Top Lourdes Outdoor Activities

See the pilgrim town of Lourdes more intimately, with your own private guide. Along with a tour of the town itself, this excursion also pays a visit to the Chateau Fort of Lourdes where a wealth of medieval history awaits. Hear the background story of Bernadette Soubrious and get cultural and historical insights, too, to take your visit to Lourdes to the next level. Note that any entry fees are extra.

EN booking this canyon EN Spain with an instructor DE Graviteo you will explore the Pyrenees. You walk through unspoilt nature with confidence EN your Guide. The mountain atmosphere is felt and you discover wonderful landscapes. Whether it’s your first experience DE canyoning or you like to do and redo canyoning, our guides are caring, attentive and moving at your own pace. They are available, do not hesitate to ask them the right addresses, they will make you discover the local life and their way of life. Together, good memories assured. On your marks, ready? Dive in!

Rafting, and more generally whitewater navigation, are among the unmissable activities of a successful stay in the Pyrenees. If we add a night of bivouac and a local cheese raclette by the fire, dream and reality merge, to the greatest pleasure of all! Located in the heart of the Argelès-Gazost Valley, the Gave de Pau is an ideal river to familiarize yourself with whitewater bivouacs. We will start in the heart of the mountains and gradually descend to the plain, for a total of 40km. Going on a bivouac means going on an adventure. If the level of comfort of a night in the great outdoors can be unpredictable, the kindness and experience of our team will ensure you have an exceptional moment, which will remain engraved in your memory for a long time.

Located in the heart of the Argelès-Gazost Valley, our course on the Gave de Pau will allow you to admire Nature and the surrounding peaks from a whole new point of view. Rafting, and more generally white water navigation, are unmissable activities for a successful stay in the Pyrenees. Our smiling and motivated team will receive you with kindness and will make you spend an exceptional moment which will be part of your most beautiful holiday memories.

In the heart of the Argelès-Gazost Valley, our route on the Gave de Pau will allow you to admire Nature and the surrounding peaks from a completely new point of view. Rafting, and more generally whitewater navigation, are unmissable activities for a successful stay in the Pyrenees. Our smiling and motivated team will welcome you with kindness and will make you spend an exceptional moment which will be part of your fondest holiday memories.

Experience an exceptional day between spirituality, heritage and nature in the Hautes-Pyrénées! Discover Lourdes and the Pyrenees, thanks to a double guided experience, combining culture, emotion and spectacular landscapes. In the morning, follow our Speaker Guide for an immersion in the spiritual and historical heart of Lourdes. You will discover the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes, its emblematic places The tour continues to the fortified castle of Lourdes, and enjoy an exceptional panoramic view of the city and its surrounding mountains. In the afternoon, head for the peaks! Hop on board our coach for an excursion to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Gavarnie Circus. You will discover its waterfall of 422m, its forests and its altitude landscapes, in a setting conducive to contemplation. Two complementary experiences... Culture, nature, spirituality: everything is there for a day full of emotions and discoveries.

Head for the summits! Hop on board our coach for an excursion to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Gavarnie Circus. This majestic natural site, classified as a Grand Site Occitanie, is one of the symbols of Pyreneanism: you will discover its 422m waterfall, its forests and its altitude landscapes, in a setting conducive to contemplation and discovery of the human-mountain relationship. With our passionate and exciting companion, discover the fauna and flora of this exceptional landscape that Victor Hugo described as:"It is the Colosseum of nature; it is Gavarnie"