15km from the medieval market town of Uzès, this is an extraordinary spot between Provence, The Cevennes, The Camargue and the Mediterranean.

Nearby UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Pont du Gard, Nîmes Arena, the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes and more, offer a destination rich in history and nature.

The village of Euzet-les-Bains is situated on a limestone hillside among the Languedoc scrubland, vineyards, lavender fields and olive groves.

Today Euzet remains a great location for exploring this diverse region and recharging your batteries all year round.

At its centre is the old hameau of ancient stone houses, a little park, a chapel and a protestant temple.

The village enjoyed its heyday in the 19th century thanks to its thermal baths which were directed by Doctor Perrier - of the world famous Perrier natural mineral water - until 1912.

300 days of sunshine per year!

A village rich in history

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Euzet During The Cretaceous Period (And its legacy)

The mountain of Euzet-les-Bains is made up of this Cretaceous limestone known as Urgonian, as are many remarkable sites in the region: Mont Bouquet, the Ardèche Gorges, Méjannes-le-Clap and the Gardon Gorges.

The Mineral Spa at Euzet

The historic Mineral Spa was established by visionary Dr. Perrier. Renowned for its healing waters, it became a haven for natural well-being in the tranquil Cévennes foothills.

Though its golden era has passed, its legacy of health and serenity endures, enriching the area’s charm.

A Camisards' Refuge

The caves of Euzet-les-Bains served as a vital refuge and infirmary for Jean Cavalier, leader of the Camisards, during their 18th-century struggle for religious freedom.

Hidden in the rugged Cévennes landscape, they stored food and ammunition for the Protestant rebels. Accessible via local walking trails, these caves echo a powerful legacy of resilience.