A fun and instructive way to learn about the flora of the Mercantour: a discovery for young and old alike, and a program that adapts to the audience: families, groups of adults or children, amateur botanists.

the Association is at the origin of encounters around Painting, Music, Dance, Writing, Games, Nature, Sharing, Listening, Meditation… The Association lives only through the Donations of all of us, Volunteers and Visitors.

As a naturalist guide and LPO nature leader, I invite you to follow in the footsteps of the most emblematic wild animals of the Alps and Mercantour: chamois, ibex, marmots, vultures…

Périmetre géographique du département des Alpes de Haute Provence intégrant la Marque Alpes. (Le contrat de destination Alpes vise à rendre plus lisible la destination à l’international et propose ainsi une offre mieux structurée)

Périmetre géographique du département des Alpes de Haute Provence intégrant la Marque Provence. (Le contrat de destination Provence vise à rendre plus lisible la destination à l’international et propose ainsi une offre mieux structurée)

The association offers yoga classes and workshops in Villars-Colmars and Allos throughout the year, but outside school vacations.
Classes of around 1h30. Private lessons on request

From the Serres crest, you can see the Mercantour Massif to the east, and beyond it the closer massifs (Grand Coyer…), with the Pic de Chamatte at the end of the crest. A natural forest of beech and Scots pine grows beneath the pastures.

Attractive, well-equipped F1 single-storey apartment in a quiet subdivision in the village of Saint André Les Alpes. Ideal for hiking and paragliding.

Follow soldier Claude Dupuy back to the time of Louis XIV, as he discovers the Fort de Savoie, its history and fascinating anecdotes about the stages in its construction. Educational panels cover a range of themes to pique your curiosity.

From the hamlet of Argens, renowned for its fine lavender and the distillery that can be visited, follow a road that smells of Provence to St André, where lavender fields overlook the Verdon, then head for the distillery museum in Barrême.