A unique experience in the world The Ardèche gorges

Charming village of Vogüé… Small houses huddled together at the foot of imposing cliffs. Stone cobbles, typical of old Ardèche villages.

The village of Lanas is located in the heart of the limestone plateau of Gras, near the Ardèche river. This ancient medieval village retains many remains of ramparts and fortified gates crossed by cobbled streets.

In Rochecolombe, it seems that time has stopped. The irregular and steep cobbled streets intertwine like a labyrinth, and all converge towards the highest point of the old village: the belvedere of the castle.

With its small houses huddled against each other, clinging to the cliff above the Ardèche river, its cool and shaded cobbled streets, Balazuc is classified among the Most Beautiful Villages of France.

Leaving the RD86 between the city of Viviers and Bourg-Saint-Andéol, a small road takes us out of the Rhône Valley to reach the interior. Barely 3 kms further, the proud village of Saint-Montan camped on its pedestal of the rock of Agache appears to us like a benevolent sentinel. Often illuminated by the deep sun of southern Ardèche, its ocher facades stand out from the limestone of the rocks that were used in its construction. Saint-Montan is classified as a Village of Character, among the 21 in Ardèche.

Bessas

Set on a small hill, Bessas is a village of traditional stone houses. Don't hesitate to push open the door of the beautifully restored church to admire the magnificent altarpiece, and to take the footpaths that offer remarkable panoramic views.

Vagnas

Discovering Vagnas and its natural and wine-growing environment means immersing yourself in the history of the Southern Ardèche, from the Stone Age to the present day.

Bidon

If you are french, when you hear the name of this village for the first time, you can't help but smile! The name "Bidon" could be explained by the fact that nature has created a natural water reserve here. It's also where you'll find Europe's largest doline...

Bourg-Saint-Andéol

Bourg-Saint-Andéol is certainly a town of history, but here heritage is lived and lived in. The streets of Bourg-Saint-Andéol offer a panorama of private mansions with special destinies.