Use our FAQ to find the answers to your questions about your stay in Provence Occitane in just a few clicks. And if you can’t find the information you need, ask us directly! We’ll be delighted to help you and share our tips with you.
The region is accessible by car via the A7 and A9 motorways, by train (Bagnols-sur-Cèze and Pont-Saint-Esprit stations), by plane (Avignon, Nîmes, Marseille and Lyon airports) and by bus. See the Coming to Provence Occitane page for full details.
Motorhome parking areas are available in several communes in Provence Occitane. You can find their location and facilities in the Motorhome parks section.
Charging stations are available in Bagnols-sur-Cèze, Pont-Saint-Esprit, Goudargues and other towns. See the page Where can I recharge my car? for a full map.
Yes, many wineries offer tours, tastings and wine tourism activities. To find out more, take a look at our interactive map.
Leisure parks, nature walks, fun activities or themed hikes: the region has plenty to offer for young and old alike. Visit our Activities page to find activities suitable for all the family.
Almost every commune has a weekly farmers’ market, often in the morning. You’ll find local, organic and artisanal products. You can also visit our producers who sell their produce locally, or visit the Tourist Office shops.
Bicycle hire companies (classic or electric) are located in and around Goudargues and Bagnols-sur-Cèze. Some accommodation with the “Accueil Vélo” label also offers this service.
The Sautadet waterfalls, the listed villages of Aiguèze, Montclus and La Roque-sur-Cèze, the Chartreuse de Valbonne, the Gallo-Roman oppida, the Cèze and Rhône rivers… The list goes on! See all our exceptional sites in our Destinations pages.
Many accommodations and sites accept pets. However, we recommend that you check beforehand by contacting them. Also remember to keep your pet on a lead in natural areas. You can find all our advice on how to prepare for your holiday with your pet on the Holidays with my dog page .
Yes, the area is crossed by the GR 42, which links Saint-Étienne to Beaucaire along the Rhône, and the GR 4, which passes nearby along an east-west line. There are also over 650km of waymarked foot paths for walkers of all abilities. These routes allow you to explore the unspoilt landscapes of Provence Occitane, between forests, garrigues, vineyards, waterways and hilltop villages. Topographical guides are available from our offices to help you on your way.
In Provence Occitane, you can swim in the heart of nature thanks to our three main rivers – the Cèze, Ardèche and Tave – which offer numerous unsupervised natural beaches (Roque-sur-Cèze, Montclus, Goudargues…). You can also visit our municipal swimming pools (Bagnols-sur-Cèze and Pont-Saint-Esprit).
Yes, there are bus and train services to the main towns. Taxi and car hire services are also available locally. To find out all about our public transport services and local service providers, visit the Coming to Provence Occitane page .
Provence Occitane is bursting with heritage treasures that bear witness to its thousand-year-old history, from Antiquity to the present day. Among the must-sees are Caesar’s Camp, theOppidum de Gaujac, the Chartreuse de Valbonne, the medieval castles of Montclus, Gicon in Chusclan and Castellas in Saint-Victor-la-Coste, listed villages such as Aiguèze, Montclus and La Roque-sur-Cèze, and the medieval bridge at Pont-Saint-Esprit, one of the oldest bridges over the Rhône.
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