Albas is a small, quiet village in the Corbières region of France, known for its unique geological features, including a natural syncline and dinosaur egg discoveries, alongside its vineyards and proximity to hiking trails and historical sites. The village offers a tranquil atmosphere with occasional community events, like the Tuesday shared meal, and serves as a base for exploring the surrounding Corbières Massif and its diverse landscape of scrubland, forests, and wineries.