Le gîte des Myosotis - Les gîtes du Secun

In the heart of the Sidobre, this cocoon for two on the edge of the Forest offers calm, nature and comfort for an authentic stay in one of the Tarn's most stunning landscapes.

Between Castres and Brassac, the Holiday cottage des Myosotis is set in a remarkable natural environment at an altitude of 600 meters. The hamlet of Secun brands the end of the small road and the direct entrance to the Forest, offering privileged access to the Sidobre's emblematic sites: Secun menhir, Lake du Merle, Sentier des Merveilles, Roc de l'Oie, Peyro Clabado... From the Holiday cottage, there are several hiking trails to explore the granite landscapes characteristic of the Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park. Beyond the Sidobre, the region has many other tourist attractions: Brassac, Castres, the Monts de Lacaune and the Lakes offer a wide range of outdoor activities: Swimming, mountain biking, fishing or simply strolling in a soothing setting. In the evening, the sky opens wide above the hamlet, revealing a magnificent starry spectacle. And when winter arrives, the Holiday cottage becomes a veritable cocoon, enveloped by the calm of the Forest and the softness of the Mountain. The warm and stylish Holiday cottage is designed to accommodate two people, and is reached by a few Japanese-step steps leading up to the entrance terrace. On the first floor, the living area features a comfortable lounge and a fully-equipped kitchenette (filter coffee maker).

Upstairs, under the roof, you'll find: - A cosy bedroom (140cm double bed) - A modern en-suite shower room Outside, the garden and terrace allow you to take full advantage of the peacefulness of the hamlet. Pets allowed at an additional cost and must be kept on a leash in the hamlet. Parking is available in a reserved area around 200 meters away, and unloading can be done as close as possible to the Holiday cottage. The cell phone network may fluctuate, inviting you to take a break. Board games and books can be loaned on request. As a precaution, please bring slippers and boots in winter or mid-season.