Explore our Provence, a region where every moment is an invitation to escape and discover. Lose yourself in the hilltop villages, offering breathtaking panoramas, or explore authentic villages, true guardians of the Provençal soul. Stroll through the flea markets to unearth unique treasures and soak up the warm atmosphere of the local markets.
Set off on foot along picturesque footpaths, cycle through sun-drenched hills and vineyards, or take a canoe trip down peaceful rivers bordered by enchanting landscapes. Provence reveals its charm with every step, every turn of the wheel and every stroke of the oar.
The hilltop villages
Take a step up and discover these eleven authentic hilltop villages that offer a breathtaking view of the Comtat-Venaissin plain, Mont Ventoux, the Dentelles de Montmirail and the Sault plateau:
Venasque, Gigondas, le Beaucet, le Barroux, Méthamis, Blauvac, Crillon le Brave, la Roque Alric, la Roque sur Pernes, Sault and Aurel.
The Dentelles de Montmirail
The Dentelles de Montmirail, a limestone massif made up of three ranges of rock artistically sculpted by erosion, is a veritable paradise for nature lovers. This site offers a multitude of activities, including hiking, mountain biking routes, and climbing routes.
Mont Ventoux
Culminating at 1910 metres, Mont Ventoux stands proudly as the sentinel of the Vaucluse. Hiking, cycling or gourmet tours: this emblematic mountain of Provence invites you to discover all its treasures.
Roussillon
At the heart of Europe's largest ochre deposit, Roussillon stands out for its remarkable palette of vibrant colours. As you stroll through its narrow streets and climb its staircases, you'll marvel at the natural, authentic beauty of its facades, witnesses to more than a thousand years of ancestral know-how.
Ménerbes
Perched on a rocky spur, the village of Ménerbes majestically dominates the Luberon landscape. Its winding lanes lined with ochre-coloured stone houses, its squares shaded by old plane trees, and its Saint-Luc church give this place a timeless charm, where time seems suspended.
Gordes
Gordes, perched on a rocky outcrop and nestling on the southern slopes of the Monts du Vaucluse foothills, is one of Provence's most famous and popular villages. It is also notable for its vast territory, making it one of the largest communes in the region.
Lourmarin
Located in the heart of the Luberon Regional Nature Park, Lourmarin embodies the authentic charm of Provence. Listed as one of France's Most Beautiful Villages, it charms visitors with its stone houses, picturesque alleyways and peaceful, lovely surroundings.
Isle-sur-la-Sorgue
Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, a veritable haven of greenery, is criss-crossed by numerous branches of the Sorgue, where ancient paddlewheels continue to turn. Once a fishing village, it is now an emblematic place for art and antiques enthusiasts. With more than 300 antique and second-hand shops open all year round, the town has established itself as a must-see destination for lovers of rare items and exceptional objects.
Canoe trip to L'Isle sur la Sorgue
From Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, embark on a memorable experience with an 8km canoe trip down to L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. Let yourself be carried away by the crystal-clear waters of the Sorgue while admiring the exceptional green setting. An adventure rich in sensations and emotions awaits you!
Avignon
Avignon, capital of the Vaucluse and Côtes du Rhône regions and nicknamed the City of the Popes, is a veritable crossroads of art and culture. Its historic centre, including the majestic Palais des Papes, the Episcopal complex and the famous Saint-Bénézet bridge, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
