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Vacation rentals in the Tarn to suit all tastes and budgets

Map of Tarn (81) in Occitania

What are the most popular towns and villages to stay in the Tarn?
Gites in Albi

As the cultural capital of the Tarn region, Albi is the perfect place to explore the region's heritage, shopping and nature. Ideal for a relaxing city break.

Gites in Cordes-sur-Ciel

A stay in Cordes is an enchanted interlude in one of France's most beautiful villages, with views over the surrounding hills.

Gîtes in Gaillac

Just a few minutes from wine cellars and estates, Gaillac is a destination of choice for epicureans.

Gîtes in Castres

With its lively city center, theater, museums and houses on the River Agout, Castres is an ideal base for discovering the southern Tarn region.

Gites in Lavaur

Lavaur is a peaceful little town with a discreet charm, a weekly market and close proximity to Toulouse.

Gites in Rabastens

Nestled between bastide towns and vineyards, Rabastens combines art de vivre, religious heritage and nature just a stone's throw away.

Taste the gastronomy and specialities of Tarn

Jambon de Lacaune du Tarn

The Tarn is a gourmet's paradise, where ancestral know-how gives rise to exceptional products. In the heart of the Haut-Languedoc mountains, Lacaune ham reigns supreme. Naturally cured in the pure mountain air, it develops delicate aromas and melting flesh with a subtle hazelnut taste. Tasted in thin slices as an aperitif, or accompanied by melon, goat's cheese or farmhouse bread, it embodies the very essence of the Tarn region. This PGI product reflects the patience and know-how of local artisans, who can be found on the markets of Lacaune, Réalmont or Castres, where conviviality mingles with the fragrances of the South-West.

fouace à la fleur d’oranger du Tarn

To round off the meal, the orange blossom fouace adds a touch of sweetness and tradition. This soft, golden brioche, once offered at weddings or religious celebrations, perfumes homes with its delicate fragrance. Served for breakfast or as an afternoon snack, it goes well with local honey, fig jam or a glass of fresh milk. In farmhouse inns and tables d'hôtes, it symbolizes the warmth of the Tarn welcome and the simplicity of a cuisine made from the heart. Between the vineyards of Gaillac and the sunny causses, the Tarn invites you to savor life through its sincere, gourmet specialties.

Things to see in the Tarn

Stay Ideas - A wide choice of accommodation in the Tarn

Why stay in the Tarn for your next vacation?

Our selection of accommodations

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Féniès Haut

in TERRE DE BANCALIE - Tarn

4 bedrooms
8 people
From €850 per week
5 reviews
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Le Gîte de l'Atelier

in SOREZE - Tarn

3 bedrooms
6 people
From €875 per week
4 reviews

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Le Domaine Mouret

in ANDILLAC - Tarn

11 bedrooms
22 people
From €9,940 per week
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La Bastide Mouret

in ANDILLAC - Tarn

5 bedrooms
10 people
From €5,250 per week
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Latour

in PUYLAURENS - Tarn

2 bedrooms
4 people
From €1,680 per week

Vacation Rentals in the Tarn