Le Rocher du Tarn

When you first arrive in Ambialet, you may feel a little lost. But don't worry, it doesn't take long to figure out how the village is laid out!

The 3 km-long meander of the Tarn forms a peninsula, dominated by an 11th-century Romanesque priory and church built on a schist needle. A magnificent view of the meander and the valley awaits the visitor on the way to the priory. The village has the particularity of being built on the most pronounced isthmus in Europe.

In an old house on the banks of the Tarn, refurbished in 2020, a 60 m² apartment with a large terrace (20m²) on a balcony overlooking the Tarn isthmus. Located in the upper town, you're opposite the Trébas canoe and kayak terminal. A shared garden of around 500 m2 leads down to the Tarn and its banks, where you can fish while enjoying the peace and quiet.

You're just a stone's throw from Albi Cathedral and the UNESCO-listed Old Town, and an hour's drive from the Gorges du Tarn, the Caves de Roquefort and the Causses and Larzac, other World Heritage sites.

The apartment comprises a living room with fully-equipped open-plan kitchen, sitting area with TV, two bedrooms (each with a 160cm double bed), shower room and toilet. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Another gîte on site, La Boucle du Tarn, ref G1655 sleeps 4.

As a reminder, a deposit cheque for 300 € is required on arrival. The cheque is not cashed and will be returned at the end of the stay if there is no damage or breakage during the stay.