Le Volvestre

Your dream base camp for exploring south-western France!

Welcome to Volvestre, a corner of Haute-Garonne where you can breathe, take your time and savour life. Just a few kilometres south of Toulouse, Volvestre offers rolling landscapes and picturesque villages. It is an ideal base for exploring the wonders of Occitanie, far from the crowds but close to the heart of the region.

Le Volvestre: an ideal geographical location

Between the dynamic pink city of Toulouse and the majestic Pyrenees, between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, Volvestre is a strategic location. The Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, can be explored by bike or boat nearby. On the horizon, the Pyrenean mountains beckon: in summer for hiking, in winter for snow sports.

The Mediterranean and Atlantic beaches are accessible for day trips, less than two hours away by motorway. And to make your getaway even more enjoyable, the Volvestre Tourist Office will put together a tailor-made tourist itinerary for you, turning your journey into an adventure.

A peaceful destination… And affordable!

Here, there is no mass tourism. You can enjoy a peaceful stay in comfortable accommodation at reasonable prices. The welcome is warm and sincere, and the melodious accent of the locals immediately puts you in the south-western mood! Friendly, relaxed, authentic…

Must-see attractions in Volvestre

The Volvestre region itself offers a wealth of experiences and unique sites:

• The Gaulish Village, a theme park where you can discover the skills of our ancestors through living reenactments.
• La Source Wake Park, a lake equipped for water skiing, paddleboarding, inflatable games and more. The perfect refreshing break for families and thrill seekers alike!
• Charming villages, including the medieval town of Rieux-Volvestre, which has been awarded the Station Verte and Plus Beaux Détours de France labels, farmers’ markets, hiking trails… Every day brings a new discovery, in tune with the rhythm of nature.

And just a few kilometres away, some of Haute-Garonne’s must-see gems:

• Toulouse, the ‘Pink City’, its heritage, its lively quays, its gastronomy and, of course, its legendary rugby.
• Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, an ancient town and medieval gem, designated one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France.
• Local specialities to enjoy without moderation: cassoulet, foie gras, mountain cheeses, all accompanied by a good glass of wine from the South-West.