🎁 Exclusive Bivo Moto Bonus
A complimentary welcome aperitif for weekly bookings.
Mention Bivo Moto when booking, messaging, calling or upon arrival.
Essential for your stay
Parking type
Locked garage
Capacity
7
Parking fee
Free
Access
Easy, directly on the property with a secured gate
Gîte for 5 people (one 160 double bedone 140 sofa bed and one 90 single bed)Located in the Minervois area, close to Carcassonne, this gîte offers a true haven of peace in the heart of nature — perfect for a getaway as a couple, with family, or with friends. Set in a peaceful environment surrounded by vineyards, garrigue and typical villages of the Aude, it makes an excellent base for discovering the roads of the south and the region's major sites. Its location also makes it easy to reach Carcassonne, the Canal du Midi and the medieval villages of the Minervois, while enjoying a relaxing setting well away from the hustle and bustle. ACCOMMODATION The gîte offers simple, functional comfort: living room with sofa bed (120 x 190) bedroom with double bed 160 x 200 single bed 90 x 200 fully equipped kitchen bathroom with shower and washing machine air conditioning Wi-Fi television bed linen provided MOTO STAY & ROAD TRIP The gîte is particularly well suited to motorcycle travellers. The roads around the Minervois and Carcassonne offer varied and enjoyable riding: Minervois vineyard roads fast links to Carcassonne and the Canal du Midi winding garrigue back roads access to typical villages and quiet secondary roads The ideal base camp for exploring the Aude by motorcycle, whether you're out for a leisurely ride or a full-on road trip. OUTDOOR SPACE Private outdoor area Terrace Garden furniture Barbecue Natural and peaceful surroundings
Your host
Eric
As a retired Gendarmerie officer and a motorcyclist, I offer every guest a warm, personalised welcome, along with tailor-made motorcycle rides adapted to each rider’s experience and the weather conditions.
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