Abbey Notre Dame de Ganagobie

The Monastery Notre-Dame de Ganagobie is a Benedictine abbey, founded in the 10th century, 20 km south of the campsite, on a steep plateau overlooking the entire Durance valley. It is known for its remarkable floor of medieval mosaics from the XIIth century. A beautiful hiking park with stunning views over the valley awaits you.

Notre Dame de Ganagobie priory

The monastery of Ganagobie is located in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence region in an exceptional spot on the plateau of the same name. It lies at 350 metres above sea level and offers exceptional views of the Durance valley and the Montagne de Lure. Surrounded by unspoilt nature, the site is a veritable treasure trove of pines, holm oaks, gorse and lavender fields.

The Ganagobie plateau has been inhabited since prehistoric times and its remains bear witness to the past. The slopes of the plateau are home to numerous caves that you can explore alone, in pairs or with the whole family. At the centre of a peaceful Benedictine monastery is a remarkable 10th-century church. The monks are happy to tell you all about the history and secrets of this place.

The monastery of Ganagobie is 19.4 km from l'Hippocampe campsite in Sisteron, allowing visitors to combine their discovery of its religious heritage with an exploration of the charming nearby town. A real treasure in the heart of the Provençal countryside, the monastery of Ganagobie invites serenity and contemplation.