Located at 50 km from the sea, with a Mediterranean climate (mild winters and hot summers), the Haut Languedoc is a region of wonderful variety. (lakes and saltwater lagoons, canyons and rivers, mountains and beaches).

Not to mention this is Fance’s most productive wine region with wineyards that are among the oldest in the world

    

The regional nature Park, offers pleasures to be discovered each day and each season with splendid breathtaking views.
Either on foot or by bike you will travel through the countryside enjoying the biological diversity of its environment.

Web site : www.parc-haut-languedoc.fr

Lamalou les Bains, a town in bloom...

At the foot of the caroux and Espinouse Mountains, Lamalou-les-Bains, is known for the virtues of its springs, and the reputation of its hydrotherapy and climatotherapy resorts.

Lamalou les Bains at the gates of Haut Languedoc Regional Park offers also nine-hole golf course, casino and operetta festival.
Comfort, unspoiled natural countryside, rich history and cultural activities promises guests more than one enchanting visit.

The location of the town is perfect for outdoor sports : climbing, canoeing, rambling, cross-country cycling, tour fishing, swimming, tennis, bowling, fitness trail.
Something for everyone’s interests and abilities!

Web site : www.ot-lamaloulesbains.fr
Tourist office : 0033 467 957 091

Bédarieux, "le souffle Sud"

Bédarieux in the Orb Valley, is the biggest town in a territory of 25 000 Inhabitants.

With a population of 6000 people, Bedarieux is known as a centre of attraction that makes effort to combine political economy with art of living.

Plenty of cultural events are organized all the year around, and invite visitors to discover a land of intense pleasure.

The characteristic limestone hills or “Causses” around Bédarieux form a pastel colored landscape, fragrant with thyme, lavender and rosemary.
The multitude of stones here enabled men to create terraces for farming, by constructing myriads of low dry stone walls, as well as the stone shelters called capitelles and the stone-built cottages called mazets.

Web site : www.bedarieux.fr
Tourist office: 0033 467 950 879