Located in the centre of France, your trip to the Puy de Dôme will be a sensory journey through volcanoes, lakes, waterfalls, plains and forests. Discover landscapes with impressive panoramic views as you wind your way through the Chaîne des Puys, a chain of no fewer than 80 volcanoes overlooked by the Puy de Dôme (altitude 1465 m) and the Limagne fault, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Whether you're a hiker or a walker, put on your trainers, get out your swimming trunks or sledges depending on the weather, open your eyes wide and get ready to tantalise your taste buds with Auvergne specialities.
The Vosges region is full of surprises. Known for its breathtaking forest landscapes, take a deep breath and enjoy Vosges nature. A living heritage, its forests provide wood that has been crafted over generations, expressing itself in many surprising ways. This tour invites you to discover ancient, traditional and cultural know-how. Explore baths in all their forms! From forest baths and city crowds to thermal baths, everyone will enjoy the benefits of these Northeastern lands, which are well worth a visit.
Lovers of fine wines and exceptional cheese boards, adventure calls you! Let yourself be guided into a total immersion in the gourmet traditions of Eastern France. This itinerant tour crosses two major Regions, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, offering 8 main stages punctuated by the turquoise waters of the lakes and the majestic alpine summits. Although we present the itinerary to you from North to South (from Marigny towards Hauteluce), you are free to adapt it: after all, the common thread of flavours remains the same!
Discover the Gard, a territory of exceptional richness between the UNESCO peaks of the Cévennes and the shores of the Mediterranean. Explore ancient masterpieces (Pont du Gard) and villages of character (La Roque-sur-Cèze, Goudargues). Enjoy generous nature: from water activities on the Cèze to hikes on the Chemin de Stevenson (Stevenson's Trail). Prepare for a complete immersion, from the Pays Camisard (Camisard Country) to the Petite Camargue (Little Camargue).
