12 km

Sommières

About 15 minutes

Wander through the medieval streets, cross the old Roman bridge, visit the castle and enjoy the famous Saturday morning market. The Vidourle riverbanks, cafés and restaurants make it a lovely outing at any time of day.

Our tip: Do not miss: the market, Bermond Tower and a walk along the Vidourle.

Plan your visit ↗ Office de tourisme du Pays de Sommières
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25 km

Nîmes

About 30 minutes

A day in Nîmes takes you through two thousand years of history: the Arena, Maison Carrée, Tour Magne, Jardins de la Fontaine and the Museum of Romanity.

Our tip: Tip: park near the centre and explore the main monuments on foot.

Plan your visit ↗ Office de tourisme de Nîmes
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30 km

Pont du Gard

About 35 minutes

A masterpiece of Roman engineering and a World Heritage site, the Pont du Gard can be explored on foot, by bike or from the banks of the Gardon. The site also offers a museum and seasonal swimming.

Our tip: Allow several hours to enjoy the monument, trails and riverbanks.

Plan your visit ↗ Site officiel du Pont du Gard
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≈ 35 km

Uzès

About 40 minutes

Uzès is known for its historic façades, vaulted passages, duchy and Place aux Herbes. The Wednesday and Saturday markets, shops and restaurants give the town great charm.

Our tip: Saturday mornings are very lively; arrive early for easier parking.

Plan your visit ↗ Destination Pays d’Uzès Pont du Gard
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≈ 45 à 55 km

Camargue et Aigues-Mortes

About 50 minutes

With its wetlands, white horses, bulls and flamingos, the Camargue offers a unique landscape. Combine a walk around the walls of Aigues-Mortes with the salt marshes or a nature excursion.

Our tip: Spring and autumn offer particularly pleasant temperatures for exploring.

Plan your visit ↗ Parc naturel régional de Camargue
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≈ 3 km

Clairan Honey Farm

Just a few minutes away

Discover locally produced honeys, fresh pollen, propolis, gingerbread, homemade sweets and lavender essence. A delicious stop for taking home a taste of the region.

Our tip: Shop at 95 chemin de la Cadène, Clairan hamlet. Check opening hours before visiting.

Plan your visit ↗ Commune de Cannes-et-Clairan
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≈ 6 km

Mas Costeplane Winery

About 10 minutes

Among pine trees, holm oaks and thyme, Mas Costeplane produces biodynamic wines. Discover the estate, its wines and its shop in Cannes-et-Clairan.

Our tip: Check the estate website for cellar-door hours, tastings and events.

Plan your visit ↗ Mas Costeplane
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≈ 10 km

Mas Mouriès Winery

About 12 minutes

This family estate in Vic-le-Fesq produces organic wines on terraces overlooking the Vidourle. Solange and Aurélie continue a family story built on tradition and transmission.

Our tip: The cellar offers tastings and direct sales. It is best to check opening hours before setting off.

Plan your visit ↗ Mas Mouriès
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≈ 9 km

Le Castellas in Montmirat

About 10 minutes

A friendly address in Montmirat for lunch or dinner, serving generous French cuisine. The restaurant is appreciated for its welcome, terrace and warm atmosphere.

Our tip: Booking is recommended, especially at weekends. Phone: +33 4 66 80 59 94.

Plan your visit ↗ Le Castellas – Montmirat
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≈ 15 km

Quad Riders 30

By reservation

Explore the landscapes of the Gard on a guided quad-bike excursion. An original way to enjoy the garrigue, trails and panoramic views.

Our tip: Book directly with Quad Riders 30 and check driving-licence, age and equipment requirements.

Plan your visit ↗ Quad Riders 30
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≈ 55 km

Sailing trip from Port-Camargue

By reservation, weather permitting

Make the most of your stay by discovering the Mediterranean from a different perspective on a sailing trip from Port-Camargue. Depending on conditions, a half-day, full-day or sunset sail may be possible.

Our tip: To check availability, details and organise the trip, please contact Pierre or Sandra directly.

Contact Pierre or Sandra
Pierre : 06 11 54 58 51 · pierre@auquier.com
Sandra : 06 30 33 39 81 · sandra@auquier.com

≈ 35 km

Anduze et les Cévennes

About 40 minutes

Anduze is an ideal gateway to the Cévennes. Visit the Bambouseraie, board the steam train, discover local pottery or head towards the rivers and Cévennes trails.

Our tip: The Bambouseraie and steam train can easily fill a whole day.

Plan your visit ↗ Bambouseraie en Cévennes
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≈ 55 km

Le Grau-du-Roi et l’Espiguette

About 1 hour

Enjoy the Mediterranean, the fishing harbour and the family beaches of Le Grau-du-Roi. For a wilder setting, continue to Espiguette beach and its vast dunes.

Our tip: In summer, leave early and check traffic and parking conditions.

Plan your visit ↗ Office de tourisme du Grau-du-Roi
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The natural Gard

At your own pace

From the house, you can also explore garrigue villages, vineyards, local markets, walking trails and rivers.

Our tip: Sandra and Pierre can recommend ideas according to the season, weather and your interests.

Plan your visit ↗ Gard Tourisme
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