Brittany is an emblematic destination and very appreciated for its culture, atmosphere and unique landscapes. In the heart of this beautiful region you will discover the Armorique Regional Natural Park.
Namely, the Armorique Natural Park is the second Park created in France in 1969. The park extends from the Parc des monts d'Arrée to the coast of the Crozon peninsula, passing through the Aulne valley and the bay of Brest, and extends at sea by the islands of Iroise (Sein, Molène and Ouessant).
The Gulf of Morbihan, located in Brittany, in the northwest of France, is one of the most enchanting and preserved destinations in the country.
Famous for its natural beauty, ecological diversity and rich cultural heritage, the Gulf of Morbihan is often nicknamed "the small sea" because of its calm waters and large expanse. Here is an overview of this marine jewel.
Nestled along the northern coast of Brittany, France, Carantec is a captivating town brimming with natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant Breton culture. Known for its scenic beaches, nearby islands, and historical landmarks, Carantec offers a unique experience for travelers seeking a blend of relaxation and cultural immersion.
Nîmes is known for its unique remains, notably its Roman amphitheatre, the Maison Carrée, the Jardins de la Fontaine. We invite you to discover the museums in the heart of Nîmes, between art, history and culture. Discover the Nîmes territory and the lives of the men who inhabited it for 25 centuries.
The Pyrénées-Orientales are full of more unique places, with hikes and national parks unique in France.
The Cirque de Gavarnie, a jewel of the national pac of the Hautes Pyrénées. Listed as a UNESCO world heritage site in the “Pyrénées Mont Perdu”, Lake d'Oo, Pic de Soularac, the Marcadou Valley...
Located in the Périgord Noir, Montignac is a charming village crossed by the Vézère, best known for housing one of the greatest treasures of prehistoric art: the Lascaux cave.
Montignac offers a multitude of historical, cultural and natural attractions which make this village an unmissable destination in the Dordogne. In this article, we take you to discover Montignac, from its prehistoric riches to its picturesque atmosphere.
Castelnaud-la-Chapelle is a jewel of the Périgord Noir, in the heart of the Dordogne. This village is ranked among the most beautiful in France, and dominates by its imposing medieval castle. Discover the historical, cultural and natural riches of Castelnaud-la-Chapelle.
In the heart of the Vézère valley, Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil is a must-see destination for lovers of prehistory, history and spectacular natural landscapes. This village in Périgord Noir, in the Dordogne, is full of archaeological treasures and natural wonders to discover that will delight young and old. In this article, we take you to discover the Eyzies, with essentials and well-kept secrets.
Why not take your next holiday in the Tarn? Visit the Museum of the Dream of the Past in Ronel. Discover life-size reconstructions and trace the universe of the 1900s to 1930s: a house, a post office, a school and a baker's bakery.
Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère is a pretty picturesque village classified in the list of the "most beautiful villages in France". This charming village is guarded by its castles - the Manoir de la salle, but also: the Château de Clérans, as well as the Château de Chabans, flagship of the Côte de Jor - the village prides itself on hosting, in the beautiful Romanesque church of the 12th century, the Musical Festival of Périgord Noir.
Located in Provence, the Grotte de Sainte-Baume is a place that attracts visitors every year. Full of history and legends, it offers a unique experience combining nature, pilgrimage and contemplation. Let's discover this exceptional site through this blog article...
Located on the banks of the Dordogne, Sainte-Foy-la-Grande is a charming small village that deserves to be discovered. Founded in the 13th century, this medieval bastide offers a captivating mix of history, culture and natural beauty. Follow us for a guided tour of this picturesque village and its enchanting surroundings.
Charente-Maritime is a popular tourist destination for its beaches, islands and historic towns. But did you know that the surroundings of this department also offer treasures to discover? Here are some ideas for exploring the regions around Charente-Maritime, each with its own charm and unique activities.
The Museum of Mysteries, escape game in Marmande. A playful and intellectual immersive journey that mixes reflection, teamwork and immersion. This requires logic, observation and creativity. Discover several universes, fantasy, investigations...
Near Bordeaux, you will find Maison Corbière, a charming and completely renovated small town house that can accommodate up to 6 people with its 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. This property is located at the gates of Libourne in Gironde, with all the amenities of Libourne nearby but also Bordeaux.
The Château des Fleurs dates from the 13th century, it was carefully renovated while preserving the charm of its original elements. This 3-level accommodation can accommodate up to 6 people with its 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
Located in the south of France, the Gard department is a destination that is nevertheless worth the detour. The Gard stands out between its varied landscapes, its rich historical and cultural heritage, and tasty gastronomy, the Gard has something to seduce travelers in search of authenticity. Let's discover together this hidden treasure in the south of France.
The Pont du Gard is one of the most impressive and best preserved Roman monuments in France. Located in Occitania, near Nimes and Uzès, the Pont du Gard attracts thousands of visitors every year. Immerse yourself with us in the fascinating history and natural beauty of this iconic site.
This pretty castle in the Gers accommodates up to 8 people with its 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
You can enjoy 5 hectares of private land and private swimming pool to enjoy the beautiful sunny summer days.
The property is located in the countryside between Toulouse, 1h18 and Bordeaux, 2h30.
20 minutes from Narbonne, discover the hamlet of Somail, built on the Canal du Midi.
One can only be charmed by the architectural ensemble classified as historic monuments and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You will appreciate the calm of a stroll on the Canal or simply sit down at the table at one of the restaurants after having taken advantage of one of the unusual visits where you will learn
At the foot of the French Alps, you will find Annecy, known as the "Venice of the Alps", this city offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and history.
Annecy is a very beautiful town which offers breathtaking views, well known for its lake, which is considered one of the purest in Europe.
Surrounded by majestic mountains, this lake offers a multitude of water activities such as paddle boarding, kayaking, and sailing. For hiking enthusiasts, the trails around the lake and on the surrounding peaks offer breathtaking panoramic views.
Maison Valière is located between Narbonne and Lézignan-Corbières, 50 minutes from Carcassonne.
You will find the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a restaurant accessible just 5 minutes away. Maison Valière can accommodate up to 8 beds, with its 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
On the edge of Magalas, Maison Campredon is a beautiful contemporary villa located in a residential area among the Languedoc vineyards, with all amenities within a 10-minute walk (or three minutes by car). Mediterranean beaches 35 minutes away.
Visit of the Doué-La-Fontaine Zoo. Located in the Anjou region, in the heart of the Loire Valley, the Doué-la-Fontaine Zoo, founded in 1961, is nestled in a former falun quarry. It inhabits more than 130 species representing more than 1900 animals.
The charming municipality of Duras in Lot-et-Garonne is an unknown treasure in the South West of France. With its rich historical heritage, picturesque landscapes and wine fame, Duras offers an authentic and memorable experience to its visitors.
