This walk combines history and nature. The Blavet gorges were once frequented by Homo Bouvérien, a hunter-gatherer. Less well known to the general public, it's a remarkable place that offers landscapes in relief with vegetation typical of the Mediterranean climate.
We'll head off into the Gorges du Blavet to follow in the footsteps of the Homo Bouvérien who frequented the Bouverie caves. We'll also look at the volcanic phenomenon that gave rise to the landscape we see before our eyes today. We'll take a break at a pond that is of ecological interest in this dry landscape. Here, laughing frogs and European pond terrapins are a delight to observe. The walk lasts an estimated 2 hours.
| Not included in the offer | Transportation to the tour meeting point |
| To take with you | Gourd, cap, sunscreen, sneakers and kway if needed |
| Important information | The customer must be well shod, have water |
| Other info | The meeting point is given at the starting point of the walk The child rate applies from 3 to 8 years old . |
| Spoken language | French |
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Address
Parking de la bouverie
Parking site du Blavet, Impasse Dorat, Roquebrune-sur-Argens, France
Meeting point
The meeting place is communicated at the time of booking.
Parking
parking gratuit
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