Caving,
Pot-Holing, Speleology
Languedoc-Roussillon
is honeycombed with caves and caverns, forming one of the richest areas of
subterranean systems in
France
. At least 15 of them are
open to the public. It's easy to stroll through the labyrinth of halls and
galleries, up flights of steps and along lighted passages. Some are even
accessible by wheelchair.
These caves contain
narrow passages and vast chambers with stunning colours, sometimes lakes and
rivers. There are extraordinary shapes that seem to be sculpted from rock,
notable examples are the "Hundred-Thousand Soldiers" of the Grotte de
Trabuc, or the "Medusa's Head" in the Grotte de Clamouse. Serious
potholers, divers and speleologists might be interested in exploring a huge
network of underground caverns under the Forêt de Fanges (near Quillan) which
have barely been touched. Most of these can be visited by the general public.
Others are for serious potholers.

Languedoc
Roussillon Wine Tours - Minervois Wine Tours - Kayaking
- Wind surfing - Sailing
- Scuba Diving - Water
Jousting - Walking - Climbing