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Corinne Coudiere VidalLes Egals
Saint-jean-du-bruel
12230
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In the quaint village of St. Jean du Bruel, nestled between the stunning landscapes of Causses and Cevennes, Corinne and Patrick warmly welcome guests to their charming guesthouse. Here, they provide two cozy guest rooms, one of which is a spacious family suite accommodating up to four individuals. Situated in proximity to the historically significant Templars and hospital sites of Larzac, the guesthouse is conveniently located just 40 minutes away from the breathtaking Gorges du Tarn and a mere 30 minutes from the vibrant town of Millau. Additionally, for those seeking a beach getaway, the guesthouse is a mere hour's drive away from the sparkling shores of the sea.Description for Gite
The Orchis room offers a picturesque view of the river and is furnished with a comfortable 140-sized bed. Towels are thoughtfully provided for your convenience.On the other hand, the Carline room offers a lovely view of the garden and is furnished with a spacious 160-sized bed, as well as two additional beds measuring 90 each. Rest assured, bathroom linen is supplied to ensure a pleasant stay.
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
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| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 65 | 95 | 15 | |||||||||||
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- Gorges du Tarn Located only a short distance from Les Egals, Gorges du Tarn is a stunning natural attraction. This picturesque river canyon offers breathtaking views, hiking opportunities, and the chance to indulge in water activities like kayaking and swimming.
- Millau Viaduct One of the world's most remarkable architectural marvels, the Millau Viaduct is a must-visit attraction near Saint-jean-du-bruel. This cable-stayed bridge spans the Tarn Valley and offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. It is a great spot for photography enthusiasts and architecture lovers.
- Roquefort Cheese Caves For food enthusiasts, a visit to the Roquefort Cheese Caves is highly recommended. These natural limestone caves are home to the production of the famous Roquefort cheese. Take a guided tour to learn about the traditional cheese-making process and enjoy tastings of this unique blue cheese.
- Causse Noir Nature lovers will enjoy exploring Causse Noir, a regional natural park known for its diverse landscapes. From rugged plateaus to deep valleys, this area offers excellent hiking trails and opportunities for outdoor activities like rock climbing and mountain biking.
- Micropolis, La Cité des Insectes If you're interested in insects and biodiversity, Micropolis is a fascinating attraction to visit. This insect-themed park showcases the world of insects through interactive exhibits, educational displays, and live insect collections. It's a great place for families and nature enthusiasts.
- Peyre Village Peyre is a charming village located on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Tarn River. It is classified as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France." Explore its narrow streets, stone houses, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Peyre is also known for its traditional architecture and historical sites.
- Montpellier-le-Vieux Montpellier-le-Vieux is a unique natural site that resembles a city of rocks. Over millions of years, erosion has shaped the rocks into various formations, creating a surreal landscape. Visitors can explore the area on foot or take a guided tour to discover hidden caves, viewpoints, and learn about the geological history.
- Musee de Millau et des Grands Causses For those interested in local history and culture, a visit to the Musee de Millau et des Grands Causses is recommended. This museum showcases the heritage of the Millau region, including exhibits on prehistoric artifacts, traditional crafts, and regional art. It's a great place to learn about the area's past.
- Aven Armand Located in the Cevennes National Park, Aven Armand is a remarkable limestone cave with stunning stalagmite and stalactite formations. Take a guided tour to explore the underground chambers and marvel at the natural wonders. The cave is well-lit and accessible, making it suitable for all ages. 10. La Couvertoirade Step back in time with a visit to La Couvertoirade, a medieval fortress village. This well-preserved fortified town offers a glimpse into the Middle Ages, with its narrow streets, ancient walls, and well-preserved buildings. Enjoy exploring the town's history, visiting the castle, and relishing the medieval ambiance.