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Also known as “La Porte de Cévennes”, the town of Anduze is a charming little town that exudes happiness.
Beautiful monuments for heritage enthusiasts, hiking trails, magnificent landscapes and even a small steam train that takes you through the valley...
The beauty of Anduze and its surroundings owes much to its isolation from the big cities, but with easy access, even without a car.
You can join the Facebook group Anduze Jazz Dancers, that we created so you can easily find people with whom share the travel, the accommodation, a hiking, a meal, etc.
Travel
By car
It's super easy! Just lauch Waze and hit the road.
Anduze is a 1 hour drive from Montpellier, 2 hours from Marseille, 3 hours from Lyon or Toulouse, 27 hours from Herrang.
Do you have spare seats? Please, consider sharing them with other participants on the Facebook group Anduze Jazz Dancers.
By train
Nîmes-Centre train station → Bus 112/AJDC shuttle → Anduze
The nearest long-distance train station is Nîmes-Centre.
You can easily buy your tickets online, at thetrainline.com.
From there, bus 112 goes from Nîmes’ bus station (right next to the Nîmes-Centre train station) to Anduze. The journey takes about 1 hour.
We will complete bus 112 service with our own shuttle service.
• Nîmes-Pont-du-Gard train station + TER/Bus L33 → Nîmes-Centre train station + Bus 112/AJDC shuttle → Anduze
❗️ New Nîmes-Pont-du-Gard train station is not served by bus 112. A local train (TER) and bus L33 goes from there to Nîmes-Centre train station, with departures a few minutes after each TGV arrival (TER time table – L33 bus time table). L33 bus tickets are sold on the bus.• Bus 112 (Nîmes-Centre bus station → Anduze) time table
Full bus timetable here, as PDF and online.
Bus 112 tickets are only available on the app (Appstore and Google Play). They must be purchased before getting into the bus.
Anduze Jazz Dance Camp shuttle service (Nîmes-Centre → Anduze)
We complete public transportation with our own shutting service, from Nîmes-Centre train station to Anduze. Shuttle time table will be announced soon.
❗️ Seats are very limited and must be booked in advance, as soon as possible.
To do so, send us un e-mail to AnduzeJazzDanceCamp@gmail.com with the names of the passengers and your arrival information at Nîmes-Centre.
Shuttle tickets cost 5€ per passenger. You will receive a payment link via e-mail.
By plane
The closest and best-connected airports are Montpellier (MPL) and Marseille (MRS).
From Marseille, you can take a train TER to Nîmes.
From Montpellier, the easiest way to get to Anduze is carpooling. You can also take a train to Nîmes.
Need a piece of advice? Looking for a travel mate? Join Anduze Jazz Dancers!
Getting from one point to another in Anduze
Anduze is a small village: in half an hour you have covered it. Twice.
Dance studios, concerts and restaurants are less than 5 minutes from each other on foot. No sweat!
Camp sites are about 25 minutes walk from the festival.
But if you want to save your feet (we know how much you’ll need them), we have a solution for you: bike.
If you are coming to Anduze by car, bringing your bike or scooter is a great idea.
Otherwise, there are some bicycle rental spots in Anduze and its surroundings, such as Sentiers Vagabonds, Cévennes Bike Tour, camping site Les Fauvettes and Gîtes et Chambre d’Hôtes de Labahou Anduze en Cévennes.
Accommodation
Anduze is a village of 3000 inhabitants: accommodation fills up quickly, especially in summer.
Do not panic! Within a radius of 10 minutes by car there are many beautiful places to sleep: hotels, airbnb, lodges, campings.
Here’s a list of the closest campings, with a useful map.
We recommend you to book your accommodation as soon as you decide to participate to the camp.
Your accommodation has spare beds? Are you looking for a place to share with other participants? See you on the Facebook group Anduze Jazz Dancers !
Food
Tourism
Beautiful monuments for heritage enthusiasts, hiking trails, magnificent landscapes, a river to swim at any time, and even a small steam train that takes you through the valley...
Do you want to extend your weekend and enjoy all that the city and its surroundings can offer?
These websites could be a good starting point to planning your stay: