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Trip Itinerary
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Chille
Day 1-3
Stopover 1. our stay in the Jura National Park. We have a pool and sauna on site, to let us feel good after the trip first. Strengthened we start then probably after the arrival day the first hikes in the national park and look at our place. After all, we also need to know where to eat and agree when we eat together, with which everyone agrees. Since we are several days on site ( also on the return trip) we can test ourselves culinary and pay attention to the Google reviews.
2
Les Vans
Day 3-7
Stop 2 the Cevennes. Hiking and canoeing, sunbathing. Here is our stop with a single room. However, probably the only hotel with German language and the food should be great! Here we can surely quietly dine one day also at the hotel restaurant. A whole canoe day in the Gorges would cost 36€ per person, there are of course also shorter variants. But it is worth it in any case.
3
Pra-Loup
Day 7-11
Our 3 stop. Here our accommodation is located between the Encrins and Mercantour and is a good starting point for both national parks. Breakfast is included in the price this time. So only have to get us something for the rest of the day. My plan is to explore the surroundings as well as the national parks. Mountain climbing is probably also possible there. However, I do not intend to do that myself
4
Chille
Day 11-13
Last stop. Again in the same place and hotel as on our outward journey. Here we use the time to catch up on what we may have missed or just relax at the pool and sauna to fortify ourselves for the journey home.
Trip Summary
Accommodation
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