Picnic area in Saint Gineis en Coiron village
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.
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.
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In this farm cottage, you will be welcomed by an artist-farmer couple, the Ferme des Cochons Nomades. Comfortable cottage renovated by us, south-facing terrace and land. Visits to family farms possible (milk, bread, wine, poultry, etc.).
Large rustic gîte for 4 to 5 people in a stone village house, in the heart of the Ibie valley, 15 minutes from Vallon Pont d'Arc and 20 minutes from the Caverne du Pont d'Arc (Chauvet cave). Common swimming pool.
Recent and air-conditioned house for 6 people 85 square meter fully equipped, ground floor, with garage, patio,bioclimatic pergola, garden, 3 bedrooms with real beds, sheets and blankets. Hiking trails nearby. Motorcyclists welcome.
In the heart of the village of St Maurice d'Ibie. Contemporary and independent house on large garden of 1600m2. Swimming nearby in the Ibie Valley. Near the Pont d'Arc. We love to welcome and share our knowledge of Ardèche with you.
This picnic area with 2 tables is located in a picturesque town of southern Ardeche. It is located in the preserved valley of the river Ibie.
From the Cévennes to the Rhône Valley, the diversity of our terroirs offers a generous range of Appellation wines, AOP Côtes du Rhône, Côtes du Vivarais and IGP Ardèche (Viognier, Chatus,...) to discover in bottles and Bag in Box for all your tastes!
Rental for 2 to 5 people, near Vallon Pont d'Arc, in the hamlet of Les Salèlles in Saint-Maurice-d'Ibie. Terraced house, upstairs, with a separate uncovered terrace overlooking the Ibie Valley.
A path along the old canal leads you to the small irrigation canal bridge, an original structure that allowed the canal to span a valley and then to the banks of the Ibie River. This walk is marked with three information panels.