The area has many attractions for visitors – whatever interest or tastes you may have from walking, cycling, riding, golf or kayaking to wine-tasting or sightseeing.

Visit the many Caves and taste the wines of the region, Chateau neuf du Pape, Cotes de Rhone and Costieres de Nimes.

Visit the Gorges d’Ardeche, Grottes Trabuc and the many natural wonders in the area.  Visit the Carmague with its white horses, black bulls and flamingoes, and last, but by no means least, enjoy the nearby historic town of Uzes, with its chic shops, shady streets, good restaurants, fantastic Saturday market and friendly people.

Uzes - the oldest and premier Duchy in France, is a medieval hill town situated 6kms from the house, 30km from Avignon and 20km from Nimes. Ideally situated in beautiful countryside, its narrow, shaded streets, lead into the Place aux Herbs, the hub of the town, where people sit and relax in the cafes and restaurants which abound, and where, on Saturday mornings, the most superb market draws people from far and wide. The scents and aromas of Provence make a visit an unforgettable experience. Fresh cheeses from the Marseille, melons from nearby Cavaillon, local apricots, cherries etc are all on sale. Not to mention the olives and the herbs. The shops are a pleasure and stock many delicacies, wines and crafts of the area.

Wander down little back streets to discover the hidden treasures there. Discover the antique shops, the Medieval Garden, the Cathedral, the Castle and the 12th Century Fenestrelle Tower. Enjoy the musical evenings in July, the garlic fair, the wine fair and the activities that this lively sophisticated little town has to offer. I can assure you that it does not lack atmosphere. These friendly people make sure that their visitors enjoy and appreciate their area.

Roman Sites
There are many historic Roman sites in the area, Pont du Gard, Palais des Papes, Pont d’Avignon, Nimes, Arles and Les Baux de Provence.

Countryside
Visit the Gorges d’Ardeche, Grottes Trabuc, Le Bambouserie. Walk and admire the beautiful countryside of the Garrigue and Cevennes. In spring the Garrigue comes alive with wild flowers, miniature narcissi, iris, euphorbia and thyme. Visit the Camargue with its salt flats, white horses, black bulls and flamingoes. Visit the Luberon and the lavender fields.

Wines
Visit Chateau neuf du Pape, Cotes du Rhone, Costieres de Nimes and many local Caves, sit in their cool cellars and taste the wines and savour a slower pace of life.

Or if you just want to relax, then just sit by the pool with a drink and a good book!