Become one with nature. This idyllic cottage is equipped for two people and is located in a romantic spot near the water. It has electricity, running water, a shower and toilet, a double bed and a kitchenette. It is located in a meadow above the falls, at the end of a winding path and 200 meters from the parking lot further up the property. The varied nature of this part of the valley in the south of France makes it a dream location for vacations, swimming and hiking. The river, flowing over rocky outcrops with waterfalls and a natural swimming pool, gives the property a fairytale atmosphere, and you can also enjoy the meeting room with dance floor, the colorful terrace and several board games. The estate is not suitable for children. Guests are required to leave the chalet clean. Failure to do so will result in a cleaning charge.

This self-catering cottage is located in Aveyron, in the south of France. This region is not well known to peace-lovers and holidaymakers alike, and is often depicted on tourist maps as an empty plot of land, as if there were nothing there. In fact, the opposite is true. The mountainous landscape with its clear streams, old chestnut forests and rounded hills is still largely intact. The verdant valley lies within the "Grands Causses" nature reserve, through which the river Tarn meanders with its many tributaries. The estate lies at an altitude of 300 meters in the Tarn valley, just a few kilometers from villages with restaurants and stores. 60 kilometers away, you'll find Millau, with the world's highest viaduct and the Gorges du Tarn. 40 kilometers away is the medieval town of Albi (home of the Cathars), with its old red-brick center, impressive cathedral and Toulous Lautrec museum. Nearby, you'll find picturesque villages with castles, artists' villages, marked hiking trails, lakes and rivers. The owners have no fewer than 50 homemade day trips in the area for you. The Tarn valley offers plenty of opportunities for hiking, swimming, canoeing, fishing and fly-fishing.