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Camille BernardLes Vailhès
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Description for Gite
This charming gite is located on the garden level of a wing in the house, offering a stunning view of the lake. It features two comfortable rooms, one with a spacious bed and the other with twin beds. The gite also includes a well-equipped kitchen and a spacious living area measuring 40m2. Guests can enjoy immediate access to the terrace, complete with a barbecue, and a beautiful garden that overlooks the lake. The garden is shared with the other residents of the house.Reviews
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Directions
To get to "la maison du lac" from Montpellier, take way out N°55 on Autoroute A75. If you are coming from Millau, take way out N54. At Cartels roundabout, take the D148E towards "lake du Salagou". After driving for 1km, make a left turn at "les Vailhès". 500 meters later, take another left towards les Vailhès, following the road going up. Once you reach les Vailhès, continue downhill until you reach the last home, "la maison du lac".
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| Holiday Home | 4 | 450 | 680 | ||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert (8.5 km): A picturesque medieval village nestled in a valley, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is known for its well-preserved abbey and charming streets. It is also a starting point for hiking trails in the surrounding natural park.
- Pont du Diable (8.8 km): Also known as the Devil's Bridge, this ancient stone bridge spans the Hérault River. Built in the 11th century, it is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers stunning views of the river and surrounding gorge.
- Lac du Salagou (13.7 km): A beautiful man-made lake surrounded by red cliffs and rolling hills, Lac du Salagou is perfect for outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sailing, fishing, hiking, and picnicking in this scenic area.
- Cirque de Mourèze (15.6 km): Located within the Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park, the Cirque de Mourèze is a unique geological formation. It features an impressive collection of dolomite rocks sculpted by erosion, creating a maze-like landscape that offers breathtaking views.
- Grotte de Clamouse (17.2 km): This stunning limestone cave system is renowned for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors can take guided tours to explore the underground chambers and learn about the geological wonders of the region.
- Château de Montpellier-le-Vieux (25.3 km): Situated in a vast rocky landscape resembling a ruined city, this natural geological site offers a fascinating hiking experience. Visitors can wander through the labyrinth of rock formations and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Montpellier (35.6 km): The vibrant city of Montpellier is worth a visit. It boasts a rich history, beautiful architecture, lively squares, and a charming old town. Explore its museums, stroll along the Promenade du Peyrou, or relax in one of the many cafes and restaurants.
- Sète (53.5 km): Known as the "Venice of Languedoc," Sète is a charming seaside town with picturesque canals and a bustling fishing port. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, visit the Musée Paul Valéry, or relax on the sandy beaches.
- Carcassonne (95.4 km): A UNESCO World Heritage site, Carcassonne is renowned for its medieval fortress, La Cité. Explore the well-preserved ramparts, narrow winding streets, and visit the Basilica of Saint-Nazaire for a glimpse into the region's rich history. 10. Nîmes (97.3 km): Famous for its well-preserved Roman monuments, Nîmes offers a fascinating blend of history and modernity. Visit the iconic Arena of Nîmes, the Maison Carrée, and the Roman Temple of Diana to discover the city's ancient past.