Top 10 sustainable holidays in Lozère

Published on 15 Jul 2026

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We’re here to help you plan your next holiday in Lozère with 10 ways to travel whilst respecting nature and the local people. “Where is happiness? It’s right here!” Welcome to Lozère. Now follow the guide!

Gîte des Kasalas on the Causse Méjean, © Aurélien Desmiers

1. Stay in eco-friendly accommodation

Choose a unique and eco-friendly place to stay. And yes, they do exist in Lozère! There are plenty of hotels, holiday cottages, holiday villages and campsites offering you the chance to enjoy a stay in a setting that respects Lozère’s unspoilt natural environment.

Loz’Air in Cubières, in the heart of Mont-Lozère and the Cévennes:
The Kasalas in Hyelzas on the Causse Méjean

Eco-friendly accommodation

2. Buy local produce

Lozère is no exception to the French rule: it boasts a particularly rich culinary tradition. Cheeses, honeys, chestnuts, biscuits, artisanal products… You’re sure to be in for a treat as you discover the local specialities. Come and tantalise your taste buds and sample our produce.

Moulin de la Borie on the Causse Méjean: guided tour and sale of flour milled at the mill
GAEC Ressouche Farm in Le Mazet, Margeride: cheeses, dairy products, charcuterie, tastings and meals
Armand and Marie’s Farm in Hyelzas on the Causse Méjean: artisanal ice cream made from sheep’s milk, with the chance to watch the milking

The terroir of Lozère

Aerial view of the Moulin de la Borie, © Benoit Colomb – PACT GDT

3. Explore the markets

Set off to discover local producers and craftspeople at the markets in Lozère. Every day, you can do your shopping at the market stalls. Mmm, those lovely smells and tastings… Langogne, Nasbinals, Meyrueis – every village has its own weekly market.

A family visiting the ‘Saveurs d’Autre Foie’ farm

4. Visit farms

Would you like to find out more about the farming profession and discover the skills farmers have to offer? We’ve got just what you need! There are plenty of farms open to visitors, offering tours, tastings, workshops and holiday stays. It’s a great family activity, full of shared experiences and new discoveries.

Ferme des Cévennes, near Florac in the Cévennes, offers tours, donkey rides, workshops and tastings
At Loz’herbes in Saint-Sauveur-de-Peyre in Aubrac, Karine Gilles welcomes you to take part in workshops and botanical walks.
Bergognon Farm in Altier, on Mont-Lozère, offers a wide range of farm produce: goat’s cheese, homemade jam, pork pâtés and cosmetics made from goat’s milk.
The GAEC Ressouche farm in Le Mazet, Margeride, also offers a wide range of farm-produced goods: cheese made from cow’s milk, cured meats and dairy products.

Plan your visit to the farm

5. Go and meet the local craftspeople

Take home a souvenir of Lozère in the form of an item made in Lozère: ceramics, jeans, knives, jewellery… There’s something for everyone. Go and meet Lozère’s craftspeople.

Ceramics from the Atelier de la Terre Ronde in Saint-Alban-sur-Limagnole
Jeans from Atelier Tuffery in Florac
Le Lozère Knife Shop in Saint-Jean-la-Fouillouse
Bijoux Da Rua in La Canourgue

The traditional skills of Lozère

Tuffery Workshop, © Justine Hern – Bobine Magazine

Cheese platter in a restaurant in Lozère, © Aurélien Desmiers

6. Discover the cuisine of the Lozère region

Sample Lozère’s culinary delights by visiting the restaurants, shops and burons that offer Lozère specialities. You won’t regret it – it’s a real treat. Let us know what you think.

Restaurants in Aumont-Aubrac run by Cyril Attrazic, Lozère’s only Michelin-starred chef
Hôtel de la Poste in Châteauneuf-de-Randon
Saveurs du Teil biscuit factory in Saint-Germain-du-Teil
Malakoff Chocolates in Banassac
Burons

Restaurants in Lozère

7. Take part in a sport in the great outdoors

Lozère is the ideal place to enjoy your favourite outdoor activities in the heart of the countryside: walking, cycling, canoeing, climbing and horse riding. It’s a real treat and a way to enjoy these activities whilst respecting nature.

Outdoor sports in Lozère

Simon Mioni

8. Connect with nature

When you hear the word ‘holiday’, it probably brings to mind rest and relaxation, doesn’t it? So make the most of the fresh air and take the time to take in the natural world around you. It’s a bit like meditation – you breathe deeply and really recharge your batteries. Let yourself be captivated by sunrises and sunsets, moments of contemplation and yoga in the heart of nature.

Découvrir les parcs et grands sites

A herd of Przewalski’s horses on the Causse Méjean., © Benoit Colomb – PACT GDT

9. Observe the flora and fauna

When we talk about nature and respect for nature, we mean gaining a better understanding of it so that we can protect it as much as possible. Set off to explore these places where you can observe and learn more about the wildlife in Lozère.

The Vultures’ House in Meyrueis
Przewalski’s horses in Hures-la-Parade
Black bees in the Cévennes with the ‘L’Arbre aux abeilles’ charity

Wildlife parks in Lozère

10. Opt for sustainable transport

There are plenty of options for getting around Lozère. Buses, trains, car-sharing, tourist shuttles, or even on foot and by bike. We invite you to enjoy some wonderful adventures, particularly along the walking, cycling and mountain-biking routes.

So, are you ready for some wonderful adventures?