Gîtes Gard

The 3 emblematic places to discover in Gard

It's impossible to stay in the Gard without exploring its must-see sites! The region is packed with cultural, heritage and natural treasures that will charm the curious and history buff alike. Here are three places not to be missed during your stay in a Gîte.

1. The Pont du Gard

A true symbol of the Gard, the Pont du Gard illustrates all the richness of its history. Its imposing arches, architectural details and enchanting setting make it a must-visit. Take the time to contemplate every nook and cranny, listen to the stories told by the locals or simply stroll around: a total immersion in the soul of the region.

2. The Nîmes Arena

This iconic site in the Gard reveals another facet of the destination. Combining heritage, art and spectacular views, it invites contemplation and relaxation. It's the ideal place for a family stroll, an impromptu picnic or a quiet moment at sunset.

3. The Duchy of Uzès

Finish your exploration with the Duchy of Uzès, a real local nugget. Whether you're a lover of culture, gastronomy or traditions, this place brings together everything that makes the Gard so unique. Savour the friendly atmosphere and local know-how, in a setting that exudes authenticity. These three must-sees perfectly capture the spirit of the Gard: a harmonious blend of heritage, nature and the good life, to be discovered without moderation from your Gîte.

The ideal season for renting a Gîte in the Gard

In the Gard, each season transforms the holiday experience and gives your rental a different twist. Depending on the type of getaway you're looking for, the choice of period influences the price, traveller reviews, the atmosphere in town and the best ideas for outings at the edge of natural sites or near the centre.

In spring, the Gard regains its radiance: the mild weather returns, the landscapes are covered in colour and the markets are filled with local produce. It's an ideal time to book a Gîte rental and explore the corners of the town on foot, enjoy the terraces in the centre, or organise a nature break with a beautiful view, just a few minutes from the main routes. Rentals are often more affordable on the price side, while still offering comfortable accommodation for every night.

In summer, the Gard comes alive: festivals, events, evening walks, riverside swimming and cultural outings punctuate the days. Choosing a Gîte rental at this time of year means you can enjoy a lively destination while still having a place to stay with friends and family after a busy day. For travellers, comparing prices, consulting reviews and selecting from rentals with a view or close to the centre remains a good reflex, especially if you're hesitating between a Gîte and a flat.

In autumn, the atmosphere becomes calmer and the light highlights the villages, lanes and landscapes of the Gard. With fewer visitors, the town can be discovered more serenely, between museums, gourmet restaurants and walks along the footpaths. This is a popular season for a Gîte rental focused on relaxation, with peaceful nights, often lower prices and a wide choice of accommodation depending on the type of stay.

In winter, the Gard retains a friendly warmth, ideal for a cocooning interlude. Between seasonal markets, comforting addresses in town and occasional outings in the centre or out in nature, renting a well-equipped Gîte means you can savour every night in cosy accommodation. Travellers will also find good rental opportunities here, with attractive prices and suitable rentals, whether you're travelling on your own or prefer the flat option depending on the type of comfort you're looking for.

The 3 must-try activities on your holiday in Gard

Your Gîte holiday in the Gard wouldn't be as rich without a dose of adventure, culture and gourmet pleasure. To complete your rental, whether you're travelling as a couple, a family or with pers, here are three must-do experiences to enjoy, ideal for varying your outings between town, centre and the edge of natural sites. Don't forget to compare prices, consult travellers' reviews and choose, from among the rentals, the accommodation that suits your type of stay, charming Gîte or practical flat, to make the most of every night.

1. Hiking and admiring the view in the Gorges du Gardon

To get some fresh air and take in the sights, head for the Gorges du Gardon. From footpaths to belvederes and waterside spots, the site offers remarkable views and a real nature interlude just a stone's throw from the main points of interest. A perfect activity to incorporate into your holiday, before returning to the comfort of your accommodation for a restful night.

Address: Maison du Grand Site des Gorges du Gardon, La Baume, 30210 Sainte-Anastasie

2. Dive into history at the Maison Carrée in Nîmes

At the heart of the city of Nîmes, the Maison Carrée is a must-see for curious travellers. This emblematic monument allows you to discover an exceptional heritage, with a pleasant visit to be made from the centre, between two breaks on the terrace. An excellent idea if your accommodation is in the city, whether you're staying in a Gîte or a flat, and if you want to make the most of your holiday without multiplying the number of journeys.

Address : Maison Carrée, Place de la Maison Carrée, 30000 Nîmes

3. Fill up on flavours at Les Halles de Nîmes

To sample the local produce and feel the local atmosphere, head to Les Halles de Nîmes. There, you can stroll between the stalls, talk to the producers and put together a basket ideal for a meal in your Gîte. It's also a great option for keeping your holiday meal prices under control, while enjoying an authentic experience in the centre of town.

Address : Les Halles de Nîmes, 5 Rue des Halles, 30000 Nîmes

Our travellers' favourite facilities when booking a Gîte in the Gard

For a successful holiday, the comfort of the accommodation matters as much as the destination. When choosing a Gîte rental in the Gard, our travellers pay attention to the facilities that make each night easier, whatever the type of stay, as a couple, a family or with pers. To compare prices, read reviews and select from our rentals, here are the most popular options, whether you're hesitating between a Gîte and a flat, in town, in the centre or on the edge of the most beautiful landscapes with a view:

• Spacious beds and quality bedding, for restful nights after your visits to the town or centre.
• New bathroom, with walk-in shower or bath, ideal for relaxing after a day at the edge of a natural site.
• Private outdoor space, terrace, balcony or garden, to enjoy the Gard climate and a pleasant view at the end of the day.
• Fitted kitchen, practical for preparing a home-cooked breakfast or a convivial dinner and better controlling the cost of meals during your holidays.
• Air conditioning or heating depending on the season, for comfortable accommodation all year round, whatever the length of the rental.
• Wi Fi broadband, useful for organising your outings, checking traveller reviews and sharing your holiday photos.
• Washing machine and tumble dryer, particularly appreciated for stays of several nights, families and groups of pers.
• Private or secure parking, a real plus if your rental is in town, close to the centre or in a busy area.
• Pet-friendly, so you can go on holiday without compromise and enjoy rentals adapted to your type of travel.
• Well-being area, swimming pool, jacuzzi or sauna, to add a premium touch to your Gîte, especially after a day of discovery on the edge of the must-see sites.

Each Gîte in the Gard has its own style, but they all aim for the same goal, to offer you a practical and pleasant rental, with the facilities travellers expect to make the most of every night.

What is the average price of a Gîte in the Gard

In the Gard, the price of a holiday rental varies according to the season, the number of nights, the location in town or close to the centre, on the edge of nature, as well as the type of accommodation chosen and facilities such as a beautiful view or a wellness area. Whether you're travelling with 2 people, a tribe or wavering between Gîte and flat, travellers can find rentals to suit their budget, by comparing prices and consulting reviews.

• For 2 pers (studio or flat)
  • Low season (November to March): from €60 per night
  • Medium season (April to June, September to October): from €80 per night
  • High season (July to August): from €110 per night
• Gîte or family house (ideal for several pers)
  • Low season (November to March): from €90 per night
  • Mid season (April to June, September to October): from €120 per night
  • High season (July to August): from €160 per night
• Premium accommodation with spa (top-of-the-range gîte)
  • Low season (November to March): from €150 per night
  • Mid season (April to June, September to October): from €180 per night
  • High season (July to August): from €250 per night

To get the best price on a Gîte rental in the Gard, it is advisable to book several weeks in advance, especially in summer, targeting the right type of rental according to your city, centre, riverside or view desires, and taking travellers' reviews into account.