Are you coming to the Saulges cave valley for a day?
We have listed the essentials for you to have a great day!
Ready for the adventure?

Morning

Discovery of the Prehistory Museum

Welcome to the Museum of Prehistory
Start the day with a visit to the Museum of Prehistory, which offers an introduction to caves and prehistoric life. The museum is interactive, with digital displays, and its archaeological collections will interest young and old alike. It's a great way to discover prehistory in a fun way (self-guided tour lasting approximately 1 hour).

Midi

Picnic or lunch at a restaurant

    Outdoor lunch break
    You can enjoy the on-site picnic areas, which are pleasantly located in a peaceful natural setting. For families who prefer a more organized meal, there is a nearby restaurant serving local dishes, perfect for a gourmet break after visiting the caves.

    Afternoon

    Visit the caves and nature activities

    • Margot Cave : known for its mysterious engravings and its legend, it has a fascinating character for children who can imagine themselves in the shoes of little explorers (40-minute guided tour).
    • Rochefort Cave : Attention adventurers! After a descent into the chasm, young explorers can admire the natural concretions and the underground lake (40-minute guided tour).

    Hiking in the valley
    After lunch, head out for a family hike in the Erve Valley. The site offers several trails suitable for different levels, including short, fun trails for children. Information panels are located along the way, allowing you to learn about the area's flora, fauna, and geological history.

    Climbing for the most daring
    If your children are adventurous, you can go rock climbing on some of the valley walls (under the supervision of a guide if necessary). The walls are suitable for beginners, making it a fun and accessible activity.

    Late afternoon

    Relaxation in the valley

      Relaxing moment near the river
      To conclude the day, take a moment to relax by the Erve River. Children can play around the river, observe the small animals, or simply relax after a busy day.


        A day in the Saulges Caves Valley offers a great balance of cultural discovery, nature, and sports activities, with opportunities for both young and old. The caves will fascinate the curious, while the hikes will allow everyone to reconnect with nature and prehistoric history.

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