Gard 
Pont du Gard - Uzès - Gorges du Gardon - Nimes - Sommieres - Ceze Valley - Cevennes - Camargue - Avignon - Beaucaire - Montpellier
From its origins in the Cévennes mountains, the river Cèze offers a 128 km journey through the Gard department before flowing into the Rhône river at Bagnols-sur-Cèze.
The Cèze river runs parallel to the famous Ardèche river, also offering remarkable natural spectacles. Its waters wind through typical Mediterranean landscapes where fragrant scrublands flourish. The Cèze gracefully flows through peaceful valleys or carves its way through thick limestone massifs, offering surprising and diverse landscapes.
As you follow the river's course from the Rhône Valley to Barjac, you will discover villages like scattered treasures along its banks. Montclus, a classified medieval village, enchants with its timeless charm. Goudargues, nicknamed the "Venice of the Gard," invites leisurely strolls along its picturesque canals. La Roque-sur-Cèze, also classified, reveals its medieval streets. Finally, don't miss the impressive Cascades du Sautadet, a true natural spectacle not to be missed.
By exploring the Cèze, you will be captivated by the beauty of its landscapes, the richness of its heritage, and the diversity of its picturesque villages. An unforgettable excursion awaits you in the heart of Provencal Gard along the banks of this emblematic river.
