Day 1 max: Take full advantage of the joys of canoeing and kayaking, passing through water slides and under the Pont d'Arc. 24 km on Day 2: Start after the Pont d'Arc, crossing the Gorges de l'Ardèche nature reserve from Vallon to Sauze.
Peaceful setting in a hamlet, yet close to town, with your first swim just 3km away on foot via a hiking trail filled with the scents of the garrigue. After your exertion, a nap by the pool is in order. In the evening, enjoy the sunsets over the vineyards.
From the age of 7, if you already climb indoors and would like to become an independent rock climber, an outing adapted to your level, from Beginner to Advanced, on a natural site.
A fun canyoning course for all the family, from age 7 upwards. No obstacles required! Half-day or full-day introductory course with a local, independent instructor. Photographs taken during the descent, offered at the end of the trip.
The only one of its kind in the Ardèche, the Vendoule is a magnificent dry canyon with 2 zip lines (10 and 15m) landing at the foot of the Rochecolombe waterfall. Accessible from age 5 (special harnesses) to 80.
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.
The first park of its kind in Europe, with a giant wooden labyrinth on 2 levels, some 30 optical illusions unique in the world + zip lines, pedal go-karts, accrokids, giant wooden games...Sweet and savory catering based on local and organic products.
- Step into the wonderful world of Ardeche wine - Take part in a fun and interactive tour from vine to glass - Indulge in a tasting, learn about oenology and food and wine pairings This is a unique experience to share with your family or friends !
The cave holds many a hidden treasure but some are fragile and kept out of reach. Les Coulisses allows you to visit them, if you’re willing to make the effort. This beautiful tour is fun and accessible to all, although it’s a bit of a physical challenge!
