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Our guest house is perfectly situated in the scenic south-east of France, in the captivating region of southern Ardèche. Nestled near the renowned Gorges de l'Ardèche and the captivating Grotte Chauvet, our charming establishment resides in a beautifully restored stoned-house with breathtaking views of the serene countryside. This tranquil haven offers a peaceful and undisturbed experience, shielded from any disruptive noises.Our three comfortable bedrooms are luxuriously equipped with en-suite shower and toilet facilities, adorned with exquisite stained oak furniture. Inspired by the traditional Bed & Breakfasts of the British Isles, we have sought to emulate this accommodation style as closely as possible. As our treasured guests, you are invited to share our home with us, fostering a warm and welcoming environment where you can truly feel at ease. Our aim is to cultivate friendships rather than mere business relationships.
By choosing to stay with us, you will be immersed in an authentic environment that is not only our home, but an integral part of our lives. The southern Ardèche region offers an array of captivating landscapes waiting to be explored, making it an ideal holiday destination. Engage in activities such as invigorating walks, refreshing swims in the Ardèche, Cèze, and Chassezac rivers, and exhilarating canoeing adventures. Delve into the depths of awe-inspiring caves including the Aven d'Orgnac, Grotte de la Forestière, and Musée de la Grotte Chauvet. For those seeking more leisurely pursuits, golf, tennis, mountain biking (available for rent), and horseback riding are also available.
To learn more about us and our offerings, visit our website for comprehensive information.
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- Pont d'Arc - Located in the nearby town of Vallon-Pont-d'Arc, the Pont d'Arc is a natural limestone bridge that spans the Ardèche River. It is a popular spot for swimming, kayaking, and enjoying scenic views of the river.
- Caverne du Pont d'Arc - Also known as Chauvet Cave, this replica cave is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It features detailed reproductions of prehistoric cave paintings dating back over 30,000 years, providing visitors with a glimpse into early human art and culture.
- Aven d'Orgnac - Situated in the Ardèche Gorges, Aven d'Orgnac is a stunning limestone cave system. Visitors can explore its vast chambers and admire its impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations. The site also offers educational exhibits on geology and prehistoric life.
- Gorges de l'Ardèche - A scenic natural attraction, the Gorges de l'Ardèche is a series of deep canyons carved by the Ardèche River. Visitors can drive along the winding road that offers breathtaking views or rent a kayak to paddle through the crystal-clear waters and experience the beauty up close.
- Château de Grignan - About a 30-minute drive from Vagnas, the Château de Grignan is a magnificent Renaissance castle perched on a hilltop. It offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and houses a museum showcasing the history and culture of the region.
- Montélimar - Located approximately 50 kilometers from Vagnas, Montélimar is a charming town famous for its production of nougat. Visitors can explore the old town, visit the Château des Adhémar, and indulge in delicious nougat treats at local confectionery shops.
- Grotte de la Salamandre - Situated near the village of Méjannes-le-Clap, this impressive underground cave is known for its massive chambers adorned with unique rock formations. Guided tours take visitors through the cave, providing interesting insights into its geological history.
- Uzès - Positioned about an hour away, Uzès is a picturesque town known for its well-preserved medieval architecture. Highlights include the Place aux Herbes, a vibrant square surrounded by cafes and shops, as well as the Duché d'Uzès, a 12th-century castle with panoramic views from its tower.
- Lavender Fields - When in season (usually from June to August), the lavender fields of Provence provide a stunning sight and aromatic experience. Numerous lavender farms can be found in the region, offering visitors the chance to stroll through fragrant fields and learn about the cultivation and distillation processes. 10. Avignon - Located about an hour and a half away, the historic city of Avignon is known for its well-preserved medieval ramparts and the Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes). Visitors can explore the narrow streets, visit museums, and witness the famous Pont d'Avignon, a bridge spanning the Rhône River.