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1/4Vacation with your dogFrance | With these holiday houses it is explicitely allowed to bring pets so that your faithful four legged friend can also enjoy a relaxing and eventful holiday.
Per week from USD 350
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2/4The scent of lavenderProvence | The fields of the Provence are lit up with deep shades of violet and blue between mid-June and mid-August. A fresh scent of lavender is then laid over the landscape. Best time to travel, don’t you think?
Per week from USD 384
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This restored medieval church in Périgord is a holiday home for up to three people.
3/4Surprisingly differentFrance | Have you ever lived in a chapel? In a circus caravan? Or what about a cave for your next France vacation? You can experience such extraordinary vacations with us?
Per week from USD 394
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Holiday park in Normandy, located not far from the coast.
4/4Take a carefree holidayFrance | Everyone can enjoy a holiday here to the fullest. Parents can relax while the little ones will find dozens of entertainment options.
Per week from USD 300
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France | Vacation with your dog
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Provence | The scent of lavender
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France | Surprisingly different
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France | Holiday in a holiday park
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Rent a holiday home in historic Cevennes
More than just a geographical region in France, Cévennes lays claim to a historical identity immortalised by the Scottish writer Robert Louis Stevenson in his classic work of travel literature, Travels With A Donkey In The Cévennes. The region is defined by its Gaelic charm and the impressive mountain landscape of the Massif Central. The emblem of the region is the chestnut tree.
Cultural attraction in Cevennes
The vast majority of the region's inhabitants are French Protestants who consider themselves of Huguenot descent and who have lived in Cévennes for over six centuries. In recent times, the region's population has been steadily decreasing and farming, along with tourism in the form of holiday houses and holiday rentals, remains a major source of income. Visitors can explore the historic remains of the Meyrueis and Roquedols castle, the fortified village of La Garde-Guerin and Florac, the location of the Cevennes National Park. In Saint-Laurent-de-Treves, dinosaur footprints can be found engraved in the limestone and Vallon-Pont-d'Arc, along with the Salavas commune, in the dramatic Ardèche Gorge, are popular destinations.
Heeding the call of nature
Mont Lozère is a famous granite mountain located in the heart of the Massif Central which is known for its dramatic rock formations, authentic farmsteads and clear streams. The Cevennes National Park is a signatory of the European Sustainable Tourism Charter and is rich in both flora and fauna. Accordingly visitors staying in holiday homes, holiday rentals and holiday apartments in the region are encouraged to behave in an environmentally friendly manner. Hikers appreciate the clearly signposted trails that crisscross the mountains and lakes. Families with children can rent a holiday house or holiday apartment and enjoy the many outdoor pursuits available in the region such as swimming, mountain biking, canoeing, climbing, horse riding and trout fishing. Cévennes' landscapes are a succession of dark mountains and valleys sculpted in shale, limestone and granite, perfectly exemplifying the synergy between man and nature. Book a holiday home in Cévennes and enjoy its unspoilt landscape.
