Camping Le Moulin Neuf: Explore Saint-quentin-la-poterie

A 3-hour, partially signposted ride from either Orange or Caderousse. If you want to cycle in peace and quiet, at the heart of nature and in the shade, follow the “Green Island” trail. From the town centre, encircled by its imposing embankment, and where you can admire a historic heritage, you will set off along the River Rhone and its canals, and then along a greenway, guaranteeing perfect safety and tranquility. Come with your family, and enjoy cycling through a haven of peace. Departure Tourist office towards the avenue Charles de Gaulle. a. After the crossing on the A7, turn right and then left onto Chemin des Princes. Continue straight on the road to Cairanne and the road to Cabanelles for about 4 kms. b. Enter the village through the Castelan gate. c. From the Léon Roche gate follow Clos d’Orange. d. Turn left towards Orange on chemin des Terracles

Leave the small village of Caderousse by a temporary Via Rhôna trail that leads to the peaks of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyards before entering Avignon." The route climbs up around 1 km and crosses through hillside vineyards affording beautiful views over the Rhone Valley. After Sorgues and as far as Pontet, the 3.5-km route through industrial and commercial areas demands more vigilance until the greenway running along the canals, at the entrance to Avignon, a stunning way in to the former City of the Popes. If you have children in tow, it may be easier to take the train from Sorgues or Orange to Avignon.

The Via Rhôna, from Lapalud to Caderousse, is a temporary signposted route in southern Lapalud on the left bank towards Vaucluse. The itinerary winds across the agricultural plain as far as the Canal de Donzère then continues onwards to the foot of the Fortress of Mornas and on to Piolenc. From Li Piboulo lake, you have two options. Continue towards Caderousse along the greenway bordering the Rhone. Join the Roman town of Orange and its famous triumphal arch. About 3.8 km from Lapalud is Girardes lake, where you can go swimming or choose from a variety of water and leisure activities. Make your way gently to the Provençal village of Caderousse surrounded by dykes protecting it from the unpredictable Rhone.

Come and discover Saint-Michel de Frigolet Abbey , in the heart of the Montagnette massif! From the car park, head for the Saint-Michel de Frigolet Abbey. Take the path on the right that goes along the wall. Follow the rocky track towards "Boulbon 1h", then 100 m after the trail on the left. At the next intersection, continue in the middle of the kermes oaks to the track to cross twice. 1- At the next crossing, follow the indication "Boulbon 50mn". After the small collar, go straight down, then climb a second hill. Shortly after, cross the drivable track at the end of the valley to go up on the hill opposite. Cross successively two other valleys. Continue, leaving the basin on the left. 100 m after, cross a track, then take the path towards a factory chimney visible in the distance. 2- Then descend to Boulbon, through the valley of Saint-Michel. At the end of this gorge, turn right and follow the marking of red dots to access the Bonnet mill and its panorama (30 min return trip). Once back at the foot of the gorges, reach the village by the Gaston de Raousset street. 3- At the junction of the end of this street (fire hydrant), take the left for Barri street, then the second right on Météline street. Continue on the Breuil path, to the road. 250 m after the purification plant, turn on the road on the left marked PR (yellow), then find the road again on 100 m. 4- Take the intersection and follow “Pas de Bouquet” path. After 2 km, turn left towards "Saint-Michel de Frigolet abbey 1h40" by the San Salvador path. Continue for about 3 km. 5- At the highest point of the Montagnette (San Salvador, 161 m), dive by a small path on the right. At the crossing in "T” form then take a left. At the next two crossroads, always take the left. 6- Turn right on the track, then at the junction forming a triangle continue to the right. Find shortly after the departure path, "abbey of Saint-Michel of Frigolet 10mn".

Located on the banks of the Rhône, Islon St Luc is part of a Natura 2000 protected area. The area is of particular interest for its flora and fauna, and boasts a beautiful natural ensemble with a wide variety of species and natural habitats.Trees are dotted all over the area making it a nice place where families and older generations will enjoy going for a walk. Joggers and ramblers can make use of the health circuit set up there. Picnics can be enjoyed on the stone benches and tables in the shade of tall trees. Make sure you visit the Arboretum set up by the town of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and the National Forestry Office. It gives you the opportunity to find out about some surprising varieties of trees. L’Islon is the starting point for discovery trails such as the ecological trail, which invites visitors to (re)discover the natural heritage of Bras des Arméniers (distance: 2 km). Information panels along the way explain how the natural environment of Islon Saint Luc works. This is also the starting point for the Châteauneuf-du-Pape natural heritage trail. It goes along the banks of the Rhone and the converted towpath. It features a series of historic and environmental information panels. 10 km circuit. A map of the two walks are available from the Tourist Office.

A loop that will make you travel across fields and cross many channels! From the parking, go past the castle on the left. At the roundabout take the first exit, Itam Boulevard At the Porte Condamine roundabout, follow the 1st exit, boulevard Gambetta. Continue 100 m then turn left on the D80 towards Maillane. Continue on this road until you cross the D570n. 1- Cross the D570n and follow the D80a towards Maillane for 3 km. After the main entrance of the Breuil estate, turn left on the paved road of Mas de Terras. Continue for 1 km and turn left on the tarmac road of Mas de la Musique. Continue until the D80 then switch to the right. 2- At the roundabout marking the entrance to Graveson, take the 1st exit, Chateaurenard road. Turn immediately left on Lavandin Street towards the center. Continue to the Sundial hotel and turn left on Chemin du Moulin. 200 m further, past the Tourist Office and the Auguste Chabaud Museum. 3- Pass the National Course, take the Jeanne d'Arc street after the Virgin statue and turn right on the Provence street. Then turn right on the General de Gaulle avenue then left on Lieutenant Atger Avenue. At the roundabout continue on the D5 until the entrance to Maillane. 4- Cross Maillane via the Jousse d'Arbaud alley, General de Gaulle avenue and Poet's Avenue. Continue on the D27, for 4 km, to the business area of ??Massane. At the crossroads with the D99 (Caution, traffic!), Turn left then continue for 400 m and turn right on the D27 towards Les Baux-de-Provence. 5- Drive 1.5 km and turn right on the old road to Arles after crossing the crossing with the Mas-Blanc road. Continue to Saint-Etienne du Grès, cross the village and continue on the D32. At the crossroads with the D33, take the left to join the Saint-Gabriel chapel 100 m further. 6- At the Saint-Gabriel chapel, retrace your steps to the last crossroads and continue towards Tarascon. (Caution, traffic!) At the roundabout take the 3rd exit, D570N, then turn right on the Lansac road. At the intersection with the D35, turn right and drive to Tarascon and continue for 3.5 km. 7- Turn left on the D970, then at the next crossroad, turn left going under the level crossing. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit, D99 towards Beaucaire. At the next roundabout, take the first exit and turn immediately left on the République Avenue to reach your starting point.

- Distance: from 120km to 242km (with variants) - Difficulty level - Clockwise/anticlockwise signposting. Unmarked areas requiring a logbook. - Time: 2 to 7 days - Stages from 15 to 45 km / day - Cumulative elevation gain: + 1840 m Touring the Southern Côtes du Rhône Vineyards, starting from the Via Rhôna or the Via Venaissia greenways, is a great sensorial experience of the vineyards, revealing their life along the seasons. Leaving the Rhône river, you will discover the fantastic Roman heritage of Orange and Vaison la Romaine, the Dentelles de Montmirail rugged landscapes, the Massif d'Uchaux woodlands and the northern foothills of the Mont Ventoux. Outdoor enthusiasts and wine lovers will enjoy cycling through such iconic winegrower’s villages as Châteauneuf du Pape, Beaumes de Venise, Vacqueyras, Gigondas, Cairanne, Rasteau, Vinsobres, Suze la Rousse…. A bit further, from Vaison la Romaine to Valréas and Bollène, the vineyards stretch next to lavander fields, olive groves and truffle oaks.

A trail passing through the wheat fields and old Provençal farmhouses of Orange. Visit to the village of Piolenc, with the legendary Nationale 7 road running through it. The colourful vineyards alternate with olive and oak trees, with Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail in the background. Visit to the village of Sérignan-du-Comtat, with fine Provençal houses made from golden stone from quarries used to build the Roman Theatre. a. After the Arc de Triomphe, turn left, rue du Bourbonnais, then Alexis Carrel, and Chemin de la Passerelle. b. Take the Bridge – Delicate Passage. c. Turn left on chemin des fourches and continue straight ahead. d. Once in Piolenc, continue on the D43 towards Sérignan. e. At Sérignan, turn right once on the square towards Avenue de la Libération, then left on Chemin du Capelet and left again. f. Cross D43 for a second time, then left Chemin des Parties and right Chemin du Roard. g. At the roundabout reach the D975 towards Orange

A looping tour of the historic site of the Popes' summer residence and a gastronomic mecca. After passing through the village, the tour takes you to the famous vineyards, where you'll discover a landscape of pebbles and vines.

The Saint Bénezet bridge, a major witness of the history of Avignon, is known throughout the world thanks to the famous song. Built from the 12th century, it was washed away several times by the floods of the Rhone, and finally abandoned in the seventeenth century. Classified World Heritage by UNESCO. According to the legend, the bridge was built in the 12th century by a young shepherd from Ardèche - Bénezet - who heard voices telling him to build a bridge in Avignon. The bridge was completed in 1185, creating the only place to cross the Rhône between Lyon and the Mediterranean sea. The bridge originally spanned approximately 900 meters and had 22 arches. It was dismantled in 1226, then rebuilt. It was later washed away several times by flood waters and rebuilt until it was abandoned in the 17th century. Today, all that remains are four arches and a chapel dedicated to Saint Nicolas. The bridge is famous the world over due to the lovely children's song "Sur le pont d’Avignon". The Pont d’Avignon was a true feat of engineering, and was continually being worked on and repaired. A source of legends, an emblematic monument of the area, the bridge has been the subject of unprecedented interdisciplinary research since 2010. Under the aegis of the greater Avignon area and the CNRS, a wide community of researchers has been conducting work. Their results have led to new museum areas and displays, and a multimedia approach which re-creates the bridge in 3D in the many settings that changed over the centuries. - Multi-media display and audioguide with new descriptions resulting from the scientific research on the legends and history of the bridge. Multimedia apps can be downloaded on smart phone ou tablets (AppStore / Google Play) on the sites-papes www.palais-des.com / www.grandavignon.fr or at the reception desk at Pont d’Avignon via a specific terminal. (Subject to change).

GO AND DISCOVER AVIGNON ON A GUIDED VISIT SETTING AND ENJOY PRIORITY ACCESS TO PALAIS DES PAPES! During your visit, you will head to the city's fortifications to discover the Rocher des Doms gardens. You will discover the rich cultural heritage of Avignon, the city where the popedom settled in the 14th century. You will enjoy a fast-track ticket to visit Palais des Papes. You end your visit with a wine tasting from  Côtes du Rhône, served in a historical area kept secret by the locals.

Avignon has a magnficent urban landscape. The Rocher des Doms overlooks the city and the Rhône. Here there is an exceptional architectural group which includes the Pont d'Avignon (also known as Pont Saint Bénezet, the Ramparts, the Petit Palais, the Doms Cathedral and the massive walls of the Palace of the Popes, with four impressive towers in each corner. This unique architectural ensemble has been ranked as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The biggest Gothic palace in the world: tour 24 rooms! Museum space, priceless frescoes. Audioguide in 11 languages. See all the hours and prices on our website: >>> www.palais-des-papes.com The Palace of the Popes is the biggest Gothic palace in the world. There are 15,000 square meters of living space, which is the equivalent of 4 Gothic cathedrals. The visitor can see more than 20 rooms in the palace, including the Papal apartments with their pricess frescoes painted by the Italian artist Matteo Giovannetti. The Palace of the Popes, part of UNESCO World Heritage, stands as the symbol of the church's way over the western Christian world in the 14th century. There are cultural events all year long at the Palace, with art exhibitions, educational opportunities, theme visits, concerts and other. During the month of July, there are theatre performances as part of the Festival d’Avignon, founded by Jean Vilar in 1947, which take place in the Honour Courtyard at the Palace. Each year, the Palace of the Popes welcomes over 560,000 visitors. It is among the 10 most-visited monuments in France. The HISTOPAD AT THE PALACE OF THE POPES: an immersive digital visit of the Palace of the Popes, to go back in time and see the invisible! With the Histopad (digital tablet) cross the doors of time and relive the splendor of the papal court in the 14th century in multimedia immersion. Thanks to augmented reality you will be able to visualize a large part of the rooms of the Popes' Palace as they might have been. to be in the 14th century. The Histopad allows you to take a virtual tour of 9 main rooms of the palace which have been re-imagined using augmented reality in their 14th century decor. POPES’ PALACE GARDENS A new attraction for visitors, a whole new space for relaxing and better understanding of the Palace of the Popes, outstanding Historical Monument that is part of UNESCO World Heritage. The Papal Garden and the Palace Garden now join the to complete the tryptic of the Gardens at the Palace of the Popes. Urban V Orchard was inaugurated on 14 September 2018 and is accessible outside of the visit to the Palace. However, the new pontifical gardens are part of the visit to the Palace. They have been reconfigured in two areas: the Palace Garden (also known as Benedict XII Garden) which is 1250 m² and the Papal Garden (662 m²). The hydraulic system in place in the 14th century was the starting point for designing the Palace Garden, creating two large rectangles planted with Mediterranean plants that records show were in these pontifical gardens at the time of the popes. The Papal Garden is a private garden which had direct access to the Papal apartments. The retrofit endows the space with the same precious character and recreates the Griffon fountain and the flowering meadow that surrounded the garden. In Papal times, the impressive Roma building stood here. Today there is solely a trace of that famous building which has been recreated in the form of a monumental pergola that will gradually be covered with plants. This restoration project was undertaken by the City of Avignon and Avignon Tourisme with support from the national government, the DRAC, the Region sud, Crédit Agricole foundation and the L’Occitane foundation. The gardens close 1 hour before the monument closes. Because of a large number of steps, the visit of the monument is not accessible to the people with reduced mobility. Museography adapted to deaf people. Different guided tours are offered for individual visitors - Palace alone, or included with other sites. Please check with us. The giftshop-bookstore hosts varied and free animations throughout the year.

Set off for an excursion at the heart of Camargue's Nature Park and its “capital”, the seaside resort town of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer!  SET OFF FOR AN EXCURSION AT THE HEART OF CAMARGUE'S NATURE PARK AND ITS “CAPITAL”, THE SEASIDE RESORT TOWN OF SAINTES-MARIES-DE-LA-MER. Start your day by discovering Camargue's nature reserve, a true wildland with diverse flora and fauna. Known as one of the biggest wetlands in Europe, the parks is home to more than 122,000 species of birds as well as pink flamingos, white horses and Camargue bulls. Then, head to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, a seaside resort town in Provence considered as the capital of Camargue. As a small Mediterranean fishing town, Saintes-Maries is renowned for its hours of sunshine and beautiful streets. It is even said that Vincent Van Gogh’s masterpieces were inspired by this town!  With your guide, go up to the church's rooftop and take in a superb panorama of the cities, the sea and marshes in the region.   At the end of the day, your chauffeur will drive you back to Avignon.  Make the most of this day and discover the natural beauty of Camargue!

Walk in the footsteps of the Romans by visiting the ancient ruins of their civilization in Vaison la Romaine. Then, savour wine and cheese as you discover the Provençal countryside! WALK IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE ROMANS BY VISITING THE ANCIENT RUINS OF THEIR CIVILIZATION IN VAISON LA ROMAINE. THEN, SAVOUR WINE AND CHEESE AS YOU DISCOVER THE PROVENÇAL COUNTRYSIDE.​ Start your day by visiting the Vaison la Romaine, recognised as one of the ‘100 Most Beautiful Detours of France’ for its heritage and history. Admire the ancient ruins of the former “Vasio Vocontiorum”, the capital of the Vocontii people and also the city of medieval churches which tell the rich history of the city.  Afterwards, head to the market and discover diverse Mediterranean products before you participate in a wine and cheese workshop with the advice and supervision of your master cheese-maker.  Continue your day with a delicious homemade lunch in the perched village of Séguret. You will be swept away by the typical Provençal environment and the medieval character that surround these areas. End your excursion with a wine tasting before heading back to minibus and returning to Avignon.

Enjoy a day discovering 2000 years of history through visits and tastings! ENJOY A DAY DISCOVERING 2000 YEARS OF HISTORY THROUGH VISITS AND TASTINGS. Start your day with a walking tour of the famous Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the town of Orange where you can find several Roman ruins.  After visiting these historic locations, enjoy a session of gourmet tastings. Head to Châteauneuf du Pape to visit the Wine Museum and meet Bernard Castelain, a master chocolatier. During this visit, you will have the opportunity to savour chocolate and wine.  At the end of the day, your chauffeur will drive you back to Avignon.  Make the most of this cultural day as you discover Provence and its cuisine! 

Discover two of Provence's iconic towns! Discover famous vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and taste the region's best wines! Start your circuit by minibus by visiting the wonderful city of Orange. Visit its superb ancient theatre (admission ticket and audio guide)! Visit its Provençal market to do some shopping and take home typical souvenirs of the region (Thursday)! Then head off to Châteauneuf-du-Pape! During the journey, you can admire the landscape and the beauty of the charming Provençal countryside! Then you will visit the region's authentic vineyards and taste the region's wines in the fermentation cellars! At the end of the day, you will return to Avignon accompanied by your driver. Opt for this authentic tour and explore the region's vineyards! Taste some of Provence's typical wines!

Discover the Pont du Gard and the Provence's wonderful medieval villages! Start your circuit by discovering the imposing Pont du Gard, the last vestige of the Nîmes aqueduct, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then head to the village of Baux de Provence. This medieval town, built on a rocky outcrop, will offer you an exceptional panoramic view of the region! Continue along your way and stop at the village of Saint Rémy de Provence where you can enjoy its market (Wednesday)! At the end of the day, you will return to Avignon accompanied by your driver. Through this tour, explore the authentic villages of Provence and discover the Gallo-Roman vestiges of the region!

Set off by minibus to discover the famous vineyards of the Rhone Valley! Learn all about the region's finest wines before tasting them! START YOUR CIRCUIT BY MINIBUS IN THE RHONE VALLEY BY DISCOVERING THE REGION'S FAMOUS VINEYARDS! Visit Châteauneuf-du-Pape and its famous vineyards. There will be a winetasting and the sommelier will introduce you to the region's wines. At the end of the morning, you will return to Avignon accompanied by your driver. Through this tour, explore the most beautiful villages of Provence and discover the wines which have brought fame to the region!

Discover the lavender fields by minibus in one day! Enjoy the exceptional panoramic views and discover the region's most beautiful villages! **THIS SERVICE IS ONLY AVAILABLE JUNE TO AUGUST** Start your minibus tour with a stunning view of the region and its lovely lavender fields in full bloom! Discover and stroll through traditional open-air markets. You will be amazed at the incredible palette of colours created and the captivating scents of lavender! Cross through the lavender fields with your driver/guide and reach the typical village of Sault or Roussillon (depending on the bloom of the lavender fields). Make the most of your free time to discover the traditional shops and unique savoir-faire of the region! You can also choose one of its delicious restaurants for lunch. Gordes, listed as "France's most beautiful village" will welcome you and offer you breathtaking views of Provence! Then finish your circuit by visiting the Lavender Museum in Coustellet where you will discover all the production secrets of lavender circuits! You will make a stop at Sénanque Cistercian Abbey (from 15 June to 15 July) located at the foot of a lavender field! You will marvel at this idyllic view! At the end of the day, you will return to Avignon accompanied by your driver. This tour will immerse you in the heart of Provence where you will soak up the flavours and the typical atmosphere of the region!

This orientation table was installed in 2002, at the initiative of the children of the primary school of Boulbon, a few meters below the Bonnet windsmill. It offers a magnificent panorama with on the left the Boulbon village and Montagnette, on the right the Rhone and the outskirts of the Gard department, and in the center the lowland cultivated by many fruit trees and the city of Beaucaire in the background.

Located in the Montagnette, Moulin windsmill, was created in the eighteenth century, the golden age of windmills. The Rhône valley, swept by the Mistral, is an ideal site for mills. In operation until the 19th century, they were supplanted by industrial mills. In 2002, the Bonnet windsmill is the subject of a complete restoration : the tower has a roof and wings. It is the first windmill in Bouches-du-Rhône to have been put back into operation.

This feudal castle, above the Rhone valley, has long been a sentinel of the county of Provence facing the Kingdom of France. Dating from the 11th century, it belonged to different owners, some of whom have left their names in history, like Raymond de Turenne or King René. The last Count of Boulbon, Gaston de Raousset, died in Boulbon without direct descendants in 1956. The castle is classified on the list of Historical Monuments since a decree of January 2nd, 1976.

The Porte Calendale is a Romanesque gateway at the northern entrance to Barbentane. The recently restored Porte Calendrale commanded the northern entrance to Barbentane. There is a wonderful view of this gate from the end of the Grand'Rue. All that remains of the 11th century ramparts is a defensive tower which was transformed into a prison and used until 1826.

"Home of the Knights of Malta", known as "the House of the Knights" is the former stately home of the Marquis de Barbentane. Located opposite the Church in the middle of the fortified Center of the village, its construction dates from the beginning of the twelfth century (1133).The House is divided and sold from 1665. The northern part became the home of the Consuls and Hotel City 1670 to 1888, the southern part is occupied by families and the low Gallery is used as a Hall. The Town Hall party was strongly reworked between 1838 and 1843, only the corner tower is preserved, with a monumental sculpture of the first coat of arms of the village. The South façade, on the street Pujade, is dressed again around 1740 and treated in classic hotel. All has been restored in the year 2000.

Under the pontificate of Benedict VIII, the church was consecrated, along with the Sainte Croix chapel, by Monseigneur de Solsanne, Bishop of Teanum, on November 21, 1407. Placed under the patronage of Saint John the Baptist, it took the name of Notre Dame des Grâces. It is originally a Romanesque church full hanger of the 12th century on the first two bays. It was extended a first time in the 14th century, at the time of the cardinal Grimoard, brother of Pope Urban V, by adding two Gothic bays and an apse in 1324. The porch, in the form of mantel, date from the 15th century.The Bell Tower was raised on St. Croix Chapel between 1486 and 1492. It is 21 meters high and a rise of 7 m overcomes. She kicked balls in 1794 (rebuilt in 1983), destroyed during the French Revolution. All its bells, except one, were shipped to Marseille for "weapons against the enemies of the Nation". The Bell Tower and the porch are classified historical monuments since 1921.

The Porte du Séquier is a Romanesque gateway at the southern entrance to the Barbentane ramparts. You will find it when you are South of the medieval walls. Sequier, from Provençal “seca“ means “dry“. Farmers dried their vegetable crops for winter stores on the streets of the Sequier.

Built in the North side of the little mountain, the city is overlooked by the Anglica Tower. It was built in 1365 by Cardinal Grimoard, Brother of Pope Urbain V, the tower measures 28 meters high and 10 meters wide. It remains the great witness of the medieval period, and was restored in the 18th century. The Angelica Tower, with a turret above it, was sung by Mistral (Famous Provencal Poet) in Les Iscles d’Or. On its left side, the Sequier Door (14th century) was the village border line. The tower has been registered “Historical Monument“ since 1925 but is closed to the public. Visible only from outside.

The Montagnette is a 6 000 ha massif whose relief is of low altitude (150 m approximately), but relatively abrupt. Dating from the Neocomian secondary era, 70 million years ago, it is marked by a series of hills and valleys essentially oriented north-west / south-east, parallel to the axis of the mistral. With a significant agricultural and pastoral activity, the Montagnette massif has a relatively low afforestation rate (30%), mainly composed of Aleppo pines.

The Alep pine is very present in the Alpilles. He appreciates the low altitudes (below 900 meters) and the Mediterranean regions (warm climate, dry soils, sunshine). It has the particularity to grow very quickly. It is observed therefore repel after the passage of fires, because it is the first essence which reconstructs the landscape. Highly flammable, its bark was previously used for tanning skins or dyes.

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.

Bar-restaurant open Monday to Saturday. Lunch only. Traditional regional cuisine.

We're delighted to welcome you to our new setting, where we offer a friendly, relaxed atmosphere and family-style cuisine based on quality produce. We're delighted to welcome you to our new setting, where we offer family-style cuisine made from quality ingredients in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Whether you're dining with friends or taking a lunch break, enjoy a relaxing atmosphere and service that adapts to your pace. Our menu offers a wide choice of salads, pizzas and grilled meats to suit all tastes and appetites. Open all year round. Open every day for lunch and dinner. Takeaway meals all year round We'll do our utmost to make your meal a pleasant, gourmet experience.

La Balade Gourmande, Soudorgues's bistro and restaurant, welcomes you with the seasons, and invites you to come and relax over a drink on its summer/winter terrace, and share convivial, festive moments over local cuisine. La Balade Gourmande is a village project run by a collective of around a hundred members. Situated above Lasalle, some twenty kilometers from Anduze and Saint Hippolyte du Fort, the restaurant-bistro invites you to take a gourmet break in the heart of the village of Soudorgues, in a warm atmosphere of Cévenol charm. The setting is ideal for family walks or long hikes. You can discover our chef's specialties based on local, seasonal and, where possible, organic produce. Our bistro is also a venue for events all year round: music, storytelling, theater, etc...

Located in the heart of the small village of Lafare, the Bistro de Lafare offers traditional, family-style cuisine based on fresh, local, seasonal produce, as well as a grocery store and bread depot.

On the edge of the Vaccarès pond nature reserve, the Domaine de Méjanes offers a privileged approach to the Camargue and its traditions, while respecting the environment. The domain of Méjanes is an old fortified residence of the Templars of the 13th century, part of the buildings of which date from the 11th century. Acquired by Paul Ricard in 1939, the Domaine is now an agricultural and tourist property which allows you to discover all the riches of the Camargue natural environment, on foot, on horseback, by mountain bike or with the little train. Authentic and secret, this land between the Rhône and the Mediterranean is unique for its flora and fauna, the wetlands of which are an exceptional natural place of residence for a multitude of animal and plant species. Phone. +33 (0) 4 90 97 10 10 Fax +33 (0) 4 90 97 12 32 http://www.mejanes-camargue.fr

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.

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.

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!

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!

Family-run hotel set against a backdrop of old stones and olive trees 40km from Pont d'Arc Cave. Shaded terrace with pool. Relaxing spot for young and old alike. Situated at the heart of numerous sightseeing tours, caves, not far from culture places like Avignon, Nîmes, Arles, Orange. A lot of sport activities : canoe, swimming, climbing, hiking, horse riding... Quality label (Logis de France) for the restaurant : 2 cocottes. Recommended by le guide du Routard, le Petit Fûté.

Our hotel and restaurant will give you a warm welcome no matter how long you stay. 15km from Pont d'Arc Valley and 8km from from the Cèze Valley on the Aven d'Orgnac site. Approval pending for the "Tourisme et Handicap" label (visual and mental disability).

Evelyne and Richard, passionate farmers, will welcome you to their charming farmhouse for meals (home cooking) and overnight stays in their B&B or camping in their garden. Wooded garden, orchards, swimming pool. Bicycle sheds.

Opening 02/04/2020 > 27/09/2020 A Holiday Village in the great outdoors! On this exceptional, unspoilt site, set out in natural terraces, sleep in Wood and Canvas lodges offering all the comforts and discover the beauty of the Ardèche. A little haven of paradise between Vallon Pont d’Arc and the Ardèche Gorges!

Hotel approved by Logis de France (2 "chimneys") in a former priory. Terrace with panoramic views of the Rhône. Spacious family rooms and good food in a hotel with personality. "12th century building, on the bank of the Rhône. Charming hotel, gastronomic cooking. Unique in the Ardèche: the gastronomic restaurant with view on the Rhône and with its tables set where were once the ancient water wheel, the ancient chapel is now the bistro with a nice panoramic view on the terrace."