From Toulouse

Take the ropeway and lift to the gorgeous Gaube Lake.
You may be able to see wild guinea pigs early in the morning as there is a lot of nature around here.
Folding mountains, transparent lakes, and alpine plants blooming remind us of a scenic paradise in the sky.
Soak up your tired feet from the hike on a cold glacier lake and refresh yourself.
On the way back, we will take a lift to the middle, but we will slowly go down while exploring the Spanish bridge and its waterfalls without using gondola . We will have lunch at the small Saint-Savin village built around the Romanesque church.
There are cheeses, saussisson and good bread sold directly by the farmers in the village, so if the weather is nice you can buy food and have a picnic in the Gavarnie Valley.

Over 100,000 years, glaciers shave the mountains , hiking the 1700m-high, 5km-wide giant curl and Gavarnie Valley that were created by the erosion .
Take a stroll along the riverside promenade where there is not much difference in elevation, while looking at the highest waterfall in Europe. (If you wish, the driver will accompany you.) On the huge semi-circular rock surface, the waterfall with the largest drop of 413m in Europe flows down.
The best season is from June to July, when the greenery is beautiful and the plateau flowers bloom all over.

Overnight stay in Gavarnie village.

Take a ropeway up to 2,877m to the Pic du Midi Observatory and you will be able to see the magnificent view of the French and Spanish Pyrenees.
In addition to the view from the observatory, which was previously only accessible to astronomers, specialists give lectures on astronomical observation, and you can sometimes observe the sun flare using a telescope.
*Closed from May 1st to May 31st.

The Pic du Midi Observatory is located between the Tourmalet and Aspin Passes, one of the famous Tour de France obstacles in the Pyrenees National Park.
It is very popular as a cycling course, and is crowded with many cyclists on holidays. It's a sight to see a mountain descending at a speed that is unlikely to be a bicycle.
It is a course that can only be reached by a private car that dynamically drives the steep mountains.
With the scenery of the magnificent Pyrenees in the background, we will stop taking photos at the pass spot, such as people bicycling over it, leisurely grazing cows, etc.

Have lunch at Luz-Saint-Sauveur village in the mountains. There are cheeses, saussisson and good bread sold directly by the farmers in the village, so if the weather is nice you can buy food and have a picnic.

Visit Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminge village, an idyllic meadow .
It was an important post town for pilgrimage to Santiago and a thriving era as a hub for trade between France and Spain.
A small settlement built around the Romanesque church is also one of the most beautiful villages in France.

Arrival to Toulouse.