Baudinard sur Verdon
Take route D9 off D30 which connects Aups to Montmeyan.
Baudinard is a village set halfway up the hiIls near the entrance to the Verdon Canyons, and is close to the lake of Sainte Croix.
Because of its exceptional natural environment and its interesting history, Baudinard is one of the treasures of Verdon.
The prehistoric finds in the caves of Baumes (closed to the public) are exhibit at the archeological museum in Quinson.
The village in itself is interesting to visit for its vaulted passages, its ramparts, and the beautitul old houses nearly each ot which has vaulted cellars and an interior well once filled by rainwater.
Don't miss the canyon of Baudinard! It is practically a street of turquoise water lined with cliffs of 100 - 150m. high, pierced with caves. Beware to those who fear heights!
What to see
The dungeon of the Chateau de Sabran (14thc.).
St. Jacques church (11th.c,).
The chapel of Notre Dame de Garde (16th.c.) from which one can see 6 departments!
Leisure activities
Hiking (GR 99 Long-distance trails). Horseback riding.
Cycling.
Tennis.
Swimming and various water sports at the lake of Sainte Croix.
River sports and climbing in the Verdon canyons.
Shopping for the local crafts such as earthen ware, leather, metal sculpture...
NEIGHBOURING TOWNS AND VILLAGES
Moissac-Bellevue (7 km), Régusse (11 km) and Bauduen (12 km).