Explore the remarkable landscape of La Liviniere Cru from La Souqueto B&B. It was the first Cru to be recognized in the Languedoc in 1999, thanks to the enthusiasm of Maurice Piccinini and Roger Piquet, pioneers of the revolution in quality. This AOC is found at the heart of the Minervois area where six villages […]
Its been hard work, but someone has to do it! At La Souqueto B&B we’ve taken a little time to seek out some of best restaurants in the Languedoc. We hope that this group of mouth watering purveyors of cuisine give potential guests another reason for wanting to visit this rich and vibrant region in […]
The Languedoc boasts over 300 days of sunshine a year. Spring and summer months are stunning but this October and November has been so wonderful here in our part of the Aude. The Autumn colours have been just so vivid and with temperatures reaching the high 20′s our guests have taken advantage of the clement […]
It is told that Galamus comes from the Latin word “gaudeamus”, “let us enjoy”. The Gorge de Galamus is a photographers dream. It has something for everyone and it takes just over an hour to get to from La Souqueto our B&B in Languedoc. The water erosion in the gorge has created a beautiful place to […]
A morning by the sea…30 mins from La Souqueto B&B A very good reason for booking B&B accommodation South of France is witnessing some of the most beautiful and peaceful coastline in the Languedoc with villages dotted along it. We took an early morning trip to find this small fishing village on the Island of […]
For guests who love horse riding and treks, we have found the most fantastic Ranch just 10 minutes away from La Souqueto a luxury bed and breakfast languedoc. The owner is a breeder of Appaloosas horses and has built a ranch in the foothills of the Black Mountains. She provides livery for clients too but […]
Roquebrun is officially one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in France’ – known as the “Mimosa”capital of France and we certainly think it deserves the accolade. A cluster of traditional stone houses rise up a hill above the River Orb, a bridge, weir and old water mill. It’s a tiny village – with two restaurants […]
Visited the area surrounding Chateau Castigno at Assignan earlier today. It’s a village situated a few miles above St Chinian in the Black Mountains. Fascinating story of an extremely wealthy family from Belgium who are having a massive influence on this sleepy village by re developing the Chateau and its vineyard and key businesses in […]