The water of the Verdon River is an impossible shade of turquoise, like a liquid gem. The limestone cliffs rise seven hundred meters on either side, their white and ochre walls plunging straight into the river below. From the rim, you hear only the faint echo of distant voices and the buzz of crickets in […]
The limestone cliffs rise three hundred metres above the Ardèche river, their pale faces carved by millions of years of water and wind. Canoeists glide through emerald waters beneath natural stone arches, passing through a landscape so dramatic that it has earned the nickname European Grand Canyon. The Ardèche Gorges Nature Reserve protects over thirty […]