Saint-Clar: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Nature and Leisure
Es Calavès, with its five-hectare wooded lake, is located 2.5 kilometres from Saint-Clar. There is a designated swimming area, a sandy beach, two large slides, outdoor playgrounds and shaded picnic areas. These facilities are available in July and August. Visitors can also rent pedal boats in Es Calavès.
At the Vallon des Kangourous, visitors can walk among free-ranging wallabies across four hectares. Weather permitting, free activities for children and adults are offered there: introductions to the boomerang and didgeridoo take place at 5 p.m., demonstrations about the lives of emus at 4 p.m. and wallabies at 6 p.m. The chemin de ronde provides an opportunity to discover the surrounding landscape.
Those choosing Saint-Clar as their place to stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
The market hall of Saint-Clar is a 13th-century building classified as a historic monument and supported by 20 wooden pillars. Saint-Clar invites visitors to explore its narrow medieval streets. The old church of Saint-Clar is Romanesque and dates from the 12th to the 16th century. The bastide of Saint-Clar was founded in 1289.
The Thursday morning market takes place in the market hall of Saint-Clar. The Musée de l'École publique is located in the village's former first school. In addition, La Maison de l'Ail sells white or purple garlic directly in plaits.
Geographical Setting
Saint-Clar overlooks the Arratz Valley amid sunny hills.
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