Charming village at the confluence of the Cèze and the Rhone, the town of Codolet extends over 517 hectares.
The first mention of its existence dates back to 1314. His name then was Codoleto of Ecclesia.
Before the revolution, the village belongs to the Vicariate of the Diocese of Bagnols and Uzès.
The ancient port of the slate is, in fact, the ancient port of Codolet. He succeeded in many Roman port sites, used to transport wood, tiles, cereals, oils and of course very famous wines of the region.
The name comes from the Occitan Codolet Coudoulet which means small pebble.
