259 liO bus service (+ 258 liO bus service)
- Mende
- Meyrueis / Le Rozier
The 259 "Mende - Sainte Enimie - Meyrueis" and 258 "Florac - Sainte Enimie - Le Rozier" liO bus services will introduce you to the great Gorges du Tarn and the vast limestone plateaus in the Causses & Cévennes.
- Period: Summer from 08/07 to 01/09.
- Days: Monday to Friday - Available on July 14th and August 15th -* Bus connection to Le Rozier.
- Recommended start point from Mende: Foirail
Recommended stops
Places to eat and sleep at each stop.
Grotte de l’Aven Armand
55 minutes from Mende on the Causse Méjean. A forest of over 400 stalagmites: 600m underground.
Please note that the shuttle stops at the intersection. It's a half hour walk back to the cave.
Open every day from 10am to 6pm. Find out more
258 liO bus service: "Florac - Sainte Enimie - Le Rozier".
Period: Summer from 08/07 to 01/09. Available every day
Recommended start point from Florac: Ancienne Gare.
Saint-Chély-du-Tarn
10 min from Sainte-Enimie. Bus stop : Crt.RD907 bis. An exceptionally beautiful village on the left bank of the Tarn.
Go over the big and beautiful bridge or walk along the Tarn Valley footpath to reach the village. It has a magnificent Romanesque church and narrow lanes. Find out more
La Malène
The village has held onto its bygone charm with narrow lanes and little houses that have stood the test of time, sheltered by Rocher de la Barre. The village is the easiest place to reach the Tarn from the Causse de Sauveterre.
It's also the start point for boat and canoe trips to visit the Cirque des Baumes, Gorges du Tarn and a world-famous climbing spot. Find out more
Les Vignes
10 min from Sainte Enimie. Bus stop : Crt.RD907 bis A small riverside village on the slopes of the Causse de Sauveterre plateau, easily accessible by road.
A great start point for walks or a canoe or kayak ride to explore the Gorges du Tarn. Find out more
Le Rozier
Le Rozier lies between the Gorges du Tarn and Gorges de la Jonte. Le Rozier was famous for its pottery studios in Gallo-Roman times .
It became a major religious site when monks came here in the 11th century and built Saint-Sauveur Church, now listed as a Monument Historique. Find out more
