Region in the South of France: Camargue

Arles, a city steeped in history, and the Camargue, a unique natural sanctuary, offer an unforgettable tourist experience.
Discover the Roman remains of Arles, including the well-preserved amphitheatre, and follow in the footsteps of Van Gogh. Explore the wild beauty of the Camargue, with its pink flamingos, wild horses and Camargue bulls. Combining history, culture and nature, this region of southern France promises a rewarding stay.

Between the sea and The Alpilles, the Camargue, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, offers a wild land of incredible flora and fauna, and an exceptional cultural heritage.

Wild and indomitable, the Camargue has an incredible flora and fauna. In the middle of ponds and lagoons, horses, bulls and flamingos invite you to contemplate.

Not far from there, the pretty fortified town of Arles and its famous arenas. Listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco, Arles has an exceptional cultural heritage.

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Saint-Martin-de-Crau

Saint-Martin-de-Crau is a village located in the Bouches-du-Rhône department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of southern France. It is situated in the Crau plain, which is known for its unique ecosystem and vegetation.

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June

Experience Provence in June with insider knowledge from Provence Holidays. Explore the weather, lavender fields, local markets, cultural festivals, and what to pack.

July

Immerse yourself in a sea of purple as we celebrate the lavender season in Provence, with its fragrant fields, bustling festivals, and stunning photo opportunities.

August

Embrace the summer vibes in Provence, with its vibrant festivals, sun-drenched landscapes, and refreshing wine tours.

September

Fall in love with the golden hues and crisp air of autumn in Provence, as we uncover the season's delights, from harvest festivals to scenic foliage.

October

October is an ideal month for a romantic escape to Provence. With the serene beauty of autumn and fewer tourists, it is the perfect setting for a peaceful and intimate retreat.

November

November in Provence offers a peaceful escape with cooler weather, fewer crowds, and the beauty of autumn in full swing. Explore the region’s vibrant truffle markets, attend local festivals such as the Fête des Olives Vertes and Festival des Soupes, or take a scenic hike through the stunning Alpilles and Sainte-Victoire mountains.

December

December in Provence is a time of festive charm, where twinkling lights and nativity scenes bring villages to life. Explore Christmas markets in Avignon and Aix-en-Provence, indulge in the 13 desserts of Christmas, and enjoy winter walks through the Luberon and the Calanques. With seasonal delicacies like black truffles and mulled wine, this is a month to embrace Provence’s quieter, more authentic beauty.

January

January in Provence is a time of calm and beauty, with crisp air and a peaceful atmosphere. Explore the height of truffle season at Richerenches and Carpentras markets, enjoy scenic winter walks through the Luberon and Alpilles, and experience the Côte d’Azur without the summer crowds. With Epiphany celebrations, charming villages, and seasonal delicacies, this is the perfect month for a slower paced escape.

February

February in Provence offers a mix of winter sunshine and seasonal festivals, from the world-famous Nice Carnival to the fragrant Mimosa Festival along the Côte d’Azur. It is also peak truffle season, making it the perfect month for culinary indulgence. With crisp air, breathtaking coastal and countryside walks, and quieter villages, this is an ideal time to explore Provence’s authentic charm.

March

March in Provence is a month of renewal, as spring begins to bloom across vineyards, hilltop villages, and the Mediterranean coast. Discover local festivals, wine tastings, and early spring markets, or take advantage of the mild weather for scenic hikes and cultural explorations. Whether you’re visiting the Châteauneuf-du-Pape wine festival, hiking in the Luberon, or enjoying a seaside escape in Nice, March is the perfect time to experience Provence at a slower, more authentic pace.

April

April in Provence is a month of renewal and quiet discovery, where spring blooms, food festivals, and local traditions bring the region to life. Explore hiking trails in the Luberon, vineyard tours in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and Easter celebrations in historic villages. With mild temperatures and fewer visitors, this is the perfect time to experience Provence’s authentic charm and seasonal delights.

May

May in Provence is a month of colour and flavour, with poppy fields, fresh produce, and local festivals marking the transition into early summer. Visit the Cannes Film Festival, taste fresh figs in Solliès-Pont, or explore the wildflower landscapes of the Luberon. With ideal temperatures and longer days, May is the perfect time to discover Provence before the peak tourist season begins.

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