Come and drop off your bags for a few days at the Auberge des Salelles where you will find 4 guest rooms as well as the Zarathoustra restaurant and its shaded terrace. Rooms for 2 to 4 people, homemade breakfast optional, smiles guaranteed!
We make our nougat with passion, respecting tradition with French almonds and local honey, all carefully selected in our workshop. Taste the Ardèche and Tasty Stage of Ardèche. FREE visit.
Charming cottage in stay for 2 people. For horse riding in the countryside, 3 rides are planned on your week to take you deep in the southern Ardeche safely with our trained horses.
In the quiet countryside, South Ardèche, 1 hectare property with its wooden chalets. Ideal for stay with friends, family, lovers. Children's games, barbecue. Heated swimming pool 4m x 7m (depth: 1,50m) and Nordic bath.
At the earth of this picturesque village, you can found a table and a big green grass ground to picnic. The church of the village is classified as Historical Monument.
The Neck of Sceautres is the most important in Europe. There is a statue of the Virgen Mary at its peck. 130m above the village, the neck, plug of the old chimney of the volcano, allows us to discover the geology of the site.
A group of 24 accommodations in a isolated wilderness area, with swimming pool, plays. Independent accomodation or groups welcomed during the low season (around 45 people). Possibility for a room inside for maximum 30 people with possibility for a caterer.
"Established in 1983, the Ardèche organic cosmetics brand, MELVITA, invites you to learn about its history and values and to follow a product throughout the different production stages, on a guided tour of the factory.
The Hippocampe swimming pool is an indoor pool open all year round. It comprises 2 pools.
Discover the beautiful Gorges du Chassezac! With 7 and 10km options, the Chassezac will amaze you with its landscapes and idyllic beaches. On a rental basis or with our instructors, we offer a formula that suits your needs of discovery and change of scenery.
