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The best area to stay in Nanchez is generally near the Lac de l'Abbaye, particularly around the villages of Grande-Rivière and Saint-Pierre.This region is characterised by its natural beauty, with the lake as its focal point. You'll find a scattering of traditional Jura houses, many converted into guesthouses or holiday rentals, offering direct access to walking trails and water activities. The D27 road provides the main access to properties dotted around the lake.For couples seeking a tranquil and scenic getaway, staying directly on the shores of Lac de l'Abbaye is ideal. You can enjoy peaceful walks, boat trips on the lake, and evenings by the water. Many accommodations here offer stunning lake views and a chance to truly unwind in nature.Families will also find Grande-Rivière or Saint-Pierre excellent choices. These villages offer a relaxed base with easy access to the lake for swimming and fishing.

The best time to visit Nanchez is during late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September-October) when the weather is pleasant and the region's natural beauty is at its peak.During these months, you'll experience comfortable temperatures ideal for exploring the Jura Mountains and the surrounding lakes. The countryside is particularly attractive in spring with wildflowers blooming, and in autumn, the changing colours of the foliage create stunning landscapes. This period also generally avoids the busiest tourist crowds of summer, offering a more relaxed experience.For those interested in outdoor activities like hiking or cycling, late spring and early autumn provide the great conditions. The trails are generally dry, and the moderate temperatures make extended excursions enjoyable. You'll find the lakes, such as Lac de l'Abbaye and Lac de Nanchez, inviting for gentle strolls along their shores or perhaps a quiet afternoon picnic.If you're a couple looking for a romantic getaway, these shoulder seasons offer a wonderful balance. You can enjoy the natural beauty without the summer rush, perhaps staying in a comfortable gîte with views of the rolling hills, and savour the local cuisine in a tranquil setting.