Verdon Gorge (Gorges du Verdon)

You don't need more reasons to visit this place when you discover it's the deepest gorge in Europe. On the south side, which is what we drove, was a winding road that runs from Aiguines until the Mescla Balcons, that will take no less than an hour and a quarter to drive. Along the way, are many stopping areas to allow you to stop and sightsee. For the more adventurous there are numerous trails leading down to the river itself, but it is very important to know the roads well before because the river floods can be very dangerous. The Cavaliers hotel is in a spectacular area of ​​the gorge and has

Do not miss this Natural Park, which is seated on about 178 000 hectares. Depending on the time you go, you will enjoy its incredible gorges. We visited the gorge in August. At that time, it wasn't the rainy season, but it was certainly worth climbing and enjoying the landscape. The drive down is impressive, once down, you will pass a lake where you can just sit back and let loose. It is a very striking emerald lake, which lets you do all kinds of water sports. If your thing is to relax and sunbathe, do not deprive yourself to sit or lie under a tree and enjoy the feeling of peace. 100% Recommended,