Saint-Martin-de-Castillon, The Luberon

Lourmarin is one of the most beautiful villages in France, located in the heart of lush vineyards, flowering almond trees, and fragrant olive groves. The village features lively cafés and restaurants with inviting terraces. The charming Provencal shops and rich historical heritage make it a destination worth exploring.

The old fortified village of Bonnieux is located at the top of the valley of Lourmarin and dominated by an old church. This perched Provençal village is the ideal place to discover the region by bike or on foot and benefits from an exceptional panorama which extends from the Petit Luberon to the Monts du Vaucluse and as far as Mont Ventoux.

Situated between Cavaillon and Apt, Goult occupies a prime spot on a hill within the Luberon Regional Natural Park. This serene village is a sanctuary for enthusiasts of ancient architecture and nature, providing proximity to a wealth of Provencal tourist destinations.

Inhabited since prehistoric times, Ménerbes boasts a rich historical past and an incomparable sweetness of life that has attracted many artists over the years. Ménerbes is truly one of the most beautiful villages in France. Perched high and nestled into the hilltops, it has stunning views sprawling across the Luberon.

Perched in the heart of the Vaucluse mountains, the Provencal village of Gordes is celebrated as one of the most beautiful in France. The village's charm captivates visitors instantly,with its pastel hues. Gordes offers impeccable views of the Luberon forests, really epitomising the allure of Provence. Its narrow, winding streets, historic architecture and views combine to make Gordes a quintessential destination for those seeking the authentic beauty and serenity of the French countryside.

In the centre of the Alpilles' protected natural park, Eygalières is a delightful village that has preserved its genuine character. From this elevated vantage point, visitors can enjoy stunning views of olive groves, lush valleys, and sprawling vineyards.

Welcome to Saint Rémy de Provence, the capital of the Alpilles and one of France's oldest villages. Situated about twenty kilometers from Avignon, Saint Rémy de Provence is an elegant town that has been a hub of art and culture in Provence for centuries.

Maussane-les-Alpilles is dotted with ancient olive trees, and the local olive oil, celebrated for its quality and flavour, plays a central role in the community's heritage. Meandering streams add to the tranquil atmosphere, adding to the rustic charm of the stone houses and inviting squares.