RESIDENCE "LES MAZETS DE GAUJAC" GAUJAC 30330 France

Book

Access by road:
From the South: A9 Motorway, exit Remoulin, then at roundabout follow signs for Remoulin. Carry on for about 1.5km and at 2nd roundabout, drive towards BAGNOLS / CEZE-MONTELIMAR via road RN86. Cross VALLIGUIERES then POUZILHAC then continue for about 4 km. Turn left towards GAUJAC. After 500 m, turn right towards . Les Mazets de Gaujac.. Follow the .allée des Platanes. then signs to .Les Mazets de Gaujac..
From the North: A6 then A7 towards "Nîmes / Avignon" exit 19 "Alès" et take road D994 via Bollène, then road N86, and then road D310 until you reach Gaujac. After 250 m, take on your right towards "Les Mazets de Gaujac". Follow the "Allée des Platanes" then signs to "Les Mazets de Gaujac".

Access by train:
Avignon railway station (35 km)

Airport:
Nimes / Arles / Camargues airport (45 km)
Avignon / Caumont airport (40 km)
Montpellier Méditerranée airport (95 km)

Accueil RESITEL / Groupe LAGRANGEQUARTIER PRECABRIAN
30330 - GAUJAC
Nearest city: Nîmes

7 nights stay (saturday-saturday)
56 small semi-detached villas built into the hillside, located in a wooded park, 100 m from the village (all amenities in Connaux, 2.5 km away).
Area:

A region known for its wild natural environment, benefiting from mild temperatures, blown by 'le Mistral' (north wind), and warmed by the sun, Provence boasts gentle landscapes of vineyards and fields of lavender growing in the heart of mountains cut through by rivers. It is a fragrant, bright and colourful patchwork that inspired hundreds of painters over centuries. With an accent full ofsunshine, people will welcome you with open arms.
No word is too strong to describe this wonderful patch of land at the back of glamorous Cote d'Azur and protected from the sea.
Some of the places you would regret to miss: Verdon Gorges, MercantourNational Park, Mont Ventoux, Aix en Provence (where Cezanne painted), wild Camargue, Luberon mountains, Grasse (capital of the perfume industry), Avignon (old mediaeval papal city), Saint-Remy de Provence, Pont du Gard (Roman Aqueduct)... The list is long and the best is to come and see it by yourself...and discover the rest.