What to book before you travel to the Verdon Gorge?

Most visits can be booked on the spot. A few sell out days ahead. Here they are, stop by stop, with what you can do without booking underneath. Keep the rest of your time free.

3 activities to book · about €78 per person

The Verdon Gorge

Days 1-7
Days 1-7The Blanc-Martel trailA 15-kilometre hike on the canyon floor from Chalet de la Maline to Point Sublime, with metal ladders and a 670-metre tunnel; bring a torch.8,€50Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Lake Sainte-CroixA reservoir created in the 1970s; hire a pedalo, canoe or electric boat at the Galetas bridge and paddle into the mouth of the gorge.€20Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Quinson Museum of PrehistoryA Norman Foster building covering a million years of human life in the Verdon, with finds from nearby caves and a reconstructed prehistoric village outside.€8Book on GetYourGuide →

No booking needed: Route des Crêtes · Point Sublime · Moustiers-Sainte-Marie · Balcons de la Mescla · The Valensole plateau

All activities in The Verdon Gorge on GetYourGuide

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Frequently asked questions

How much do the activities to book in the Verdon Gorge cost?

€78 per person if you do them all, across 3 bookings. The most expensive is "The Blanc-Martel trail" at €50, the cheapest "Quinson Museum of Prehistory" at €8. Prices checked when written: confirm them when you book.

What can you do in the Verdon Gorge without booking anything?

5 visits on this itinerary need no ticket or time slot, starting with Route des Crêtes, Point Sublime, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, Balcons de la Mescla. They make up most of your days: booking ahead only concerns a handful of sites with limited places.

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