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Southern Ardèche invites visitors to discover the benefits of its thermal waters.
Three spa resorts offer “cures” to treat rheumatism, skin ailments, diabetes as well as spa treatments.
Whether a “curist”, a well-being enthusiast or tourist, you will appreciate medieval Neyrac-les-Bains/Meyras or  Saint-Laurent-les-Bains  tucked away in its natural and rugged setting or alternatively Vals-les-Bains and its “Belle Epoque” charm. These towns have organised activities orientated toward their heritage, their thermal springs and  mineral waters.

NEYRAC-LES-BAINS
The waters were well known by the Romans. This small spa town hugging the volcano  Soulhiol  offers three types of “cures”

“Le Bain Nature” (rheumatism), “la  Force de  l’Eau” ( dermatology), la “ Forme Verte” (relaxation, well-being and beauty treatments). Spa packages available (from 3 to 6 days) with, or without, accommodation.

Contact :
Site thermal à Neyrac les Bains
07380 Meyras
Tél. 04 75 94 42 40
Fax : 04 75 95 54 32

Mail: accueil@thermesdeneyrac.com
Site: www.thermesdeneyrac.com

ST LAURENT-LES-BAINS
This small Cévenole town located on the outer edges of the Lozère specialises in the treatment of rheumatism and is a member of the “Chaîne Thermale du Soleil”. The “curists”  benefit from the hot thermal waters (53°C) and are offered “mini-cures”  (6-day packages) with, or without, accommodation.

Contact :
Les Thermes de St Laurent-les-Bains
Tél. 04 66 69 72 72
Fax : 04 66 69 72 71

Site: www.st-laurent-les-bains.com

VALS-LES-BAINS
Features 145 cold-water springs  (13°C), bicarbonate and sodic; some of these springs have been used since 1600 AD. The thermal establishment is open year-round and offers “cures” using mainly water springs whose evocative names are la Camuse, la Constantine and la Rigolette.

Contact :
Office thermal et touristique
Tél. 04 75 37 49 27
Fax : 04 75 94 67 00

Site : www.thermesdevals.com