Chalets 6 personnes de 35m2 (dont terrasse 11 m2). Une chambre à coucher avec un lit 140, une chambre à coucher avec 2 lits 90 cm, un clic clac 2 places dans le séjour, WC, salle d’eau, coin cuisine avec kitchenette équipée (2 plaques électriques) , coin salon, chauffage électrique, wi fi gratuite, barbecue,télévision. Face au plan d'eau et à la piscine. Chalets for 6 people, 35m2 (including 11m2 terrace). A bedroom with a 140 cm bed, a bedroom with 2 90 cm beds, a sofa bed for 2 in the living room, WC, bathroom, kitchen area with equipped kitchenette (2 hot plates), lounge area, heating electric. Outdoor activities abound in a region dominated by nature! Hiking alone or accompanied, on horseback or by bicycle to discover the landscapes, flora and fauna, mountain pastures, fishing, tree climbing ... Based in Arlanc, you are at the center of the riches that make up the strength of the region. Ambert on the AOP Auvergne cheese and paper route (La Manufacture d'Images, the Richard de Bas mill ...), Thiers and its cutlery art, Puy-en-Velay and Chaise-dieu with their center historical. Would you like a round-the-world trip from Arlanc? This is what the Garden for the Earth plant planisphere spanning over 6 ha. Alone or accompanied, discover plants from all continents! The Lace Museum, in the heart of the city, combines the lacework pass with contemporary textile art to immerse you in the little-known world of needles and spindles. Take a step on the historic route of the châteaux of Auvergne by pushing the doors of the 17th century castle of Mons. Climb its grand Italian staircase to admire a remarkable collection of prints. The journey continues with the circuit of Romanesque churches. Start in Arlanc with the Saint-Pierre church dating from the 12th century and listed as a historical monument, then walk through the localities and neighboring villages (Beurrières and its frescoes from the 14th to the 17th century, Dore Église, Doranges, Novacelles and its frescoes from 14th century, Saint-Alyre d'Arlanc and Saint-Sauveur-la-Sagne). Get a taste of medieval life thanks to the Issandolanges path and the remains of its village, which was found perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the forest. The artisans of the Trades Route open the doors of their workshops to you: arts of wood, ceramics, textiles, glass ... Farms, honey shops, jasseries, flour mills and other country inns. 'engage to capsize your taste buds.