Nestled in treasures and sites to explore, Languedoc-Roussillon remains a favored destination.
Starting from L'Occitan Campsite in Vias, the hinterland reveals its secrets between nature, heritage, and tours.
Exploring Heritage in Languedoc-Roussillon
A testament to the Catalan roots of the region, several towns in Languedoc-Roussillon are worth visiting. Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert in Hérault is one of these gems. Ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, the medieval town is famous for its Abbey of Gellone, a UNESCO World Heritage site. An essential stop known for both its beauty and tranquility.
Further in Aude, the medieval city of Carcassonne, also a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a major tourist attraction. A stroll along its ramparts will allow you to appreciate this historical fortress.
In search of beautiful stones, the 10 Cathar castles or the arenas of Nîmes are another must-see.
Magnificent Natural Sites: Tarn Gorges, Cévennes National Park, Camargue
Away from the bustle of the seaside resorts, the Languedoc hinterland includes exceptional sites such as the majestic Tarn Gorges in Lozère. Between rocks and rushing waters, the panorama is breathtaking.
The Cévennes National Park offers a beautiful immersion into rich and wild nature. With its rivers, caves, and vast open spaces, a haven of peace awaits you.
As for the Camargue, its lands and rice fields stretch as far as the eye can see. Don't be surprised to encounter horses, bulls, or pink flamingos.
Must-see visits: Sigean, Cévennes, and Lozère
The African Reserve of Sigean provides an unexpected change of scenery for its visitors. Spread over several hectares, the wildlife park is sure to delight both young and old.
Next, head to the Cévennes and its steam train for a timeless journey. This unique way of touring the region allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes.
Finally, for a successful family outing, visit the European bison reserve in Lozère or the legendary wolves of Gévaudan in the village of Sainte-Lucie.
Ultimately, the Languedoc hinterland is a place of endless discoveries, distinguished by the variety of its sites. One more reason to spend your holidays at L'Occitan Campsite in Vias (34)!