What to do · Gorges du Tarn
From Le Rozier, where the Tarn receives the Jonte, the road climbs towards Meyrueis through a narrower, wilder canyon, with walls where vultures nest. The Maison des Vautours, above the canyon, explains their reintroduction. Beneath the Causse Méjean, nearby, there are large chasms you can visit, such as the Aven Armand.
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Round off the plan
What to order: The Causses lamb or the sirloin with roquefort sauce, after the house terrines.
Why we like it: Three-star campsite on the banks of the Tarn, with a view of the canyon, a heated pool, 121 pitches on 7 hectares, cabins and equipped tents.
Why we like it: Three-star hotel with ten rooms in a stone house in Sainte-Enimie, with a view of the Tarn or the village, a restaurant and half board; from €92 a night.
Why we like it: Two-star family campsite at the foot of Castelbouc castle, with its own beach on the Tarn, 54 shaded pitches, mobile homes and tipis, and canoes from the campsite.
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