The Pont d’Arc in Ardèche: everything you need to know before visiting
Some places justify a trip to Ardèche on their own. The Pont d’Arc is one of them. A natural arch 54 metres high and 60 metres wide, carved by the river over 124,000 years, spanning the Ardèche in a landscape of limestone cliffs and Mediterranean scrubland. It is Europe’s largest natural arch over a still-active […]
Published on :12 July 2026 - Filed under: Discover Ardèche
Canoeing in Ardèche: complete guide to the Gorges descent 2026
Some activities you do once and talk about for a lifetime. Descending the Ardèche Gorges by canoe is one of them. Thirty kilometres of limestone cliffs plunging into turquoise water, the natural arch of the Pont d’Arc as a gateway, secret beaches at the foot of the rock faces, and the rare sensation of being […]
Published on :7 July 2026 - Filed under: Sport and Adventure
The Pont d’Arc: Europe’s largest natural arch, neighbour of Chauvet Cave
Some landscapes take your breath away at first sight. The Pont d’Arc is one of them: a gigantic stone arch 54 metres high, sculpted by the river over millennia, spanning the Ardèche in a setting of cliffs and garrigue. It is Europe’s largest natural arch — and, a further wonder, on its heights it shelters […]
Published on :24 June 2026 - Filed under: Families, Non classé, Sport and Adventure, Tourism
The beaches of Saint-Martin-d’Ardèche: swimming at the gorges’ exit (Sauze and Grain de Sel)
What could be better, in summer, than a swim in clear water at the foot of the cliffs? At the exit of the Ardèche gorges, the village of Saint-Martin-d’Ardèche is home to two of the area’s most beautiful river beaches: Sauze beach and Grain de Sel beach. About fifteen minutes from Mas Saint Antoine, it […]
Published on :18 June 2026 - Filed under: Discover Ardèche
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