Local Attractions

 Vaucluse is a cyclist’s paradise. No doubt about it, cycling through the Vaucluse is one of the very best ways to drink in the contrasting landscapes, enjoy the winding country roads, and feel the life and beauty here. Mountain-biking trails abound in the hills and mountains in Vaucluse, … Discover all the circuits: for exploring the Côtes du Rhône vineyards, the lavender fields and highlands...

Hikes, strolls: There are more than 4000 kilometres of hiking paths and trails crossing Mont Ventoux to the Luberon Hills. You will come across typical stone villages, with an inviting cool stream, or red ochre hills surrounded by ancient cypress trees, which characterise the region, and fertile plains perfumed with the scents of Provence. Hiking on a donkeys back. Donkeys will guide you...

Provence is renowned for its climate and light, almonds and Mimosa blossom in February and the hot summer lingers into warm autumn days with brilliant clear blue skies and beautiful starry nights. From the city of Avignon to the peak of Mont Ventoux, & through the Luberon, discover the lands of the Vaucluse, the fields of lavender, the olive trees, and the vineyards. Enjoy the markets,...

A day without wine is a day without sunshine…… or so they say in Provence! Discover the wines of the Vaucluse on your own wine trail. There are numerous roads through the different areas, all dotted with caves which will welcome you in to sample their wines. It is a wonderful way to spend the afternoons meandering through the beautiful villages of this region. Most villages have their wine...

The markets in France are fabulous, free entertainment, good for shopping and for people watching. Sit in one of the cafes next to a market and while away the morning. Provence has probably the best markets in France. Most open-air markets are farmers markets, where you can buy vegetables, fruits, cheese, meat and poultry, sausages, spices, candied fruits, nougat and flowers. Larger ones have...