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The Gorges de l'Ardèche are one of the most remarkable natural sites in Europe. Classified as a Nature Reserve, the Gorges de l'Ardèche amaze you with their breathtaking landscapes and their unspoiled environment. You can discover them by canoe, on foot, by car, or even by boat.

Chauvet Cave was discovered in 1994 and is a cave covered in prehistoric drawings, over 36,000 years old. There are 425 drawings and paintings, including exceptional representations of animals (twice as old as those in Lascaux!), Chauvet Cave is actually the most ancient example of art in the world!

A unique geological curiosity in the world, this grandiose natural arch was pierced into the rock by the passage of the Ardèche river. Located at the entrance to the Gorges de l'Ardèche, it measures 54 meters high, 60 meters wide, and is dated at least 500,000 years ago.

Aven d´Orgnac is a cave classified as a Grand Site de France. 700 steps to descend to reach 120 m underground, to gigantic rooms, adorned with stalagmites and stalactites, each more magnificent than the next.

Classé parmi les Plus Beaux Villages de France, Balazuc, c'est des petites maisons serrées les une contre les autres, accrochées à la falaise au dessus de la rivière Ardèche, et de jolies petites calades typiques des villages ardéchois.

Bercé par le clapotis de la rivière Beaume qui coule à ses pieds, le village de Labeaume est entouré d’impressionnantes falaises calcaires, creusées de grottes. Ses maisons typiques se serrent le long d’étroites calades et de petits passages voûtés, où il fait bon flâner et prendre le temps de vivre…

Charmant village de Vogüé… Un château parfaitement rénové, et ses jardins suspendus depuis lesquels la vue est magnifique. Des petites maisons serrées les unes contre les autres, au pied d’imposantes falaises Et tout ça, au bord de la rivière.