A family-friendly, 4-star campsite nestled in nature, Le Sous-Bois offers a peaceful and relaxing setting close to major tourist attractions. It features accommodations and pitches, a swimming pool, a restaurant, and services designed for comfort.
Join Sylvain, a passionate master glassmaker, for an unforgettable experience and make your own blown glass objects: 1 Christmas bauble, 1 sulphur and 1 pair of glasses!
An adventure in the footsteps of Germain, the shepherd who discovered the Grotte de la Madeleine in 1888. An expedition combining caving in the undeveloped parts of the cave and hiking in the heart of the Ardèche Gorges.
Attractive, self contained ground floor gîte in open countryside with lovely view of valley. 200m from owner's house, 50m from gîte no. 247018. Peaceful setting. Warm welcome guaranteed. 1st gîte: living room, fitted kitchen area, lounge area (double sofa bed), 2 bedrooms (double bed) (2 single beds), shower room, WC. Electric heating. Covered terrace, unfenced garden. Lots of walking/hiking trails on the doorstep. Large shops 6km. Nearby: Alba-la-Romaine (chateau, old village, vineyards), Ibie valley, Coiron cave dwelling. Pet option: 500€/week.
A day on the water with a great program: The listed village of Balazuc, the hamlet of vieil audon, swimming and picnic breaks, the superb cliffs of the cirque de Gens, a trip on the Ruoms toboggan... Something for all ages!
Canyoning. A short introduction to canyoning for children lasting around 2 hours
Discover an unforgettable canoeing adventure on the Ardèche with Ardèche Outdoor Activities! Enjoy a 7-kilometer mini-descent suitable for children as young as 5.
Come and discover the activity : walk, swim, natural slide, jump .... following the river course through a canyon.
Large character cottage for 6 people located in a stone village house, in the hamlet of Salèlles, in the heart of the beautiful and wild Ibie Valley, at the gates of Vallon Pont d'Arc and the Grotte Chauvet 2. Pool to share.
Underground adventure in the Aven des Côtes cave.
