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.
Independent winegrower for 2 generations, we produce IGP Ardèche wines as a family. Our aim is to bring a breath of fresh air and renewal to this historic estate in the southern Ardèche, and to help you discover our trade and our passion.
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Without a guide and without booking, a self-guided, peaceful tour among fine crystallizations and tree roots unique in Europe. Powerful headlamps are provided to light up the easy, safe course. Available: Golf, Games, Karts...
On the Grand Site de l'Aven d'Orgnac, just a stone's throw from the Grotto exit, the Cité de la Préhistoire evokes 350,000 years of human adventure through collections of local remains of human occupation. Visit before or after the Aven d'Orgnac!
Picnic tables at the shade of trees and of the chapel (occasionally opened). Parking - Tables and benches - Bins.
The owners invite you to settle in their little Cocoon, a spacious 41m2 gîte dedicated to rest, relaxation and well-being with its spa bath.
Unique in Ardèche ! Return to the source assured in the middle of the countryside with breathtaking views. Unusual accommodation in the heart of nature with shared swimming pool and jacuzzi.
This wine cooperative was founded in 1952 to group together winegrowers from Valvignères, Saint-Thomé and Gras. Together, the 44 cooperative farmers produce and sell 25,000 to 30,000 hectolitres of wine on the 470 hectares of vine plantations. The cooperative bears the 'Goûtez l'Ardèche' quality label.
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.
