Brousse-le-Château
Accomodation
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Gîte chez Mr Autuori
Lestrade-et-Thouels
Gîte la Mouline - Paul TROLLI
Lestrade-et-Thouels
A gite hidden in the greenery, on the edge of a stream and built of traditional materials, especially wood and stones. It is fitted out very comfortably, and the concern for flawless finishing make this gite a pleasant setting for quiet holidays.
Gîte chez Mme Naudan
Lestrade-et-Thouels
L'Ancienne Grange - Hélène GENIEYS
Broquiès
A second lifer for this barn that overlooks the Dourdou, you can see it from the terrace. Ideal for those who love fishing: the Tarn and the Lévézou lakes are close by. You will appreciate the quality of the interior, the vast light living room, all tastefully decorated. Discover the sheep being milked on your host's farm close by.
Camping du Batut
Saint-Izaire
The Batut is a calm, simple and friendly campsite situated in the heart of the aveyronaise countryside in the Tarn valley.
Gîte à la ferme - Gilbert TOULOUSE
Broquiès
From Cansac, you have a choice of walks and excursions in the area. The equidistant Lévézou lakes and Tarn valley offer numerous activities linked to water and natural sites. Don't miss the village of Brousse le Château, classed as one of the "plus beaux villages de France (most beautiful villages in France).
Gîte des Paredous
Broquiès
In the Parc Naturel Régional des Grands Causses, the rural hamlet of Maziès clings on to the hillside overlooking the Tarn valley. The location of your gîte, a large house in red sandstone, offers you a large choice of places to visit: Millau, Albi,... and Villefranche de Panat lake for swimming, water sports and fishing.
Le Mas de Jacquet
Saint-Izaire
In the south Aveyron, in the heart of the park of Grands Causses, in the country of Roquefort, our big lodging of a capacity of 15 persons, is there to welcome you and to allow you to spend a pleasant stay in family or between friends.
Gite Les Garrics
Saint-Izaire
Gîte de la Micherie
Saint-Izaire
In the regional park of the Grands Causses, between the Tarn Vallée and Rougier, the gite is situated on a hillside surrounded by greenery. Further down the hill is the farm where sheep produce milk for the Roquefort cheese production.
