- Discover Goudargues or the Venice of the Gard during your holidays in the Southern France. The Village grew around a former 12th century Benedictine Abbey, after the monks had canalized the waters from the pond of Gordanicus (1 km).
- Avignon, a city to visit absolutely during your holidays in the Southern France. Avignon, with its Popes' Palace, its famous Avignon bridge, its crafts market and, above all, its Theatre Festival created in 1947 by Jean Vilar. The Avignon Festivalis one of the oldest and most famous theatre festivals in the world (50 km).
- During your holidays in the Southern France, discover Nîmes with its bullfights and monuments : the Arena in Nîmes is the most well-preserved amphitheatre from the Roman era. Thanks to the new spaces dedicated to gladiators and bullfights, you plunge into the fascinating atmosphere of the arena. Along with the Tour Magne and the Maison Carrée, discover 3 exceptional Roman monuments, traces of the world and art of Antiquity (61 km).
- Barjac and its famous antique fairs at Easter and mid-August (19 km).
- Visit Uzès during your holidays in the Southern France, with its Provençal market on Saturday on its main square, Place aux Herbes. The Duchy of Uzès is one of the best preserved feudal buildings in the centre of a town (37 km).
- The Sautadet cascades at Roque sur Cèze, in Provence, in the Southern France (8 km).
- The Pont du Gard aqueduct (46 km) The monument, a World Heritage Site, renovated in its natural and protected setting, is more majestic than ever, and free to the public.
- Anduze and its bamboo plantation, 34 hectares of grounds: an exotic detour that combines coolness, nature and a change of scenery (61 km).
- The Gorges of the Ardèche (42 km).
- The Wine Road : you can visit the wine cellars of the Côtes du Rhône, Châteauneuf du Pape, Tavel, Lirac...