Craving an active holiday with sunshine, clear water, and vast natural spaces to let loose far from the crowded typical beaches... The Ardèche Gorges are one of the favorite destinations for outdoor enthusiasts, whether they come with family, friends, or as a couple. This spectacular canyon stretching over thirty kilometers between Vallon Pont d'Arc and Saint Martin d'Ardèche offers an ideal playground for those who love sports, nature, and thrills, against a backdrop of limestone cliffs, scrubland, and a river with emerald reflections. To help you prepare for your next trip, we've gathered the essential sports activities to try this summer in the Ardèche Gorges, from canoeing to mountain biking, hiking, climbing, or caving.
Just a stone's throw from Tokyo, Ibaraki offers a combination of unspoiled nature, refined gastronomy, and exquisite craftsmanship. A winning trio that truly deserves a visit.
Tired of parties that turn into marathons? Head to Sweden, where winter is brightened with simple rituals, scents of spices, and a calm joy that lowers the heart rate without sacrificing any of the Christmas magic.
Between the ocean and vineyards, the Charentes reveal a living heritage where wood, leather, glass... and even gin are still crafted! Join us for a 100% authentic getaway, meeting creators who have the Midas touch.
Feeling the urge to turn off the engine, take a deep breath, and see the mountains in a new light? Nestled in the heart of the Alpes de Haute-Provence, Val d'Allos unfolds a carpet of golden larches in October that rivals the famous North American "Indian summer." Fewer people, more light: it's the perfect time for a natural (and economical) break before the first snow.
Craving a big breath of salty air, endless views of red and white lighthouses, scenic roads where the horizon blends with the ocean? The new Ulysses guide "Atlantic Provinces of Canada, 25 Dream Itineraries" is just what you need!
Need to catch your breath? This autumn, Tuscany whispers to us to slow down. Among golden-hued valleys, hot springs, and roads lined with cypress trees, the region invents a new way of traveling, gentler, more mindful, infinitely flavorful.
Between frozen lakes and sparkling peaks, Haute-Savoie Mont-Blanc rolls out this winter a white carpet of 2200 km of trails... but also a thousand little off-ski joys. Follow the guide!
In Barcelona, Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece is about to celebrate a unique anniversary: its genius architect died nearly 100 years ago... and the city has decided to mark the occasion in a big way.
Need a bracing seaside break before winter? Head to Médoc Atlantique, where the late season can be enjoyed with still-warm waves, vineyards in full harvest, and villages that exude authenticity.
