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Pont du Gard - Uzès - Gorges du Gardon - Nimes - Ceze Valley - Cevennes - Camargue - Avignon - Beaucaire
Originating in the Cévennes mountains, the Cèze River flows for 128 km through the Gard department before joining the Rhône at Bagnols-sur-Cèze.
The Cèze runs parallel to the famous Ardèche River, offering equally remarkable natural spectacles. Its waters meander through typical Mediterranean landscapes adorned with fragrant garrigue. The Cèze gracefully winds through peaceful valleys or carves its path through dense limestone massifs, revealing surprising and diverse landscapes.
As you journey upriver, from the Rhône Valley to Barjac, you'll encounter exceptional villages and natural sites:
The Cèze Valley is a haven for nature lovers, offering a wide range of activities: swimming in its clear waters, canoeing along the river, hiking through gorges and surrounding forests, or observing local flora and fauna. Speleology enthusiasts can explore caves and sinkholes hidden in the limestone massif, while foodies will enjoy local products such as AOC Côtes du Rhône wines, honey, and olives.
Exploring the Cèze will captivate you with the beauty of its landscapes, the richness of its heritage, and the diversity of its picturesque villages. An unforgettable journey awaits you in the heart of Provençal Gard along the banks of this iconic river.