Après la Sieste, Languedoc-Roussillon

Dining: Discover gourmet meals prepared by a chef on Thursday and Sunday evenings if there is a minimum of 8 participants.
Wellness: a professional massage can be arranged in advance.
Biking: The inn is near several charming villages and vineyards which you can discover by bike or on foot. They will loan you a mountain bike.
Tennis: Guests have free access to 2 nearby tennis courts.
Canoeing or kayaking: near the Ardêche, the Gardon, or the Cêze (between 20 & 35 km)
Climbing: Dentelles de Montmirail, Collias, Gorges de l'Ardèche, Calanques
Horses: Equestrian centre in the village or in Camargue
Golf: 25km
Wine Route: visit the cellars of Châteauneuf du Pape, Lirac, Tavel etc.

Explore the local area:
Avignon (20km away): City of Popes with its palace and its famous "Pont D'Avignon". Premier Theatre Festival in the month of July.

The Bridge of the Gard (30km): This is the most visited monument in France, the best preserved of the Roman aqueducts.

Baux de Provence (45km): At the heart of Massif des Alpilles, one of the most beautiful places in Provence, this village, set majestically on a rocky spur, overlooks the valley of the Baux, which is covered with thousands of olive trees.

Uzès (30km): Uzès is the first dukedom of France. If you visit on a Saturday, you can enjoy the market, one of the most famous in the South of France.

Arles (70km): Arles is well known for its festivals (called feris) and is an interesting stop if you are spending a day in the Camargue

The Luberon (70km): is a superb nature park; a country of Rousillion shades of ochre, a kingdom of Gordes stone.

Sautadet Falls (20km): A very beautiful site near the house, you can enjoy it if visiting La Roque du Cèze, an adorable village, and going as far as the Grotto of l'Aven d'Orgnac.

The Camargue (70km): Marvel at the beauty of nature in the wild. Walk in the country of horses, flamingos and bulls. Take a horse ride on the beach, an unforgettable memory!

The Calanques (115km): Ideal for spending a day by the sea. It's a coastline torn apart by abrupt cliffs which jets out into the deep blue Mediterranean. It's also a great place for diving or climbing.

The Ardèche Gorges (60km): Discover the gorges on canoe or kayak. You could also do climbing or cycling or donkey riding.

Children: not appropriate for children.
Pets: not admitted.