Overview
Lagrave is a small French town of about 2,291 inhabitants (called Lagravois and Lagravoises) tucked into the Tarn department in Occitanie. Set on the gravel terraces of the Tarn's left bank, the village sits at the heart of the historic Gaillac wine region with over a thousand years of viticulture.
Day Trips · Nature · Quiet · Trekking
Before you go
Connectivity
Standard French mobile coverage (4G) available. WiFi at accommodations varies. Power sockets use Type E (round pins with ground hole), standard 230V.
Language
French is the language. Occitan regional language historically spoken in the Tarn but increasingly rare.
Money
France uses euros (EUR). Credit cards widely accepted in shops and restaurants. ATMs available in nearby Albi and Gaillac.
Safety
Lagrave is a very small, quiet rural community with minimal crime risk. Standard urban precautions apply.
Transport
Bus 712 is the only public transport, with just two runs daily. Missing the bus requires a taxi. Having a car is strongly recommended for flexibility.