Straddling Provence and Occitania, the Gard captures our hearts

Enchanting landscapes, Mediterranean proximity, stunning medieval towns, and Provençal gastronomy… the Gard has nothing left to prove when it comes to charm. and for staying over, traditional homes abound, with options to suit all tastes.

Converted farmhouses offer idyllic retreats in the Gard, like Mas Re.Source in Montclus—a village ranked among France’s most beautiful. Nestled between the Gard and Ardèche, this hideaway accommodates up to 16 guests, providing a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle. This 18th-century stone farmhouse has been thoughtfully renovated to preserve its rustic charm, with two wooden guest houses and a spacious tent on a four-hectare estate. The panoramic pool overlooks Mont Ventoux, lavender fields, olive groves, vineyards, and green oaks. Over in Saint-Pons-la-Calm, Mas Ëvalla awaits, nestled into the village’s ancient walls, with a central pool and a courtyard adorned with Mediterranean plants.

For village enthusiasts, La Maison du Puisatier offers an ideal stay in the heart of Uzès. Just steps from the iconic Place aux Herbes and its lively Provençal market, this inviting retreat features carefully curated decor, providing the perfect base to enjoy Uzès on foot—complete with a pool and garden! Another charming choice is Bleu Wisteria, a beautifully transformed 1900s house for six, where local craftsmanship shines in every detail, creating a cozy and intimate escape.

For those seeking peace and a true escape, Mas Les Vignes awaits. This breathtaking spot, composed of two stone houses connected by an inner courtyard, lies at the foot of Mont Lozère. Nestled in the heart of the Cévennes National Park, it skillfully balances authenticity with modern design. Slip on your sunglasses and get ready to savor the slow life in Gard!