Activities

The Ardeche is made for cycling - quiet winding roads, forested climbs, and sweeping descents through valleys and villages. From Fabrias, you can ride gentle riverside routes along the Ardeche and Volane valleys, or take on more challenging circuits into the Monts D’Ardeche with rewarding mountain views. You’ll find endless possibilities for road, gravel and e-bike adventures - always with a cafe or swim stop just around the corner…

The local area, the Monts d’Ardèche Regional Nature Park is a hiker’s paradise — a landscape of ancient volcanoes, chestnut forests, waterfalls and panoramic ridgelines. Trails wind through peaceful hamlets and open plateaus, offering everything from gentle riverside walks to challenging summit climbs.

Taste local Ardèche wines (especially rosé from the southern Rhône), goat cheeses, chestnut specialties and seasonal truffles. Ask us for restaurant recommendations!

Canoeing, canyoning, climbing, paragliding, and skydiving — all within easy reach. We can recommend local guides or rental services.

Famous for its thermal springs, pretty riverside walks, and charming cafés. You can visit the thermal park, watch the natural geyser erupt, or enjoy a spa treatment or Michelin guide meal.

The nearest town and a lively hub for the region. Explore the medieval château, browse boutiques, and don’t miss the Saturday morning market — one of the best in the Ardèche for local produce, cheeses, and crafts.

This spectacular stone bridge — the “Devil’s Bridge” — crosses the volcanic gorge of the Ardèche river. It’s a great spot for swimming, cliff views, or a picnic by the water, and there are plenty of via ferrata routes on hand for the adrenaline-seekers.

A “Village de Caractère,” Jaujac combines cobbled lanes, basalt lava flows, and beautiful walks through volcanic landscapes. Locals gather in the picturesque main square for a beer and some pétanque, and the nearby river beach is blissful for a refreshing dip.

The Ardeche is made for cycling - quiet winding roads, forested climbs, and sweeping descents through valleys and villages. From Fabrias, you can ride gentle riverside routes along the Ardeche and Volane valleys, or take on more challenging circuits into the Monts D’Ardeche with rewarding mountain views. You’ll find endless possibilities for road, gravel and e-bike adventures - always with a cafe or swim stop just around the corner…

Wander through charming cobbled streets, explore the stunning Palais des Papes, and sip wine on a shaded terrace as the Rhône flows by. Provence and southern France at its most chic - lively markets, rich culture, and fantastic food.

About an hour’s drive north is Le Puy-en-Velay, a stunning town nestled in the volcanic hills of Auvergne, known for its dramatic scenery and spiritual heritage. Famous as the starting point of the Camino de Santiago, it’s home to striking landmarks like the cathedral perched high above the town and the iconic statue of Notre-Dame de France.

For the sweet-toothed, head to Montélimar, the capital of nougat. Visit traditional confectioners, enjoy lunch on the square, and explore the Adhémar Castle.