Great kayak rental. We went during off season and the area could benefit from more signage at the…read morelaunch point. Equipment was good, although paddles did not have splash guards and were not very easy to use. Signage at the pick up spot could also be more visible.

From the owner: Location de canoë-kayak sur le Gardon, à deux pas du Pont du Gardread more

From the owner: Au paradis des petits ... et des grands ! Le parc animalier de La Ferme enchantée donne aux enfants…read morela possibilité de découvrir tous les animaus de la ferme et même d'entrer dans les enclos. De nombreuses attractions sont proposées ( tyrolienne, trampoline, labyrinthe de mais, un chantier de construction pour les enfants, des jeux d'eau...)

I was completely enchanted by all of Nîmes, but the Jardins de la Fontaine truly took my breath…read moreaway. Even just the approach to the garden is magical--a beautiful allée with a water channel that reflects the trees, and people leisurely chatting and strolling. It was a refreshing change from the car-dominated Bay Area where I'm from! The garden itself was also a delight. We saw an adorable (but feisty) swan who chased off a few people who got a bit too close, which had everyone around laughing as they scrambled away. It's a perfect place for people-watching *or* finding a peaceful spot to relax. I visited in the sweltering summer, and we actually ran out of water, so make sure you bring plenty! Though, a heads-up--the bathroom in the garden is less than ideal. This garden is a must-see if you want to experience Nîmes' Roman influence beyond the famous arena. Imagine yourself back in time, grab a good book, and just soak it all in. On the day we visited, they were setting up for an outdoor movie screening with a massive projector and seats for the community to enjoy. I'm so curious how Nîmes feels in the fall and winter--hopefully, I'll get to find out one day!

A gem of a park within the diminutive city of Nimes. Not to be missed if you want to get a good…read morerendition of Roman architecture during their occupation. The park represents the wealth of the city with its resplendent sculptures and fountains. If you wish to hike up the hill, you will get to the Roman lookout point which is ticketed admission. However, there multiple free views overlooking the city along the way.

From the owner: Activités sportives, éducatives et de loisirs Le complexe réunit : -Un bassin sportif de 50 mètres…read moresur 25 mètres. - Un bassin d'entraînement et d'apprentissage de 25 mètres sur 12,5 mètres. - Une fosse à plongée de 11 mètres de profondeur. -Une zone ludique (Pataugeoire, bassin à bulles, jets d'eau sous pression, bancs massant). - Une zone de remise en forme (solarium, hammam, sauna...). - Des équipements complémentaires améliorant le confort : Cafétéria, salons d'attente, coins enfants (goûter, change), club élite pour l'entraînement des sportifs.