The activities

Discovery of wonders
Of the Verdon Natural Park

• Sports activities nearby
  Go for a canoe or pedal boat ride in the Verdon gorges, where imposing cliffs and turquoise waters provide a spectacular backdrop. For thrill-seekers, sailing on Lake Sainte-Croix promises an invigorating escape. Cycling enthusiasts will not be left out with a mountain bike ride, ideal for exploring wild trails and breathtaking panoramas.”
• The Gorges du Verdon: between lakes and river
  Along the water, discover the descent from Quinson to Esparron, an accessible route offering breathtaking views of the cliffs and lush vegetation. Lake Sainte-Croix, a true jewel of the Verdon, seduces with its crystal clear waters and its beaches ideal for relaxation. For an authentic getaway, head to the village of Rougon and its sublime point, offering a breathtaking view of the gorges.

• On foot, on horseback or by car: explore the most beautiful walks in the Verdon
  Whether you are a fan of long hikes or looking for an accessible walk, the trails of the Parc du Verdon offer exceptional diversity. The Chemins des Parcs site lists more than 100 routes through these preserved landscapes. The gorge circuits, including the legendary Blanc-Martel path, plunge you into the heart of dizzying cliffs. For breathtaking panoramas, take the Suech plateau loop or the Grand Margès trail. Want a more involved route? The Imbut trail and the Bastidon trail, leaving from La Palud-sur-Verdon, promise thrills. For a gentler approach, let yourself be seduced by the lower Verdon gorges, accessible from the Quinson bridge, the Esparron botanical trail or the Roman road leading to Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. A life-size journey not to be missed.”
• The Provençal villages of the Alps and Haut-Var
  Charming, typically Provençal villages punctuate the landscapes of the Verdon. Set off to discover Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, La Palud-sur-Verdon, Cotignac and Forcalquier, true havens of culture and tradition. Stroll through the streets of Aups, Villecroze or Tourtour, where local crafts and markets awaken the senses. Don’t miss the chapels and religious pilgrimages, such as Notre-Dame de Grâce and the Sanctuary of St-Joseph du Bessillon in Cotignac.
• Heritage and local tradition
  History buffs will be delighted by historic monuments such as the Château d’Allemand-en-Provence. Finally, let yourself be tempted by local specialties during traditional festivals and gastronomic events, where Provençal authenticity can be savored in every bite.