In the heart of the limestone causses of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, in the magnificent gorges of Aveyron, the Bosc cave is an unmissable site in Tarn-et-Garonne. This exceptional cave offers a captivating guided tour, ideal for families with children.  

Located just 4 km from Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, the Bosc cave is a true geological treasure of Tarn-et-Garonne. Dug out by water over millennia, this exceptional cave reveals a great diversity of fascinating concretions and the secrets of a mysterious underground world. A guided tour will allow you to discover the hidden wonders of this unique site, in the gorges of Aveyron

Bosc cave entrance

A geological treasure to explore

Accompanied by a guide, enter the captivating world of the Bosc cave, where shapes and colors mix harmoniously. This cave offers a unique experience for lovers of tourism and discovery. During your guided tour, admire surprising concretions limestones formed by water: stalactites, stalagmites, discs and even cauliflower formations. You won't know where to look! 

Feel the soul of one speleologist by exploring this exceptional natural site! Lower your head to avoid a stalactite, brush against the cool, damp walls, and let yourself be amazed by the beauty of the place. This adventure secure is ideal for adults and children, offering light shows and discoveries at every step. Be sure to check out the enthusiastic reviews from visitors and take advantage of the many tourist activities offered in the region, from hiking trails to local festivals. The Bosc cave promises you total immersion in a fascinating universe. 

concretions cave du bosc

Follow the guide!

During a guided tour of approximately 45 minutes, dive into the heart of the bowels of the earth in the Bosc cave. Join one of the small tour groups and follow your guide to discover this Natural Heritage remarkable in Tarn-et-Garonne. Located less than 10 minutes from Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, this fascinating exploration will take you to the heart of the Aveyron gorges, revealing the geological secrets of this hidden treasure. 

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bat and concretions bosc cave

Live a moment outside of time, a special moment with a passionate guide who will answer all your questions and enrich your visit with captivating anecdotes. Whether you are a caving enthusiast or simply curious to discover an exceptional site, this guided tour is an unforgettable experience for all ages

Reservations recommended to guarantee your place on this unique underground adventure. 

After your visit...

After your exploration of the Bosc cave, enjoy a pleasant natural setting in the heart of the forest surrounding. Take a snack break on terrace shaded or enjoy a light meal at snacking available in summer. This moment of relaxation is perfect for recharging your batteries before continuing your adventure. 

With the children, head to the playground! Ziplinetobogganbalance games…have fun with your family and create memorable memories. This playground is ideal for little ones to let off steam after the guided tour. 

playground, bosc cave

Take advantage of the forest for a balade !

Choose one of the two hiking routes that cross the site and discover the territory from a new angle. The trails will take you through fabulous landscapes, offering breathtaking views of the Aveyron gorges. Explore the region's small heritage and let yourself be seduced by the natural beauty of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val and its surroundings.

Admission fees Min. Max.
Individual child
7 € -
Individual adult
9 € -
Individual all public – Reduced
7 € -
Bosc de Lacam
82140 St-Antonin-Noble-Val
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Frequently asked Questions :  

What are the opening hours of the Bosc cave?

Hours may vary depending on weather conditions and special events.

Consult the timetables

How much does it cost to visit the Bosc cave?

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Do I need to book the tour in advance?

It is strongly recommended to book your visit in advance, especially during high season and weekends, to guarantee your place.  

Is the visit to the Bosc cave suitable for children?

Yes, the guided tour of the Bosc cave is suitable for families with pitchous. You will particularly appreciate the spectacular rock formations and the playful explanations ofs guides. The little extra, the playground outside the cave. 

How long does the guided tour last?

The guided tour of the Bosc cave lasts approximately 45 minutes. Guides are available to answer all your questions and make your visit as enriching as possible. 

Are there picnic areas on site?

Yes, the Grotte du Bosc offers furnished and shaded areas where you can relax and have a meal. A snack bar is also available in summer for light meals and refreshments. 

Are there any additional activities on site?

In addition to visiting the cave, there is a playground with zip line, slide, and balance games. You can also enjoy two hiking routes that cross the site and offer magnificent views of the gorges of Aveyron. 

Are pets allowed in the cave?

For safety and conservation reasons, pets are not allowed in the cave. However, they are welcome at the picnic areas and hiking trails outside the cave. 

What are the safety conditions in the cave?

The cave is equipped with marked paths and enlightened, and to Guides are trained to ensure a safe visit. However, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and avoid high heels. 

Is the Bosc cave accessible to people with reduced mobility?

Unfortunately, due to the nature of the site, the cave is not accessible to people with reduced mobility. 

More information on the website of the Bosc cave.

Discovery of Bruniquel  

Only at 30 minutes from the Bosc cave, discover the charming medieval village of Bruniquel. Nestled in the middle of the Aveyron gorges, Bruniquel is renowned for its historic castles and beautiful streets. Stroll through its narrow streets lined with half-timbered houses and visit the famous Bruniquel castles which overlook the valley. This village offers a dive into the past with its remarkable monuments and breathtaking panoramas for total immersion in the cultural and natural heritage of Tarn-et-Garonne.

Bruniquel, Tarn and Garonne

Najac and its royal fortress 

Najac

Najac stands proudly on a ridge overlooking the gorges of Aveyron. Stroll the winding streets of this charming village, where every corner reveals a stunning new view. Don't miss the visit of the fortress, and go all the way up to discover a magnificent view. In addition to its rich historical heritage, Najac also offers numerous outdoor activities, such as hiking and canoeing .

Discovery of Caylus 

This charming village is distinguished by its rich historical heritage, its cobbled streets and its half-timbered houses. Stroll the streets of Caylus to discover architectural treasures such as Saint John the Baptist Church and Granary. The village also offers stunning panoramas of the surrounding countryside, ideal for photography and nature enthusiasts. By visiting Caylus, immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of a medieval village and let yourself be seduced by its timeless charm. 

View of Caylus and its medieval village

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