Naussac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Water and Landscape
Lac de Naussac is an artificial lake covering an area of 1,050 hectares at an altitude of 1,000 metres, and features a developed beach. The lake is classified as a large inland mountain lake.
There are numerous fishing spots at Lac de Naussac. In July and August, there is a supervised bathing beach.
The Base Nautique de Naussac provides five-person pedal boats with slides, single or large paddleboards, canoes, and electric boats that do not require a licence.
Culture and History
Near the cemetery of Naussac stands a Renaissance tower that belonged to an estate of the Abbaye des CHAMBONS DE BORNE. Six carved stone crosses were rebuilt stone by stone in the streets of the village of Naussac.
The Parcours historique de Naussac is permanently accessible, open to everyone, and free of charge. It traces the history of the village of Naussac and the surrounding villages that were demolished and rebuilt as part of the construction of the reservoir. The Parcours historique de Naussac offers a 1-kilometre route or a 1.6-kilometre loop.
Surroundings
The Ruine de l'orphelinat des Choisinets and the Ruines du château de Luc are located in the surroundings of Naussac. The Église de Naussac and La Chapelle des Pénitents are located in the immediate vicinity of Naussac.
Signal de la Narse, Suc de Mauras, La Brujasse, and Mont Redon are mountains in the surroundings of Naussac.
Those who choose Naussac for their stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
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