Area description for Mas de Cazelles

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Rates & avialability per week

Period	Price
Early Easter to 26 April	300.00 £
Low 26 April to 24 May	400.00 £
Mid 24 May to 5 July	525.00 £
5 July to 30 August	850.00 £

Changeover day: Saturday

• We prefer payment by sterling cheque.
• Changeover day is Saturday
• If bed linen is required a small charge is made.

Reservations & Contacts

Mas de Cazelles/Ref: 5910
Owner Name	Mr Mike Burrows
Tel	0033 5 5 63 65 47 0
E-mail	Send E-mail
* Please, mention HolidayHomes.ORG

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Varen

Varen is an old village - also on the Aveyron river - just 4km from Verfeil sur Seye. In fact the villages are closely linked through schools and shared local facilities. The local Pharmacie is in Varen whilst Verfeil has a very good garage (not petrol) should any mechanical help be needed during holidays. It is placed conveniently opposite the boulangerie/general shop. Verfeil has a bar/restaurant, as does Varen and tennis courts. Verfeil is only 10 minutes across the fields on foot so the croissant run is great fun for all the family.

St Antonin Noble Val

A lovely old medieval town alongside the river Aveyron, with quaint old streets and impressive buildings. The Sunday market is the high point of the week and pulls visitors in from a wide catchment. The fête des moissons (harvest) and the car race through the gorge in August are fullof excitement and interest. Canoeing on the river is a very popular activity.

Tarn-et-Garonne

This north eastern part of Tarn et Garonne is in marked contrast to the flat river plains further south. Its undulating countryside offers considerable surprises such as the spectaular Gorges de l'Aveyron which stretch from the attractive medieval town of St Antonin (12km) through Penne and Bruniquel.

Midi-Pyrenees

Midi Pyrenees - South West France - is a rich and varied region where tourism is growing in importance but where traffic jams and crowds are largely unknown.

Summer weather is very warm - and usually dry -from mid May right through to September and even October.

Family visits to Toulouse (airbus and space centre) are popular with children whilst the city offers great shopping and museums, as well as vibrant city life. Some 45km away are the cities of Albi and Cahors which have lots to offer. Nearer to hand, the caves of Pechmerle, St Cirq lapopie, Cordes and Najac offer fascinating insights into the history of this most attractive part of France. Cahors and Gaillac are brimming with great wines to enjoy. There is a water centre outside Cordes and a major activity centre near Albi (La Decouverte).