In Ardèche, swimming is much more than just a summer pleasure, it is a real invitation to relax in the heart of sometimes sensitive areas that must be protected. Winding rivers, pebble beaches and natural pools promise refreshing moments under the sun!
Quality water, monitored in real time
The Ardèche region is distinguished by the exceptional quality of its bathing waters. This is thanks to regular analyses (in July and August), available in real time below:
Supervised swimming areas for a completely peaceful experience
Du July 1 to August 31, take advantage of the areas of supervised swimming for safe swimming. Scattered along the Ardèche rivers, Beaume, Chassezac, Lignon and Borne, these developed beaches offer an ideal setting for young and old. You will find areas suitable for families, nearby parking, as well as lifeguard stations with lifeguards.
- The location of 26 beaches official public information throughout Ardèche
- The results updated controls of the quality some water
- The status ofofficial or closing opportunities, beaches according to health and environmental conditions
- The presence of a post of s and available facilities (disabled access, toilets, parking, etc.).
- Personalized advice for protecting the beauty and balance of our rivers.
Whether you prefer supervised beaches or more private spots surrounded by nature, the Ardèche offers unforgettable swimming moments!
Swimming and relaxation at the La Perle d'Eau aquatic complex
Looking for a refreshing and relaxing experience in southern Ardèche in a revitalizing setting? The aquatic complex The Water Pearl, located at Lablachère, welcomes you all year round for a moment of well-being and pleasure, suitable for all ages.
This eco-friendly space offers a wide range of indoor and outdoor aquatic activities. Inside, two heated pools and a wellness area with a sauna, steam room, and jacuzzi allow you to relax whatever the season. In summer, there's outdoor swimming with a lap pool, water games for children, and vast landscaped beaches overlooking the Ardèche mountains.