Domaine de Montrose: Unforgettable Camping in Tourbes

The Arles Route is one of the four routes leading to Santiago de Compostela. Stretching 115 kilometers along the Tarn River, the route crosses part of the Montagne Noire from Dourgne before reaching Castres, descending into the Sidobre, and then crossing the Montagne Noire once more to Murat-sur-Vèbre. You’ll have the chance to see a wide variety of landscapes featuring lush green forests and refreshing lakes, as well as plains—not to mention granite “monuments” such as menhir statues and natural wonders that are sure to pique your curiosity. A sight you definitely won’t want to miss!

Starting from the Le Grenouillet forest house, this circuit gently climbs the foothills of the Causse de Blandas, offering stunning views over the Vis valley. Starting from the Le Grenouillet forest house, this circuit gently climbs the foothills of the Causse de Blandas, offering stunning views over the Vis valley.

From Regagnas to Sorbs A very wild and varied route on the edge of southern Larzac, starting from the pretty, isolated village of Vissec. From Regagnas to Sorbs A very wild and varied route on the edge of southern Larzac, starting from the pretty, isolated village of Vissec.

This path will take you to the edge of the cliff, following the curves of the relief. As you walk through the boxwood moorland or in the shade of the oak trees, the emptiness will appear like a rising curtain. This path will take you to the edge of the cliff, following the curves of the relief. As you walk through the boxwood moorland or in the shade of the oak trees, the emptiness will appear like a rising curtain.

This magnificent tour immerses you in the heart of the remarkable Cirque de Navacelles and its founding river, the Vis. An initial detour takes in the Causse de Blandas and the pleasant Bois de Fontaret, but as soon as you pass the Calo Rouge clearing, you're plunged into the mineral world of the famous canyon, all the way to the unusual resurgence of La Foux and its assortment of recently renovated ancestral mills. All that's left to do is follow the right bank of the winding Vis, and let yourself flow to the charming hamlet of Navacelles. But as soon as you've crossed the picturesque Romanesque bridge, you have to tackle the old road cut into the stone to climb back up to the plateau. The final slopes are formidable!

A short circuit that can be used as an introduction to trail running and to the Causse de Blandas and Cirque de Navacelles. The route first rises above the village and soon reaches the edge of the Bois de Fontaret, which it crosses on pleasant paths under the conifers.

A beautiful walk along the transparent waters of the River Vis. A network of around 220 km of trails and paths has been created and signposted. A map guide including this walk above with 31 other additional suggestions for commented circuits, it is available in shops and tourist office of Ganges Sud Cévennes. (price : 5 €).

On the first slopes of the Séranne mountain, a walk in the woods on the traces of prehistoric habitat. On the first slopes of the Séranne mountain, a walk in the woods on the traces of prehistoric habitat.

Throughout medieval Occitania, the romieu, or romiu (sometimes francised as "roumieu"), is the pilgrim: both the one who goes to Rome and the one who takes the same paths but heads west, walking towards Santiago de Compostela. Between Azille and Carcassonne, a rare occurrence, the trace of these pilgrimages has been inscribed in the toponymy: an old path still bears the name of camin romieu. Towns crossed : Carcassonne, Villemoustaussou, Villalier, Villedubert, Bouilhonnac, Malves-en-Minervois, Laure-Minervois, Aigues-Vives, Saint-Frichoux, Peyriac-Minervois, Rieux-Minervois, Azille, Pépieux Signs : Red and white Itinéraire : * WARNING: This is a global description of the part from Azille to Carcassonne. For more details on this trail, the purchase of the IGN map or the guidebook is recommended. Passing by the lake of Jouarres and the village of Azille, reach Rieux Minervois and discover its heptagonal church and its sculptures by the Master of Cabestany as well as the statue of St Jacques, on the way to Compostela (pilgrim accommodation). From Azille to Peyriac-Minervois, the path follows the old railway line from Moux to Caunes-Minervois, which is now a shaded greenway. Once in Peyriac-Minervois, it bends southwards to reach Saint-Frichoux, a village on a small hill overlooking the depression of the Marseillette's swampland. From there, the path heads west again, towards Malves-en-Minervois (pilgrim accommodation) to Carcassonne along the canal du Midi  (shared route with the GR36.) You can then carry on the chemin de St Jacques de Compostelle (Way of St. James) to Fanjeaux, Mirepoix etc...

Rocher de la Tude and Pic d'Anjeau These two peaks close the eastern edge of the Causse de Blandas, offering superb views over much of the Pays Viganais. Rocher de la Tude and Pic d'Anjeau These two peaks close the eastern edge of the Causse de Blandas, offering superb views over a large part of the Pays Viganais. Beyond them, to the east, the view opens out over the whole area between the southern Aigoual and the Pic Saint Loup massif.

Explore the must-see sights of Montpellier by Segway. Stride across the city's main districts on a fun two-hour guided tour THANKS TO THIS ORIGINAL MEANS OF TRANSPORT, DISCOVER THE KEY PLACES OF MONTPELLIER IN A FUN WAY! This tour was specifically designed for beginners and your tour guide will show you the key sites in Montpellier. The tour starts with a small training session on how to drive the Segway (15 minutes). Then, you will visit the city's historic streets for an hour and 45 minutes. Your will admire its many squares such as the Place de la Comédie, with the fountain of the Three Graces. You will pass by the Montpellier Cathedral, the Corum (opera house). You can also marvel at the triumph arch of the Porte du Peyrou. Then, you will visit the incredible neoclassic Antigone neighbourhood and admire its architecture inspired from Ancient Greece. You will overlook the Lez river from the Esplanade de l'Europe and go back to the shop by riding along the river. Choose this long fun tour through various neighbourhoods in Montpellier!

Discover Montpellier thanks to the City Pass! The convenient, highly recommendable Montpellier City Pass lets you visit anything you want during 24, 48 or 72 hours. It includes admission to museums and attractions of the region. It also offers unlimited access to public transport! Thanks to the Montpellier Pass, experience all the ferment of the city in one single offer! Find out about all of Montpellier's secrets! You will have free access to the following museums, tours and sites for the selected period of time (24, 48 or 72 hours): * Guided Montpellier tour to discover the best of the historic city centre and its hidden spots... * Montpellier old town museum * Pharmacy and Chapelle de la Miséricorde * Gardens of the Flaugergues castle * Amazonian greenhouse and zoological gardens in Lunaret * A game of bowling in Montpellier In addition, this pass will give you many discounts on: the aquarium, the tourist train, souvenir shops, wine, chocolate... But also on amusement and adventure parks around Montpellier, the network of history and archaeology museums and many other museums in the Montpellier region. CLICK HERE [/"http://www.ot-montpellier.fr/_objets/medias/autres/city-card-2015-175.pdf"] to see all free services and discounts included in the Montpellier Pass Finally, you will have unlimited access to public transport (buses, tram) during the selected period. Choose the Montpellier pass for the duration of your choice and make the most of your stay in Montpellier!

Discover local products and the way they are made thanks to this excursion including visits to vineyards and olive oil producing sites as well as tastings of local products! Discover vines and olive trees in Languedoc on a half-day guided tour! You will leave on a minibus with your tour guide for a half-day guided tour. During this time, you will discover a vineyard and an oil mill, taste 4 different wines and some olive oil. You will start with a visit to a traditional vineyard to know all about producing wine, and will, of course, enjoy tastings! Then, you will visit a family-owned olive oil production site and discover how it is made in the mill. You will then savour quality products and stroll among the vines and olive trees, which are both symbols of the region! Choose this Languedoc vineyard and olive grove discovery and taste regional products!

Go on an excursion to vineyards around Montpellier and enjoy quaint landscapes as well as many tastings! Discover the Pic Saint-Loup, one of the best terroirs in Languedoc, on a half-day guided tour! You will leave on a minibus with your guide for a half-day excursion. You will visit two vineyards and learn all secrets of wine-making, cultivating vine, vinification... Finally, enjoy some tastings: at least 8 wines from the region! Choose this tour to discover the surroundings of Montpellier and taste regional products!

Thalassotherapiy centre on the seaside. Open all year, 9 to 7:45 pm. A sunny beautiful setting facing the sea. Take your time and enjoy a moment of absolute relaxation. The Thalazur Port Camargue thalassotherapy centre, decorated in bright sunny colours, takes you a journey outside of time for total relaxation and a total break from your daily life. Treatments and care, hotel and panoramic restaurant.

Quoi de mieux que de venir pêcher son poisson pour le manger à la maison ? Des sorties pêche en mer sont proposées à l’année, pêche sur épaves, et sur roche, la pêche aux thons rouges en méditerranée pour les avides de sensation et d’adrénaline. Notre bateau devient le vôtre, voici les différentes sorties pêche : - Pêche matinale, de 7h30 à 11h30 tous les jours. - Pêche sportive, nous irons en pleine mer sur des épaves entre 30 et 65 mètres de profondeur. Sensation garanti ! - Pêche au thon, notre capitaine se fera un plaisir de vous accueillir pour la pêche au thon rouge en Méditerranée en no kill (Pratique consistant à relâcher vivants les poissons pêchés). - Pêche nocturne, sortie en groupe. Nous vous invitons à venir pêcher en mer à bord d’un bateau muni d’un éclairage ! - Pêche hivernale, de fin septembre à fin février. Nous irons sur des fonds rocheux mais aussi à proximité d’épaves de bateaux afin de pêcher notamment des calamars, poulpes et sèches. Moments inoubliables assurés !

Lost among the windswept sands, facing the sea, the Espiguette lighthouse has been watching over, dominating and beaconing the dune and shoreline for 150 years. Located in the commune of Le Grau du Roi, in the heart of a remarkable, protected area, the Espiguette lighthouse is a symbol of the richness of the exceptional natural heritage of the Pointe de l'Espiguette, and is an integral part of the dune landscape of the Gard coastline, immovably resisting the assaults of wind, water and sand. Recognizable by its square shape and black color, visible from the sea, the Espiguette lighthouse has been lighting up our coastline and guiding sailors for over 150 years, with its 24-mile (45km) range and its rotating light with 3 white flashes grouped every 15 seconds. Assigned to the Conservatoire du Littoral, the lighthouse was automated in 1980 thanks to its Fresnel lens, which celebrates its 200th anniversary in 2023, and is no longer manned by its keepers. It has been listed as a historical monument since October 9, 2012. The Pointe de l'Espiguette, classified as a Natural Site and Grand Site de France, is a remarkable, protected area, to which access is regulated for its preservation. To visit the Espiguette lighthouse, online booking is required.

Survolez la mer et découvrez le Grau du Roi vu du ciel ! Faites un vol en parachute ascensionnel. Tracté par un bateau, vous n’aurez qu’à vous laisser porter par le vent, dans un silence impressionnant et à savourer la beauté du littoral. Débutants ou experts nos paddles 2 places vous serons louée chez Jet Addict Seul ou à 2 personnes. 1 ou 2h de location.

De Port Camargue, le plus grand port de plaisance d’Europe et le plus grand port de pêche de méditerranée venez découvrir nos côtes de Camargue en pilotant nos YAMAHA 110 cv. Avec ou sans permis, nous vous formons sur les règles de sécurités et le pilotage de nos machines. Pendant 30 minutes dans des conditions idéales vous vivrez un sentiment de liberté, de vitesse, de partage…(encadré par nos moniteurs pour votre sécurité). En randonnée de 1heure, une balade ou les sensations forte sont de la partie. Notre circuit à la découverte de la baie d’Aigues Mortes vous ferra passer par les plages de l’Espiguette, par la Grande Motte et aussi Carnon, Palavas les flots… à la rencontre d’une faune marine riche et préservée.

A rare example in the Midi-Pyrénées region of an unaltered Renaissance leisure residence, where the lords of the Boissezon de Masviel community (now Murat-sur-Vèbre) resided during the reign of Henry IV. Overlooking the hamlet of Canac by roughly one hundred meters, the preserved site offers a wide panorama over the upper Dourdou valley. A family-friendly walk along restored ancient paths leads to the ruins. Experienced hikers will prefer the itinerary “Le Plo de Canac”.

The pubescent oak (Quercus pubescens) is widespread in the areas of the south of France. Its leaves are hairy on their underside, which is an adaptation to drought (the hairs limit evaporation and retain moisture). Formerly, the acorns were collected for animals or eaten by the herds on site.Sources: PNRGC_DA

Château de Vissec is located in the commune of the same name in the Gard department, 25 km southwest of Le Vigan. Located upstream from the cirque de Navacelles and at the crossroads of the Larzac, Campestre and Blandas limestone plateaus, the site was first mentioned in the 10th century. A defensive castle is attested in the 13th century. The local lords were powerful, and the land became a barony. During the Wars of Religion, part of the seigneury remained faithful to Catholicism, while Christophe de Montfaucon, Baron de Vissec, rallied to Calvinism. In 1628, the Duke of Rohan ordered the castle razed to the ground. The ramparts were demolished, but it was not until 1656 that the main elements of the medieval edifice were actually destroyed. The de Montfaucon family soon had a more residential château rebuilt on part of the previous foundations. Vaulted ceilings have been preserved (kitchen, stables), as have features such as doors and an Italian staircase. As a result, today's château presents a contrasting appearance. On the main floor, in what was once the guards' quarters, there is a large Gothic-style stucco fireplace (above the former kitchen), French ceilings and traces of wall paintings and inscriptions. The rectangular portal is highlighted by mouldings simulating capitals. The interior structure remains unchanged. On the first floor, the salon retains historiated panels (landscapes with church, boat, house) separated by garlands of fruit. However, the layout of the rooms has been revised. Both the present building and the ruins of its predecessor, the Castellas, are protected historic monuments.

The site is just incredible. The Vis gushes down from the cliffs with impressive force. You can visit the old mills at your leisure, and admire the waterfalls from different angles as you scramble over the rocks. The further we descend, the more the vegetation changes and we appreciate the freshness of the cedars of Lebanon. As we approach the river, the freshness intensifies, the trees are more vigorous and there are even ferns. Suddenly, with a roar, the screw emerges from the bowels of the mountain. The abundant flow kept the mills, destroyed several times by flooding and then rebuilt, in operation until the early 20th century. It is said that in 1870, the millers had to take refuge on the roofs. An umpteenth flood in 1907 led to the definitive abandonment of the mills, until their restoration in 2000 as part of the Opération Grand Site du Cirque de Navacelles.

In the arid Causses of Larzac to the north and Blandas to the south, the river Vis has carved out an impressive green furrow, dominated at its heart by a hill. This is the Cirque de Navacelles, a geological curiosity shaped by 600,000 years of patient labor. Straddling the departments of Gard and Hérault, the Vis river has carved out its bed in the limestone of the southern causses (Blandas and Larzac), forming vast meanders. Over time, erosion of the rock has enabled the river to cut its course as short as possible, abandoning its former bed. Thus was born the Cirque de Navacelles. To discover it in its entirety, don't miss the 300m-deep descent to the bottom of the cirque. Here, in a green oasis on the banks of the Vis waterfall, lies the village of Navacelles. A botanical trail, accessible to all, has been laid out here. Today, the cirque de Navacelles is a member of the Grands Sites de France, and boasts over 250,000 visitors a year. Since 2011, it has been nestled in the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site (Causse & Cévennes). The heritage of the Cirque de Navacelles Grand Site The joint work of man and nature, the former has used all its power to sculpt the material and shape the site's geological outlines, while the latter has patiently created the "finishing touches": built islands, roads, bridges and paths, low walls supporting the terraces, all at the cost of laborious work to shape the relief. The Cirque de Navacelles Grand Site boasts a magnificent heritage of archaeology, geomorphology and agropastoralism. Hiking and outdoor activities The Grand Site du Cirque de Navacelles is a territory where nature and heritage reveal themselves to those who take the time to observe, listen and smell... Free walks are a wonderful way to discover the fauna and flora, as well as the heritage: lavognes, pastoral enclosures, old bread ovens... Reference books are available to help you discover them (cartoguide, rando-fiche...). THE BELVEDERES OF BLANDAS Situated just 3 minutes from the village of Blandas, the belvederes offer three breathtaking viewpoints over the Cirque de Navacelles and the Vis gorges. The Maison de Site houses a tourist documentation area, a permanent exhibition on agropastoralism, a film showing archaeological discoveries made on the Causse and in the Cirque de Navacelles, a local produce store and a restaurant serving local produce. The facilities are accessible to the disabled. Since July 2013, the "Chênes", "Doline" and "Cascade" lookouts on the Causse de Blandas offer visitors an overview of the grandiose geomorphology of the Cirque de Navacelles and establish a respectful dialogue between Man and Earth. Site accessible to four types of disability.

The slow progression inside dense hedges of boxwood trees arboreal, they were intended to protect and channeling herds. Sources: PNRGC_DA

Picnic area in the shade at the Blandas lookouts Picnic area in the shade at the Blandas lookouts

The lavogne and the tank have a dual function, vital to the plateau. The lavogne is a pond developed on the clay funds, impervious to water. It is often paved with stones to prevent gully erosion that cause trampling of sheep flocs came to drink it. The cistern collects rainwater and stores. It also feeds the lavogne, which, in its side receives runoff from Puech of Lavogne.Sources: PNRGC_DA

The first notes about windmills appear in England and France at the end of the 12th century. They were much developed in the early 13th century and stopped turning at the end of the 19th century without any exception. In La Couvertoirade, there were two windmills, one disappeared but was mentioned in the 17th century in a place called “the Cross of wind”, the other still dominates the city at Redounel. “Le Moulin de Redounel”: altitude: 808 m, outer diameter: 5.56 m, height 6.60 m, thickness of walls: 1.08 m. It is made up of one of the only remains of windmills in South Aveyron, among the 60 windmills known in Aveyron. The windmills were used to grind wheat (flour), to press nuts (oil) or crush apples (cider).Sources: PNRGC_DA

The Templar castle was built in the late twelfth century on the rocky outcrop of the village. Until the construction of the walls in the fifteenth century, its mission was to protect the villagers in case of attack, evidenced by its barbican, this primitive enclosure, as well as the remains of a gatehouse, located above the front door. This building has three parts : a farmyard, a main building and a dungeon.Sources: point Home Tourism Couvertoirade

Located in the heart of the village of Labastide Rouairoux, the restaurant Le Dolmen offers every noon a traditional cuisine in a family atmosphere.

Mediterranean cuisine, seasonal and homemade. Vegetarians and vegans welcome. Eco-responsible outdoor restaurant. Sous le Chêne is an eco-responsible outdoor restaurant in a shady, bucolic and relaxing setting, open from mid-May to mid-September. A dozen tables are laid out in a garden, in the shade of a multi-centenary holm oak near a fountain. Calm and space are the order of the day. "We make it a point of honor to offer you simple yet meticulous cuisine, with a Mediterranean and exotic influence. Virtually everything is 100% homemade, including most of the sauces and condiments for desserts and sorbets. A significant proportion of our dishes are made fresh in front of you. The menu is limited: 3 starters, 3 main courses and 3 desserts. This guarantees optimum freshness. We also offer a vegetarian plate. Vegans or gluten-free are welcome (by reservation). We also grow our own edible flowers and collect wild plants to share unique taste experiences in our home-cooked dishes and drinks". All our wines and products are local, mostly organically grown and sourced through short supply chains. Local IGPs such as brandade de morue, Cévennes sweet onions and Reinette du Vigan are also featured on the menus. Reservations strongly recommended by telephone. Limited seating.

La maison des Cévennes is a former forester's house that has been converted into an inn. Located in Puéchagut in the commune of Bréau-et-Salagosse, south of the Col de la Broue, on the slopes of the Esperou and Lingas mountains. Our team will welcome you every day for lunch and dinner from April 25 to October 15 to introduce you to our traditional cuisine. Summer | April 25 to October 15 | open 7/7 for lunch and dinner Winter | from November 05 to April 05 | open Fri, Sat and Sun for lunch and dinner. Reservations required the rest of the week (6 people minimum).

In the heart of the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes, Le Petit Louis offers a cuisine where tradition and innovation come together harmoniously. The restaurant invites you to enjoy an unforgettable bistronomic experience, with homemade dishes. Le Petit Louis specializes in bistronomic cuisine, blending traditional French flavors with innovative techniques to create dishes that are both classic and surprising. The restaurant's dining room guarantees optimum comfort for its guests, while its interior patio offers a tranquil oasis where culinary delights can be savored out of sight. Every dish prepared with care by the Petit Louis team features local produce, magnifying local ingredients with creativity and passion. Whether for lunch with friends, a romantic dinner or a special celebration, Le Petit Louis offers the perfect setting for any occasion.

Café du Commerce offers an authentic experience under the plane trees of Aigues-Mortes' main square. The restaurant invites you to sample traditional cuisine featuring seafood. The Café du Commerce on the main Place Saint Louis in Aigues-Mortes intra-muros, seduces with its authentic charm under the plane trees. Its vast sunny terrace offers a friendly, picturesque setting, ideal for enjoying traditional cuisine. Specializing in seafood dishes, the restaurant offers a variety of fresh fish and seafood, prepared with care and creativity. Diners are carried away by the subtly enhanced marine flavors, honoring quality local products. Whether for a family lunch or a romantic dinner, café du commerce promises an unforgettable culinary experience, where every bite is an invitation to savor the very essence of Mediterranean cuisine, in a lively setting in the heart of the medieval city.

La Table de Paco in Aigues-Mortes combines tradition and gourmet delights in a friendly atmosphere. Its dining room and charming patio provide the ideal setting for enjoying authentic, traditional cuisine. La Table de Paco is a landmark address for lovers of traditional cuisine and tasty meats. The restaurant's cosy dining room and sunny patio provide the ideal setting for a meal. The speciality of the house lies in the meticulous preparation of meats, combining traditional know-how with authentic flavours. Diners enjoy generous, flavorful dishes, featuring local produce. Whether it's for a sunny lunch on the patio or an intimate dinner indoors, La Table de Paco will seduce you with its convivial atmosphere and authenticity. Every visit is an invitation to discover the delights of southern cuisine in a picturesque setting in the heart of the medieval city.

The place to be for gourmands and gourmets, where the bistro spirit merges with gourmet cuisine. Restaurant 100% fresh and home-made! In the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes, Arnaud welcomes you in a warm atmosphere. Aromatik is a unique blend of bistro-style cooking and gastronomy. The menu is 100% fresh and homemade, with products selected for their flavor and origin. Whether you're a gourmet or a gourmand, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings.

Chez Carrière in Aigues-Mortes offers an authentic culinary experience, featuring traditional Camargue cuisine. Chez Carrière offers local cuisine based on local products. It's a way of introducing you to the traditions of the Camargue region, with dishes such as stuffed squid, octopus rouille from Aigues-Mortes or gardianne de taureau. The menu changes in summer and winter, guaranteeing you seasonal cuisine.

We have the pleasure to welcome you in our renovated XIXth century house, combining ancient and modern, located near the green way, in the middle of the black mountain.

Looking for adventure? If you want to isolate yourself from the world and find yourself surrounded by nature in a mountain refuge, you have found the ideal place. At the top of the Montagne Noire, an exceptional panorama is offered to you. Looking for adventure? If you want to isolate yourself from the world and find yourself surrounded by nature in a mountain refuge, you have found the ideal place. At the top of the Montagne Noire, an exceptional panorama is offered to you. Mountain refuge, 2 rooms for 4 people, table, chairs, fireplace and gas cooker. View on the Roc de Peyremaux. Lighting by photovoltaic electricity. Water at 200 meters from a spring. Tow bar for horses. Possibility of carrying luggage and meals according to the number of people. On demand.

Quiet, Relaxing, Clean, Family, Welcoming, Warm : our customers describe us as such. If that suits you, come and put your suitcases. Heated swimming pool, Trampoline, Inflatable game, Snack, Hiking, Greenway, Mountain biking…will enhance your stay. Are you looking for a beautiful ‘green’ campsite in quiet surroundings were you can enjoy the culture and sportive environment, you are welcome on Camping LESTAP, far away from stress. Located in the middle of the Park Haute Languedoc, at 1 km from the little village Albine, close to all important access roads, we welcome you to stay on Lestap and enjoy the half shade pitches laid out in terraces with stunning views and our swimming pool. At the border between the Tarn, L’Aude and L’Herault, and only one hour from the Mediterranean coast, you will be surprised by the richness in nature and history from the Montagne Noir. Swimming Pool from 01/07 to 03/09 Bathing-Place from 01/07 to 03/09 Bar Or Refreshment Bar from 15/06 to 03/09 Restaurant or Takeaway Meals from 01/07 to 27/08

Maison de maître du XVIIIe siècle logé au cœur des remparts d’Aigues-Mortes, à deux pas de la Place Saint-Louis, l’hôtel Saint-Louis vous plonge dans l’atmosphère inimitable d’une ville fortifiée, au sein-même de la Camargue Gardoise. Built in the 18th century and completely renovated in a contemporary style inspired by the Camargue, our establishment houses a hotel, a bar, a restaurant, a patio, a seminar room and a wellness area designed to transform your private or professional stays into unforgettable moments. Its exceptional location is ideal for exploring and discovering: the medieval city and its 13th-century ramparts, the Camargue Gardoise with its flora and fauna, the Mediterranean and its fine sandy beaches (5mn), the proximity of Arles, Nîmes and Montpellier (35km. For an à la carte stay, an extended weekend, a business meeting, a family vacation or a romantic getaway, choose L'Hôtel Saint-Louis for a timeless experience...

La Maison de Mon Père in Aigues-Mortes offers four charming and comfortable rooms. Enjoy a warm welcome, tasteful decor, excellent bedding and gourmet cuisine, for an authentic stay in the heart of the Camargue. La Maison de Mon Père in Aigues-Mortes welcomes guests to a warm, authentic setting in the heart of the Camargue. The four carefully decorated guest rooms offer optimum comfort, with quality bedding, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, safe, coffee machine, private bathroom and double-glazed windows for a peaceful stay. Every morning, a gourmet breakfast featuring local specialties and homemade dishes is served. For meals, the "Pastabar" restaurant offers two distinct atmospheres: a convivial street-side counter for cosy moments, and a more intimate patio, perfect for a quiet culinary experience. Whether you want to discover the treasures of the Camargue or simply relax, La Maison de Mon Père promises a memorable stay combining comfort, hospitality and gastronomy.

The Farniente B&B, at the foot of the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes, offers a haven of peace with its flower-filled patio. Conviviality, calm and southern charm await you for a unique stay, close to the historic center and Camargue beaches. The Farniente B&B, at the foot of the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes, embodies the charm of the South with its warm, relaxed atmosphere. After passing through a pretty wrought-iron gate, you'll discover a flower-filled patio, a veritable haven of peace. Ideally located in a quiet area, yet close to the picturesque streets, art galleries, stores and restaurants of the historic center, this guest house offers you a stay steeped in authenticity. In addition to friendly accommodation, Farniente offers themed getaways to discover the Camargue and its traditions, providing unique and enriching experiences.

In the heart of the Camargue, 5 minutes from the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes, this is a small, comfortable, family-run three-star hotel. Swimming pool. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, free parking and an outdoor swimming pool. All rooms at the Hôtel des 4 Vents feature a TV, private bathroom and private terrace. A continental breakfast is served daily. You can also relax at the bar, where a variety of drinks are on offer. Free private parking is available on site. If you're a lover of the Camargue, we'll be delighted to give you all the information you need to make the most of your stay! Whether you're looking for an excursion, a restaurant to suit your taste or just a relaxing break, there's always a tip to make your stay at Les 4 Vents unique! Sports enthusiasts can count on us to help them discover our hiking and biking trails. For families with teenagers, a more spacious 5-person suite will preserve everyone's privacy and independence (2 TVs, independent air-conditioning, large Italian-style shower). The terraces of each room allow for more economical stays, with the possibility of picnics authorized, with the exception of breakfasts!

Comfortable accommodation in the heart of a typical hamlet in Bouisset Lasfaillades, between Anglès and Castres in the Tarn. Stopover or holiday gite located between Sidobre, Monts de Lacaune and Montagne Noire, less than 300 metres from the GR 653 Way of St James. In Bouisset Lasfaillades, between Anglès and Castres in the Tarn. Our St Jacques gite is located in a charming and peaceful little hamlet in an unspoilt natural setting at an altitude of 700 metres. Set in undulating countryside between Sidobre, Monts de Lacaune and Montagne Noire, this gîte will give you the chance to relax away from the noise and bustle of the city. The village of Lasfaillades, crossed by the GR 653 Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela, offers great walking and mountain-biking opportunities just a few kilometres away. Nearby, you can also take advantage of the small lake and picnic area less than 300m away. Self-contained gîte (sleeps 8/9), located in the centre of the hamlet less than 300 metres from the GR. Ground floor entrance with terrace and garden furniture. Ground floor: fitted kitchen with large dining table, toilet and shower room, lounge with seating area, laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. First floor: 3 bedrooms (3 single beds), (2 single beds), (1 double bed + 1 single bed), shower room and WC. The gite also has a garage. Television and small library available. Grassed area, car park and barbecue are also available next to the gîte. Pilgrim gite with half-board available on reservation.

Sophie and Vincent welcome you to their home in an exceptional, green and peaceful setting on the banks of the river. La Magnanerie d'hôtes offers 5 charming guest rooms, equipped with reversible air conditioning, private bathroom and toilet. Swimming pool and riverside park are at your disposal. A haven of peace for nature lovers.

Near the village of St-Amans Soult, the home of Marshal Soult, welcome during school holidays, football field and sports board. Free management provided that a person is entitled to use professional kitchen equipment. Near the village of St-Amans Soult, the home of Marshal Soult, welcome during school holidays, football field and sports board. Free management provided that a person is entitled to use professional kitchen equipment.