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.
Situated in the Rhône Valley, close to the Ardèche Gorges and at the gateway to Provence, this colourful annual market features local produce and a wide variety of stalls. From June to September, the market expands to include crafts, producers...
Join us for a tour of the estate and a tasting of our wines in the little wood opposite the château! And to make the evening even more convivial, we won't forget to invite our friend Alain and his excellent sausages!
Crossing the Ardèche Gorge Nature Reserve, from Vallon to Sauze. This trip can be completed during the day, depending on the flow of the river and your physical condition. An average of 6 to 7 hours navigation is relatively common.
Discover the horseback ride. In a wild and preserved setting, our state graduate instructor offers courses in career or varied terrain and horse riding from 2 hours to one day. Small groups from 1 to 3 riders. Ethological riding.
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.
Set up on the riverside quais. Stalls selling food, clothes, gifts, leather goods, etc.
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.
Visit the cooperative shop and see how Alba-la-Romaine’s passionate winegrowers work. Our team of professionals are ready waiting to give you a taste of their varied range of vintages, each one reflecting the characteristics of its own particular terroir and grape variety.
