周辺の洞窟・トップ7

Grotto tour (adults approx. 15 euros) with snack and toilet facilities

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a remarkable natural ensemble made up of three rock arches sculpted by erosion. Located in the Cèze gorges, these formations offer a picturesque spectacle and are often visited by hiking enthusiasts and geology enthusiasts. These arches are the result of millions of years of geological evolution, testifying to the power and beauty of nature.

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One of the most beautiful show caves in the Ardeche. For extra money, tours can be organized in parts of the caves that are not show caves. From 50€.

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Not far from the entrance of the grotto from the parking lot there is a small path to the Belvedere de Cathedral with explanatory panels on flora and fauna.

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Very beautiful landscapes of southern Ardèche

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Magnificent wooden terrace with a beautiful view of the Cèze valley. Climbing cage for children, souvenir shop, snack bar and toilet facilities complete the offer.

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The spectacular stalactite cave can be visited on guided tours.

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it's worth it

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One of the many show caves in the Ardeche region.

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Quite a tourist spot. You can visit the cave for a small fee. In my opinion, it's not really worth it that all the paths and light installations no longer have anything to do with a natural cave. At least you can drink coffee here.

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The St. Marcel cave system has 2 natural entrances and one artificial entrance. At the end of the 80s, the artificial entrance was created to bring visitors to the expanded cave in a comfortable way. The lower entrance, which is located above the Ardeche River, is closed and only accessible to cave explorers. The upper entrance (Gouffre Despessy) is open, but you won't get very far without ropes and climbing equipment, and the show cave part is closed from this direction.

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On August 19, 1935, this stalactite cave was first explored by speleologist Robert de Joly. He had been led by local residents to a deep shaft known in the Provençal language as Aven. This shaft had been known for some time, but no one had ever dared to go down there. This natural entrance leads down about 50 meters vertically down to an accumulation of broken parts of the cave ceiling and fallen rock. Through this path, the cave of Joly and his team was entered and explored. First public visits were already possible in the years 1938/39. In 1965, more comfortable paths for visitors and a first lift were created. In 1966, the "Salle de la Treize" was discovered, which is considered a protected area. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aven_d'Orgnac

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A tourist accessible cave which is visited every year by about 140,000 visitors. A great attraction in the area. The cave administration also offers a real adventure in the unopened parts. Depending on the type and fit the sporty tours last from 3 to 8 hours but are relatively expensive. The total length of the cave is currently 4 km.

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A very nice and interesting cave. Unfortunately, the show caves part is not the most beautiful of the entire underworld. The rest of the cave is only accessible to speleologists.

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Classified as a national heritage site for its geological and archaeological interest, the Saint-Marcel Cave is one of the largest cavities in France with its 60 km of networks. At 600 m. Following the traces of the fossil river, you will discover vast rooms and galleries finely carved by water works. Magnified by two sound and light shows, the cathedral room reveals its immense concretions and the sublime Gours waterfall, its series of more than a hundred pools with calcite in the water

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Dreamlike grotto. Water basin with color change and background music absolute highlight

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Interesting, beautiful to behold cave with leadership and sound show. Costs admission.

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Worth seeing

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A very nice cave. Visit is worthwhile. Price adults: 13.80 euros Children: 8,80 Euro

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I was not in the grotto itself. From the site, however, you have a wonderful view of the Ardeche. The Ardeche, a raging brook, dug into the soft limestone with numerous turns up to 300 m deep and transformed its valley into a wild gorge landscape. One of the most beautiful canyons in France was built. Numerous kayak and cyclists were observed.

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