The surroundings

The surrounding area of Nîmes is also worth a visit. Towns and villages steeped in history, breathtaking landscapes, activities and discoveries to enjoy with family, friends, as a couple, or alone: you're sure to find something to keep you busy during your stay.

Whether you enjoy nature walks, relaxing by the sea or cultural getaways, there are many places of interest available to you!

To find out more, don't hesitate to ask your hosts: they will be able to tell you their favorite places.

Remarkable natural areas

A stay in Nîmes is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the surrounding nature. Our establishment is located near the Gorges du Gardon. Hiking, water sports, guided tours, everything is possible!

Another natural expanse not to be missed, discover the Camargue. You will appreciate its fauna, flora, and endless spaces. In this land rich in tradition, you can admire horses, bulls, and flamingos, but also visit a herd or attend a local festival.

The Alpilles are also a playground for all nature lovers. Between holm oaks and limestone ridges, wonderful landscapes await you.

Haven of peace, just a stone's throw away

Nature reigns supreme in the Cévennes. Between deep valleys, clear rivers, dense forests, and hilltop villages, you'll find numerous hiking trails. Find a route that suits you and immerse yourself in the invigorating and memorable landscapes of this wild and secret region.

Getaway to Grau du Roi

From Nîmes, you can easily reach the seaside. In Grau du Roi, you'll find the largest beach in the Mediterranean, Plage de l'Espiguette. Take advantage of your visit to this iconic seaside resort to watch jousting tournaments, which take place from June to September.

Stroll and relax at the Pont du Gard

The region is full of ancient remains to be discovered during your stay at our establishment. In about thirty kilometers, you'll reach the Pont du Gard. Stroll along the trails that border this ancient Roman aqueduct or relax on the banks of the Gardon River.

Arles, rich in history and heritage

In Arles, you'll explore the remains of ancient times that litter the city. Six Roman and Romanesque monuments, listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, are must-sees: the Amphitheater, the Ancient Theater, the Cloister of Saint-Trophime, the Cryptoporticos, the Baths of Constantine, and the Alyscamps.

Discovering Uzès

Travel the 20 kilometers to Uzès to discover this charming and characterful town. Stroll through the cobbled streets of the town center and discover its Provençal market. You'll also appreciate the harmonious landscapes, featuring vineyards, lavender fields, and white stone.

The Saint Nicholas Bridge

Discover this magnificent 13th-century medieval bridge, listed as a Historic Monument, which spans the Gardon River between Sainte-Anastasie and Collias. A former pilgrimage route on the road to Santiago de Compostela, the Pont Saint-Nicolas captivates with its Gothic elegance and exceptional natural setting.

Located at the entrance to the Gardon Gorges, it's an ideal spot for a walk, a picnic, or a hike. The view is spectacular, especially at sunset.

Free access – 20 minutes from Nîmes, parking nearby.