This is the narrowest isthmus in Europe, with just ten metres separating the two banks of the Tarn. To understand all this better, visit the EDF hydroelectric power station at Ambialet from July to September. Alternatively, climb up to the church at La Capelle for a panoramic view of Ambialet.

For lovers of green tourism, head to Trébas-les-Bains and its leisure centre with its many activities. Continue your visit to the area around Ambialet by taking to the skies and setting off along the steep roads of the Monts de l'Albigeois. Get on your bikes (available to hire from the tourist office) and set off for the Sérénac forest, just a few kilometres from your holiday home.


** THE GITE **
This family home was bought in the 80's then renovated in 2014. The Gîte des Reflets du Tarn doesn't bear its name for nothing. From the terrace, you have a bird's eye view of the river Tarn and the Ambialet peninsula. All you have to do is sit back and watch the kayakers go by.

90m² house with private garage for your car.

- Living room with TV and board games, dining room and kitchen area. Kitchen equipped with dishwasher, gas cooker with oven, fridge-freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, Senseo® filter and pod coffee maker.

- Shower room with wc

- Separate bedroom 1 and 2, sunken with one 140x190cm bed each, window overlooking the river

- Terrace on 3 levels with garden furniture and two sunbathing chairs

The Ambialet peninsula right at your feet!

If you haven't heard of one of France's largest meanders, which forms a peninsula, look no further, it's right at your feet!