The Plan d’eau de La Fontalavie is a 3-hectare pond intended for swimming; swimming is supervised in July and August.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Chamboulive can tailor their search to their own preferences.
Nature
At the Plan d’eau de La Fontalavie, there is a playground for children aged 2 to 6, as well as barbecue facilities and picnic tables.
The Étang de Chanteloiseau is a pond measuring just under 3 hectares and reserved for fishing. Picnic tables and barbecue facilities are available there; there are also opportunities for walks and shaded areas.
The Puy Saint Damien lies at an altitude of 473 metres. From there, panoramic views extend over the Monédières and northwards as far as Mont Gargan (Haute-Vienne).
The GR 46 passes through Chamboulive.
Culture and History
The Eglise Saint-Côme et Saint-Damien has been classified as a historic monument since 16 March 1921. It has a five-sided apse dating from the 12th and 13th centuries and preserves three bays of the nave, as well as two 15th-century aisles with rib vaults and heraldic keystones.
Chamboulive has the character of a historic town, with old houses featuring mansard roofs.
The Chapelle Saint-Damien is freely accessible. An orientation board installed near the chapel helps visitors identify the surrounding peaks of the massif.
Local Life
Brasserie des Anges produces and sells craft beers brewed according to traditional methods. The beers are made by cooking over a wood fire and are fermented in oak barrels.
By appointment, Brasserie des Anges offers brewery tours lasting around one hour, followed by a tasting.
The market in the Chamboulivoise hall brings together traders, producers and craftspeople from Chamboulive and the surrounding area.
Other local pages: Marcouyeux, Roziers, Albussac, Ayen, Larche, Saint-Merd-De-Lapleau, Rilhac-Xaintrie, Saint-Julien-Le-Pèlerin
