The Cévennes countryside is known for its stunning natural beauty and rich history. These 18th-century stone-built gîtes offer a unique and picturesque experience. Imagine waking up to the serene views of the rolling hills and lush greenery every morning. Every bedroom has a view. Bring family and friends across both gites and never feel over crowded whilst Mes Maisons has plenty of shaded spaces to relax, unwind and escape. Mes Maisons and its fully air conditioned gites are perfect for exploring the Languedoc from every angle. Visit Nîmes and its majestic Roman ruins: Amphitheatre, the square house, the Tour Magne. And a few kilometres further on, you can admire the world-famous Pont du Gard viaduct. From Nîmes to Uzès there are many local markets well worth a visit. In summer, explore Avignon during the Arts Festival. Enjoy all kinds of unconventional stage sets and plays in the heart of the city. Then continue on to the lovely town of Arles. Arles has plenty of Roman architecture still standing. It also hosts a famous photo festival: the “Rencontres d’Arles”. A clever mixture of ancient history and contemporary culture that has put the region on the map. And perhaps best of all, the song of the cicadas will continue late into the mild evening, to make your stay unique. While you’re in your gite in the Gard, it’s a short journey to the many beaches. The Mediterranean is only an hour’s drive from us. A seaside outing will give you a completely different kind of décor. As you explore the Camargue regional park, you’ll see a unique kind of landscape, made of salt banks, with flamingos as far as the eye can see. You’ll also find breath taking scenery like the rose-tinted salt marshes of Aigues-Mortes. The property is open for rentals in all seasons for holidays in the Gard, near the Hérault department: The Cévennes National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage site) Canoeing, Kayaking in the Hérault river Cycling (seven mountain passes in the Cévennes) The Anduze Bamboo plantation The Mer des Rochers de Sauve Mont Aigoual and its ski slopes The Cirque de Navacelles The Causse du Larzac The Lac du Salagou and its breath-taking red earth The Grotte des Demoiselles, three stars in the Michelin Guide The Pic Saint Loup (its vineyards and its view over the plains of Montpellier) The Etang de Thau