Enjoy the tranquility at La Bastide or participate in the numerous activities available both on-site and in the surrounding area.
The region offers everything you could wish for.
Numerous sights are waiting for you!
Culinary delights await you; indulge in the best regional cuisine.
The Tarn lies at the interface between the Mediterranean and Atlantic climates.
It is drier than the Dordogne and less hot than Provence.
When you stay in a Tarnais vacation home, you are in a typical corner of south-western France.
The landscape of the Tarn is one of the most beautiful in France: hills and wooded valleys, lakes and gorges of the Tarn, Aveyron and Agout, the granite cliffs of the Sidobre, the beech forests of the Montagne Noire and everywhere the old traditional farms with cows, sheep, goats, poultry, sunflowers and cereals.
Meadows and woods are full of wild flowers, wide skies, blue flowers of wild chicory, red dots of poppies and the yellow of Montpellier broom.
At La Bastide, you can find tranquility, whether by the heated pool (12 x 6 meters) or on a walk where you might spot deer, wild boar, or rabbits. Enjoy the beautiful sunset with a glass of wine on your terrace or sit by the open fire at our fire pit. Marvel at the stars, which seem so close you could almost pluck them from the sky.
Lautrec, a picturesque village in the Occitanie region of southern France, is known for its medieval heritage and fascinating history.
Also known as the “Pink City” due to the characteristic terracotta bricks of its buildings, Toulouse offers visitors a rich array of cultural and historical sights.
Castres is rich in history and culture. The old town is home to many historical buildings, including the Saint-Benoît Church and the Hôtel de Ville, which was built in the classical style. Another highlight is the Goya Museum, which showcases an impressive collection of Spanish artworks, including works by Francisco de Goya.
Albi, often referred to as the jewel of southwest France, is known for its spectacular architecture and deep-rooted history.
This charming city on the banks of the Tarn offers visitors a picturesque setting, characterized by medieval alleyways and magnificent historic buildings.
The Parc Naturel Régional du Haut-Languedoc is a vast nature reserve in the south of France, spanning the regions of Occitanie and Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
The park covers an area of over 300,000 hectares and offers an impressive variety of landscapes, from rolling hills and dense forests to picturesque lakes and rivers.
