Le Domaine de la Manse
Domaine de la Manse is a wonderfully charming B&B between Berg and Coiron. This former silk farm is the perfect setting on the edge of the Ibie Valley at the foot of the ancient "Royal Route". Label "Vignobles et Découvertes"
Domaine de la Manse is a wonderfully charming B&B between Berg and Coiron. This former silk farm is the perfect setting on the edge of the Ibie Valley at the foot of the ancient "Royal Route". Label "Vignobles et Découvertes"
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!
From the age of 7, plunge into the heart of aquatic fun! Jumps, slides, whatever you fancy... A fun, friendly way to get back to your roots.
Breathtaking... Such is the experience at Aven d'Orgnac. Nature and culture complement each other. The Grotto - discovered 90 years ago, in 1935 - is spectacular, and the Cité de la Préhistoire - modern and fun - invites you to step back in time...
This easy-to-access 2.5-hour course is ideal for families and children. Starting from our base. Keep your eyes peeled as you pass the Viel Audon: you might just spot the goats quenching their thirst by the river!
Splash! We’re off to explore the Ardèche canyons, sculpted by the force of clear water, jumps, slides, waterfall rappelling and zip wires will be on the agenda for crossing these isolated and wild places.
This castle’s medieval and renaissance architecture is unique to the area. It is open to the public all year long except in February. During the summer there are guided tours and medieval activities. Documentation in English.
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.).
Entertainment and village life with the organization of the "Fouillis de St Jean" on the first Sunday of September.