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TwodaycanoedescentoftheArdèche
+ThreedaysMedwatersports
+Onedayofmultiactivity
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WHAT’SITALLABOUT?
Can’tdecidebetweenaweekontheMedandthe
canoedescentoftheArdècheRiver?Dothemboth
andincludeadayofactivitiesaswell!Spendtwo
daysdescendingthedramaticArdècheGorge,the
WHAT’SITLIKE?
mostfantasticopenboatingriverinEurope,
DomainedeSegriesintheArdècheisoneofourfavouritecentres,
returningtobaseeachnightandonedayatthe
setinspaciouswoodedgrounds.There’sanoutdoorswimming
centretakingpartinsomeoftheactivitiesonoffer.
pool,volleyballcourt,andahighropescourseaswellasadisco
ThenthreedaysontheMedtorelaxandgivethe
andashelteredoutdoordiningareaoverlookingthegrounds.
watersportsago.SometimesyouwillgototheMed
Accommodationmaybeindoorsinthelargestonefarmhouseorin
firstandthentheArdèche–eitherwayit’s
tentsinthegrounds.Pleasenoteyouwillneedtobringyourown
guaranteedtobeanaction-packedweek.
sleepingbagandpillow.
OurMedCentre,Mimosa,nearValrasPlage,isalsoexclusiveto
PGLandopensdirectlyontothelongun-crowdedbeach.There’sadiningmarquee,
gamesarea,shower/toiletblock,shopandourdiscothatcatersexclusivelyfor300
otherPGLpartygoers,soifyouwantasafeandlivelynightlife,thisistheplacefor
you.Accommodationisintents.
DOINEEDANYEXPERIENCE?
No,youdon’tneedanyexperience,butyoumustbeabletoswim50metres.
WHEREISIT?
It’satwocentreholidaywiththreenightsateachcentreandacoachtransferinthe
middlebetweenthecentres,includinganen-routevisittoawaterpark.
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