from the Moon to the Gardon, via the vineyards. Not recommended after rain, as the terrain is very slippery. From the Grand Rue parking lot in Fournès village, turn left towards the Mairie. Walk along the stadium, then past the cemetery. Follow the route de théziers, then turn left at the Parefeuille factory. Follow the road for 1km, then turn left towards Les Fosses de Fournès. Along the way, you'll come across pitons between ten and thirty meters high, the highest of which is called "La Mourre de Pitaraçon". Then continue towards Fournès via Les Escarpettes. Turn left towards Fontaine de Nocquet, then left again to reach the village. You will pass the Cave Coopérative to reach the Grand Rue parking lot.

This walk will make you discover the heart of the Gorges du Gardon up to the magnificent and wild site of La Baume. It is the only itinerary that goes along the Gardon. Not recommended in case of recent rains, the banks may be submerged in some places. To park on the parking lot (paying) 2 avenue du Pont du Gard in Collias Take the direction of Pont St Vincent and follow the path on the right which goes up the Gardon, direction "La Baume". Continue straight ahead to find the yellow markings and the signs "Queue du Grand Glas" then "Vallon de la Caille". At about 750m pass a small passage which goes along a big rock. Continue straight ahead to find the ruins of an old mill. Continue straight on for 300m along the river then go up on the right by a narrow path which continues then by a track direction "La Coufine" on 2.2 kms. * At the crossroads, turn right towards "les Condamines" by the GR6-GR63 Then always straight on towards Collias by following the red and white markings to reach the signs "La Grande Terre" (stay on the GR6-GR63 and leave the track which leaves on the left), then "Ménude" and Collias. You arrive in Collias by the path "Vai Aure". At the crossroads, turn left "chemin du Barry". Turn right to take the "Grand rue" which crosses the village to reach the sign "Collias - Le Portalet". Turn left and go up the rue de la République. At the end of the street, turn right into the Avenue du Pont and walk 150m to reach the Parking. * A variant can be proposed to you by taking on the right direction the Chapel St Veredème. It is then possible to join the plateau of garrigue and the GR6-GR63 by a steep path " Les Condamines Sanilhac.

A nice family hike in the shade which offers magnificent panoramas on the surrounding cliffs. You will discover the cave of the hermitage dating from the Neolithic period and the Romanesque chapel of Notre-Dame de Laval dating from the 12th century. From the parking of the market place in Collias, cross the bridge of Collias and pass the Maison du Castor. Turn left at the signpost "Le Grand Devois" and follow the yellow markings. Then, during approximately 600m, you will follow the Gardon on the right bank to arrive at the signpost "le Cantadu". Take the left path (stone cross) towards the Hermitage for 1,7km. You will arrive on the site of the cave of the hermitage and the Romanesque chapel Notre-Dame de Laval.*. Then take the track on the right towards Collias and "Contadu" for 2km. Then continue on the main path following the yellow markings. You will find the path taken at the beginning of the hike. * Possibility of a variant by the big loop (12.2km / 4h15) At the sign "Grand serre" turn left and follow the path for 3.1km (yellow markings). At the signpost "Caunèze" take the path on the left and follow the path for 1.9km. Continue straight ahead. At the signpost "la Torte" go straight on for 3.8km to reach the village of Collias.

At the heart of a Natura 2000 protected natural site, Etang de la Capelle is a mecca for birdwatchers and the ideal spot for photo enthusiasts. The interpretation trail showcases the pond's rich biodiversity. Parking at the Etang de la Capelle is free. Follow the trail and discover the many explanatory panels along the way. Start at the pontoon: along the way, you can observe the different species present in this ecosystem. On the way back, follow the signs to the interpretation trail. Water levels permitting, you can also follow the "Observatory" signs.

Travel back in time to the feudal era by visiting the villages of La Capelle and Masmolène and their heritage treasures. Discover exceptional landscapes through the pond, a Natura 2000 protected area that hosts a rare specific fauna and flora. From the parking Place du 19 Mars 1962, follow the Montée Tour d'Adelar for about 170m, and observe on your left the Chapelle de la Tour. Continue for another 40m on the Tour d'Adelar hill, then turn right at the crossroads and continue for 130m, then take the hiking trail on your left that goes down and follow it for about 700m. When you reach the signpost "Blaquière", turn right towards "Caser et Blaquière". Once there you can see the windmill on your left. Then follow the direction "Le Planet". When you arrive on the "chemin des Cazels", at the crossroads, turn right on "le chemin de Gaujac" for 180m then turn right again on "le chemin des Jasses" until you reach the "Place de la Fontaine" at 200m. You will see the church on your left, take its direction on the street "Helias de Saint-Irieix". Once on the church square, go towards the Château de la Capelle located at the end of the square. On the other side of the road, an information panel presents the history of the village. Follow the direction "Etang de la Capelle" at 1.2km, following the "Route d'Uzès", then the sign "Pêche municipale". After having discovered the pond of the Capelle, go towards the parking lot and take the road located on the right of the house in front of the information panel on 80m. At the crossroads, a cyclo loop sign indicates "Boucle de la Garrigue". Follow the directional post "Barbion", then the one for "Camperjura". Then take the direction of "Peyreguil", then "Le Plan". At the post with the yellow marker, take the path on the right, continue for 10m and go towards the path on the left of the private property. Once back on a wider path, follow it for about 500m until you come back on the paved road to Flaux. You can see the village of La Capelle-et-Masmolène on the hill. Turn right and go up towards the village, for 300m, until you see the signpost "Le Plan". Go towards Masmolène by taking the "route de Vallabrix", then "la rue de la Fontaine Nouvelle", and finally turn left to come back to the parking Place du 19 Mars 1962.

A magnificent route through the protected site of the Gorges du Gardon, in the heart of the nature reserve. To help you on this hike, the Gardon Gorges Regional Nature Reserve Center provides two documents that you can pick up on site: - A free map with a description of the trail; - An educational booklet titled “In the Footsteps of Saint Vérédème,” which guides you in exploring the site’s natural and cultural heritage. This educational booklet is also available for purchase at our tourist offices. From the town hall parking lot, take the Chemin de La Baume (to the left of the bakery) for about 1 km until you reach the “La Coufine” sign. Then continue left toward “Les Condamines”: the trail crosses the garrigue. Next, follow the signs for “La Baume” and gradually descend until you reach the river. On your right, you’ll find the old La Baume mill and a small chapel nestled at the foot of the cliff. Turn right to reach the chapel. A path carved into the cliff face leads to the cave. It is open from March 15 to April 30 and from August 16 to November 14. After passing through the cave, follow the signs for “La Coufine.” If the cave is closed, follow the signs for “La Coufine” without taking the stone staircase leading to the cave. Continue straight ahead: the path crosses the garrigue and includes a steep climb for about 1 km. Warning: The water in the Gardon River, which is mainly fed by springs in the summer, is very cold. There is a high risk of hypothermia, which is why swimming is strictly prohibited year-round at the La Baume site (Sanilhac-Sagriès).

The Pont du Gard Academy invites you to a lecture on Roman monuments and remains. The second part of the lecture will focus on the Pont d'Aël, a bridge-aqueduct like no other (you can visit it from the inside, as it's hollow!).

Edmond, an unemployed father of two, breaks into a luxury home but is caught by its owner: Jean-Pierre, the country's top TV news anchor. More bungler than master thief, he's about to spend one unforgettable night. The encounter is so surprising for these two dads that they strike up a conversation while trying not to wake Carmela, Jean-Pierre’s daughter, who is sleeping in the next room. But they didn’t count on a piece of fake news that’s about to turn the lives of these three characters upside down… Les Vistemboirs Theater Company and Mademoizel Prod.

Discover the remains of the Roman aqueduct that ran from Uzès to Nîmes via the village of Vers-Pont-du-Gard. The Pont du Gard is a fragment of this aqueduct.

As part of the 1st "Apogée" International Chess, Culture, and Heritage Festival, the Pont du Gard is hosting an international French-language public speaking contest that will bring together eight contestants from around the world. Come cheer on the talents of tomorrow. What if you attended an event where every word counts? The Mondial de la Parole brings together the best young speakers from the French-speaking world for a unique competition, where eloquence becomes a true spectacle. On the program: * Powerful and captivating speeches. * Live improvisations where anything can happen. * Speakers from all corners of the French-speaking world. * A cultural event open to everyone. * A celebration of the French language, freedom of expression, and debate. This event will take place across from the Pont and will conclude just before the sound-and-light show by artist Combas.

The Pont du Gard, one of the wonders of antiquity, is the most prestigious vestige of an aqueduct built by the Romans almost 2000 years ago. This architectural jewel, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is set in an unspoilt natural environment. Ranked as one of the 50 most beautiful monuments in the world by the Guide du Routard, the Pont du Gard is the most grandiose part of a Roman aqueduct that carried water from Uzès to Nîmes over a distance of 50 km. The construction of the highest Roman bridge in the world, in the 1st century AD, was an exceptional feat of engineering for its time. The Pont du Gard site is a huge playground where you can discover 2,000 years of history in a unique, unspoilt environment, at your own pace. Plunge into the heart of Roman times and discover the secrets behind the construction of the monument by visiting the Museum, watching a film or following a guided tour that takes you to the top of the bridge, where water flowed in Roman times. Designed to arouse curiosity and prompt questions, the Ludo area is a veritable playground of discovery. With a playful, active approach, 5-12 year-olds can set off on a quest for knowledge. Sense of observation, imagination and reflection will all be called upon during this fascinating expedition! Explore the 15 hectares of restored plots at Mémoires de garrigue, and learn all about the richness of this Mediterranean landscape. Follow the route of the aqueduct to discover the remains of the Roman structure, or stroll along the riverbank to listen to the gentle lapping of the Gardon as it flows beneath its arches. In fine weather, the riverbanks take on the appearance of beaches, welcoming you for a refreshing stopover. At nightfall in summer, the monument comes to life, transformed into a giant screen with a sound and light show. A moment of pure magic and poetry to be savored every evening in July and August (dates and times on www.pontdugard.fr ). Last but not least, Les Terrasses restaurant on the right bank of the river, shaded by century-old plane trees, welcomes you in an authentic atmosphere to sample tasty cuisine based on local produce that will tantalize your taste buds (reservations recommended on 04 66 63 91 37). Save time and book your tickets and guided tours online at www.pontdugard.fr. Disabled access: The pathway, buildings and museum areas are accessible to people with reduced mobility. For your convenience, wheelchairs are available at the site reception desk. Admission is free for disabled visitors and their companions.

Our team is in charge of promoting tourism in the whole of the Pays d'Uzès Pont du Gard destination. This destination has an internationally recognised built heritage and a preserved natural heritage. Situated at the foot of the Cévennes mountains and at the gateway to Provence, it's the ideal place for a vacation combining a mild climate, a warm welcome, festivities, traditions and local produce. History buffs will be delighted by the region's thousand-year-old heritage, including the world-famous Pont du Gard and its many character-filled villages. But here, natural heritage has nothing to envy of cultural heritage. The surrounding countryside is an open-air playground where every kind of activity is possible: on land, on water and in the air. Here, you can discover unspoilt nature and exceptional sites, as well as numerous hiking and cycling trails, including the famous Viarhôna. It's also a gourmet destination, where everyone can find something to satisfy their taste buds and quench their thirst. Our restaurateurs are talented and our markets offer succulent produce. There's a wine for every occasion, from olives to truffles.

Alex Tournier thinks he’s a good cop. Morgan Bodin is a former soldier with a failing memory. Convinced they’re the targets of a bomber, they find themselves locked in a room. They have one hour to solve the mystery… and survive. A dynamic duo on stage, Aurélien Portehaut—known for his role as Gauvain in the Kaamelott saga—and Laurent Lacroix treat us to an explosive and zany comedy. Hélix and company.

Alex Barette transports his audience to a world filled with laughter, wonder, and poetry. He rolls in with his cart and his backdrop, and off we go for an hour of laughter and magic. The children take turns serving as the magician’s assistants and even perform magic tricks themselves. Mystery, surprises, camaraderie, and humor are the hallmarks of this show. An unforgettable experience for all the children (and for the grown-ups, too) to bring the festival to a spectacular close.

Following the success of its first edition, the festival returns in 2026 with five days of concerts, dance, and new discoveries. Opera, tango, singing workshops, and opportunities to connect with others await you under the skies of the Gard for a rich and promising edition. Today’s Program: 6 a.m. – Musical Hike A walk at dawn, concluding with a concert at sunrise. Meets at the washhouse Free with reservation 12 p.m. – 2 p.m. – Farewell Milonga With DJ Gabriel Sodini Maison de la Culture Free 2:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. – Piazzolla Intimo! Alexis Cárdenas (violin) & Félicien Brut (accordion)** Saint-Bonnet Church Admission: €10 / Free for those under 26 5:30 p.m.: Tales, Legends, and Local Anecdotes A guided tour of the village off the beaten path. Starts at the washhouse Admission: €5 / Free for those under 26

Following the success of its first edition, the festival returns in 2026 with five days of concerts, dance, and new discoveries. Opera, tango, singing workshops, and opportunities to connect with others await you under the skies of the Gard for a rich and promising edition. Today’s Schedule: 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. – Milonga With a DJ Maison de la culture Free 11:00 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:45 p.m. – Tango classes 11:00 a.m.: Beginner 2:30 p.m. and 3:45 p.m.: Intermediate/Advanced Maison de la Culture Price: €30 for 2 beginner classes / €80 for 6 intermediate-advanced classes 2:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. – Voices in Mirrors Himna Ensemble** Saint-Bonnet Church Price: €10 / Free for those under 26 5:30 p.m. – Musical Walks Guided tours of the village, set to music! Departs from the washhouse Free, reservations required 8:30 p.m. – Je te veux! Julie Fuchs and Friends** La Prairie Price: €24 / €21 with passes / Free for those under 26 10:00 PM – 1:00 AM – Milonga With a DJ La Prairie Access to the Milonga with a ticket to the 8:30 PM concert

Departure from the Castillon water tower, with a view of the Gardon valley and the Pont du Gard. For your photo memories, we offer a choice of backdrops. It's up to you to choose the one that will bring your smile to life and immortalize your and immortalize your vacation!

Castillon du Gard picnic area near the Chapelle Saint Caprais

The site's green space (on the right bank, also accessible by bike from the greenway) offers an incredible view of the monument. And while you're marvelling, your children can play on the spider pyramid! Buy a ticket for the Pont du Gard and you'll also have access to the beaches directly overlooking the emblematic Roman monument. Probably one of the most picturesque swimming spots you'll ever dive into! Unsupervised beach.

Take a poetic stroll through the heart of the garrigue to understand how man has shaped this landscape over the centuries. For thousands of years, man has left his mark on this Mediterranean landscape. peasants have cleared the land, pulled stones out of the ground, dry-stone walls, cultivated wheat and olive trees, harvested holm oaks and grazed flocks of sheep. Through 15 hectares of restored agricultural plots and a 1.4 km walk, discover all the richness of this Mediterranean landscape.

Buy a ticket for the Pont du Gard and you'll have access to the beaches directly overlooking the emblematic Roman monument. Probably one of the most picturesque bathing spots you'll ever dive into! Unsupervised beach.

The Pont du Gard, one of the wonders of antiquity, is the most prestigious vestige of an aqueduct built by the Romans almost 2000 years ago. This architectural jewel, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is set in an unspoilt natural environment. Ranked as one of the 50 most beautiful monuments in the world by the Guide du Routard, the Pont du Gard is the most grandiose part of a Roman aqueduct that carried water from Uzès to Nîmes over a distance of 50 km. The construction of the highest Roman bridge in the world, in the 1st century AD, was an exceptional feat of engineering for its time. The Pont du Gard site is a huge playground where you can discover 2,000 years of history in a unique, unspoilt environment, at your own pace. Plunge into the heart of Roman times and discover the secrets behind the construction of the monument by visiting the Museum, watching a film or following a guided tour that takes you to the top of the bridge, where water flowed in Roman times. Designed to arouse curiosity and prompt questions, the Ludo area is a veritable playground of discovery. With a playful, active approach, 5-12 year-olds can set off on a quest for knowledge. Sense of observation, imagination and reflection will all be called upon during this fascinating expedition! Explore the 15 hectares of restored plots at Mémoires de garrigue, and learn all about the richness of this Mediterranean landscape. Follow the route of the aqueduct to discover the remains of the Roman structure, or stroll along the riverbank to listen to the gentle lapping of the Gardon as it flows beneath its arches. In fine weather, the riverbanks take on the appearance of beaches, welcoming you for a refreshing stopover. At nightfall in summer, the monument comes to life, transformed into a giant screen with a sound and light show. A moment of pure magic and poetry to be savored every evening in July and August (dates and times on www.pontdugard.fr ). Last but not least, Les Terrasses restaurant on the right bank of the river, shaded by century-old plane trees, welcomes you in an authentic atmosphere to sample tasty cuisine based on local produce that will tantalize your taste buds (reservations recommended on 04 66 63 91 37). Save time and book your tickets and guided tours online at www.pontdugard.fr. Disabled access: The pathway, buildings and museum areas are accessible to people with reduced mobility. For your convenience, wheelchairs are available at the site reception desk. Admission is free for disabled visitors and their companions.

Picnic area

Just 2 steps from the town center, with parking nearby, you'll enjoy a refreshing break and a pleasant view of the Pont Neuf.

Remoulins is an ancient fortified town located 2 km from the Pont du Gard. Worth a visit: The 12th-century church, Notre-Dame de Bethleem and its bell tower, the ramparts, the Saint-Martin chapel, built in honor of Charles Martel, hiking. Remoulins is located at a strategic crossroads between Avignon, Nîmes and Uzès. Just 2 km from the Pont du Gard, and on the banks of the Gardon river, from which it takes its name (les remous du Gardon). You can discover the remains of the fortifications and its tower. As early as the 4th century, Remoulins was founded on the Marduel oppidum, which in the 2nd century became known as Sainte-Colombe. Remoulins was fortified (ruins of the ramparts on Place du Portail). The village suffered battles first between lords, then between Catholics and Protestants. The village was enfranchised in the 12th century and remained so until the Revolution of 1789 (450 souls in the 18th century). Remoulins suffered from the Wars of Religion, sometimes taken by the Catholics, sometimes by the Protestants, and the village ended up bloodless and the population ruined. It was at this time that La Salvetat or Castel Vieille was built, the lords' residence whose windows with capitals and pilasters can still be seen today. After 1789, Remoulins was more or less spared major political events.

Picnic area near the Gardon river

Relax and breathe… On the wine route, two kilometres from Châteauneuf-du-Pape, La Sommellerie is a haven of peace. In the elegant setting of the restaurant, you will enjoy a refined and home-made cuisine. This former sheepfold dating from the 17th century with its thick walls and typically Provençal character has 16 bedrooms and a restaurant opening on to a shaded terrace, a garden and a swimming pool. An ideal environment for business lunches and for romantic dinners.

With its quiet, shady terrace, boule court and free Wi-Fi, this village bistro is an idyllic spot to sample the country life. For a slice of the Provençal lifestyle, come and eat at Les Acacias! Traditional cuisine served on a quiet, shady terrace. Specialities: Cherry tomato tarte tatin with fresh goat’s cheese, Mediterranean-style sea bass fillets, lemon and herb-marinated pork pluma, bone marrow with Camargue fleur de sel. Free Wi-Fi, local and regional newspapers, cards, dice and board games.

The "Le M" restaurant invites you to experience a natural, inventive gourmet meal made from our organic vegetable garden and seasonal produce.

On the banks of the Ardèche, the only terrace in Saint-Martin with a direct view of the river. Sit back, breathe and enjoy... At all hours, the bar and ice cream parlour welcome you for a gourmet break along the river. Restaurant - pizzeria. Snack in the afternoon. 120 seat restaurant outside. Take away pizza. Salads, barbecue, Antillean food. Mussels and French fries as much as you like. Canoeing. Apartment for rent. Mini tree top adventure for children (free).

Riverfront restaurant. French, Mediterranean and Provencal cuisine. Homemade ice cream.

Home-made pizzas with fresh local produce, to take away or eat-in. For a refreshing drink, try our local wines or craft beers by St Sauveur. We want to promote local products like our goat cheese : "le Picodon". It is possible to eat on a small terrace every day when the weather is fine or inside in a cosy atmosphere.

Le Bellevue offers a gourmet getaway on the banks of the Ardèche. In its elegant dining room with panoramic view of the banks of the Ardèche and its suspension bridge, you can savour the delicious flavours of the Ardèche.

Restaurant along the river Ardèche, with a shadowed terrace withe 100 places or and a dining room with 52 places "A nice cuisine, generous and enthusiastic in a pleasant environment where you’re being served by a young and dynamic team. We welcome you every day from March until November."

Pizzas, crêpes (thin pancakes - sweet or savoury), salades and ice-creams (eat in and take away)

Take away pizzas, fries, sandwiches, kebabs, paninis, waffles, and ice creams. Non-stop service Non-stop service

In the heart of Provence, close to Avignon, the hotel Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie extends a warm welcome to this charming venue, with a traditonal Provençal restaurant and private outdoor heated swimming pool. Originally a Provençal farmhouse just across the river from Avignon, in Villeneuve lez Avignon, the Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie has 32 rooms exuding well-being and relaxing restfulnes. Lovely green grounds surround this 15th-century building, where historical charm combines with modern conviences. A warm discreet welcome, you will feel right at home here. The restaurant le Mûrier serves out of doors under the shady plane trees.

Welcome home! Bastide la Buissière, an authentic 18th-century Provencal home nestled in a peaceful green setting, offers 2 unique guest rooms combining comfort and antiques. Our table d'hôtes promises convivial meal breaks.

A peaceful and welcoming winemakers’ house located at the centre of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the most famous wine area in the Rhone Valley. A must for all wine lovers! In the evening, on the patio, near the pool, Danièle, a qualified wine expert, will be delighted to share her travel memories, the art of living in Provence and her passion for cookery, along with the wines from the region, from France and elsewhere. Breakfast is served beside the fireplace or in the garden. “The cosy corner” of the house. An impressive library, the arts, French and overseas literature, dozens of modern works and a wine and cuisine collection (works to be read on site). 3 bedrooms with 3 different atmospheres: CARMEN (2nd floor). A charming, cosy room in the colours of the south; “honey” style furniture. Bed 160 × 200. Great bathroom (bath and shower). Parefeuilles Provence floor. LI BAI, the “Chinese” bedroom, is named after the great 11th century poet who wrote a great many poems in praise of wine! Refined decor and furniture, souvenirs from the owner’s travels. “Open” bathroom with separate shower and toilet. The room (on the 2nd floor), in loft style, can accommodate 3 people: large bed: 180 × 200 for 2 + 1 bed 90 x 200 OR 3 separate beds for 3 people 90 × 200. Breathtaking 180° view of the vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape!

3-star hotel-restaurant with 54 rooms, a short walk from Orange town centre. Hotel entirely renovated in 2015. Free, secure car park. Campanile has 34 “Prestige” rooms and 20 standard rooms, with 3 rooms respecting the latest reduced-mobility standards. A secure car park, locked at night. Restaurant open from noon to 2 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. Terrace for 30 guests. Campanile can welcome groups both at the hotel and the restaurant. Secure bike garage available.

The Glacier Hotel has been owned by our family since 1947, and welcomes guests at the heart of the historic centre of Orange, in a tree-lined avenue amidst café and restaurant terraces. The hotel has 33 charming, cosy and contemporary rooms. The warm welcome and wide range of facilities will guarantee an unforgettable experience at the heart of the Cotes du Rhone wine region. All the rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with a shower or bath, toilet, telephone and TV. Free wifi. Relaxing, cultural or sports trails. Bikes for rent at the hotel.

Opening 03/04/2020 > 18/10/2020 In the very heart of the Alpilles in Provence, Huttopia Fontvieille – Provence campsite boasts an exceptional location in the pine forest of Fontvieille.

Located in the heart of the Camargue Regional Natural Park at the gates of Arles and Saintes Maries de la Mer, this 4.5 hectare campsite benefits from choice halfway between the interior of Provençal lands (Baux de Provence, Saint Remy de Provence ) and the Mediterranean coast (Saintes Maries de la Mer).

The camping is located on the riverside and has an aire de service and is member of Relais Motard On the camping "le Mas Sud Ardèche" you have modern en comfortable equipment, individual cabins, cabins for disabled people, washing machines, all well maintained. The mobil homes who are for rent can comfortably accomodate 4 to 5 people to their full extent. They all have a kitchen, a bathroom with shower and lavabo, a toilet and they all have a private terrace. Apart from linnen and towels - the bedspreads, the dishes, the garden furniture are at your disposal. We do our very best to make of your holliday a unforgettable souvenir.

Located in the heart of the Camargue Regional Natural Park in the Bouches du Rhône department, at the gates of Arles and Saintes Maries de la Mer, this 4.5 hectare campsite benefits from choice halfway between the interior of Provençal lands ( Baux de Provence, Saint Remy de Provence) and the Mediterranean coast (Saintes Maries de la Mer).

Opening 09/04/2020 > 27/09/2020 For anyone who loves swimming, walks and basking in the sunshine lulled by the sound of the lapping of the river… Weekend breaks and holidays on the banks of the Ardeche, with a swimming-pool!