Gite in basalt stones located in a large building of character in Ardèche, in a natural setting next to the vineyards. River and aquatic areas within walking distance. Access to the swimming pool and to the services of the Arches campsite during the season..
Here, you'll be greeted by the owners themselves, who will help you get right into the swing of your vacation. Authenticity, respect, mutual support, camaraderie, fun, and good humor punctuate your stay.
The rooms "les Rosiers et les Muriers" are on the ground floor of an old 19th century Magnanerie. Each room of approximately 30m2 has a terrace and opens onto a large interior courtyard with flowers.
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"
Private evening canoe adventure available for a group of friends or with family away from the daytime bustling crowds. Your enthousiastic and knowledgeable guide will make sure you fully enjoy the quiet magic of the Ardeche river at the end of the day.
An intense experience to share! You'll get a real eyeful on Day 1 in the Ardèche Gorges, and on Day 2, you'll have a blast crossing dykes, discovering the Pont d'Arc and running rapids to spice things up!
Florence and Benoît welcome you all year long on their young family estate in bio and biodynamic in the South of the Ardèche .. Time for a visit, a ride or a picnic, discover the area and taste our rosés, white and red.
Bike hire on the "Via Ardèche" greenway (former railway line), between Vogué and Grospierres (25 km). Discover our ultra-comfortable beach cruiser bikes, for a gentle ride through magnificent landscapes, or our electric bikes.
The stone-built Le Mas de Mon Père oozes premium comfort in 1ha of enclosed grounds. We'll give you a warm, family welcome and introduce you to the southern Ardèche's treasures.
Entertainment and village life with the organization of the "Fouillis de St Jean" on the first Sunday of September in the streets of the village.
