Create your natural ocher paint
Create your natural ocher paint
The cave paintings of the Chauvet Cave were made between –32,000 and -21,000 years ago. Although the scientific community has not yet agreed on the purpose of these drawings, it seems obvious that these are not mere decorations.
So were they used as magic incantations for hunting, was it the role of the shaman, or did our ancestors seek to leave a trace and communicate with future generations?
For 30 minutes, show your talents by using pigments and other natural elements.
Make your own prehistoric painting on a wooden board. Take away your creation.
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Should we book the prehistoric workshops ?
Prehistoric workshops cannot be booked individually. Each workshop is limited to approximately 30 persons. It is therefore not necessary to book because there are many timetables available for each workshop. The sooner you arrive the better you can enjoy our activities ;-)
Depending on the crowds in the park, we add an animator and therefore activities.
You can however make your reservation for the guided tour of the caves organized at fixed times (see timetables according to the calendar)
Our recommendation: before your arrival, organize your day according to the times indicated on our calendar page.
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How to reserve tickets for a departure to visit the caves?
When purchasing your tickets on our website, you will be able to select the time at which you wish to take the guided tour.
You will thus have the certainty that tickets will be reserved for you on the chosen departure.
When you arrive on our site, present yourself at reception no later than 15 minutes before departure with your tickets. If you buy your tickets on the spot, you will have the possibility of choosing your time of visit of the caves according to the remaining availability.
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What can you do with children from 3 years old ?
A dedicated storytelling tour (tale) is offered on Sundays to families with young children (3/5 years). It is necessary to reserve it on the internet.
The workshops "painting, prehistoric pottery and fire techniques" complete this visit in order to immerse the little ones in Prehistory.
Parents can help the little ones to adorn and shoot spears.
The excavation workshop can also be attended by the parents for the youngest.