




At our base (Viking Bateaux, 416 Rte des Gorges, 07150 Vallon-Pont-d'Arc)
Reviewers are overwhelmingly positive about this canoe trip on the Ardèche, with 80% giving it a high rating. The "sublime" and "magnificent" landscapes are a major highlight, along with the perfect organization and friendly, welcoming staff. The tour is generally considered accessible for beginners, though some found it a bit too sporty for younger children. While return transfers can sometimes involve a wait, the beautiful scenery makes this a highly recommended experience.
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The organization, including transfers from the headquarters to the tour starting point and back, was very good. The operators were very friendly. The tour is fantastic, even though there are many canoes and kayaks out on the trail each day. You can always find a spot to relax and enjoy the scenery. The tour offers some challenges, but they are manageable, even for beginners and with children (at least 12 years old). It's worth it!
Nice experience. Long tour through beautiful area
Perfect organization; very friendly staff. We did the 24 km: beautiful trip!
The canoes can accommodate up to 3 people (2 adults and 1 child between 7 and 12 years old). You can therefore share a canoe with your friends or family.
A waterproof container is provided to keep your belongings dry during the tour.
To participate, you must be at least 7 years old, know how to swim, and be in good physical health. The maximum weight per canoe is 300 kg.
Yes, the tour is accessible to everyone, including beginners with a good level of physical fitness. The route includes several rapids which make the descent more challenging.
The total duration of the activity is at least 6 hours, with 4 to 5 hours of paddling time. You can use the canoe until 5 pm, which is also when the last shuttle departs.
You should bring swimwear, a second pair of trainers that can get wet, a towel, a strap for your glasses, and a picnic.
Yes, a free car park is available at the base.
No, dogs are not allowed in the nature reserve.





















