Villages of Provence

About twenty kilometers from Aix, this charming village has a rich historical past and a generous heritage. In the heart of the Pays d'Aix and Provence, it is the ideal starting point for exploring the region. You will appreciate its terroir, its cultural and festive events.

Le Paradou, a picturesque medieval village enchants visitors with its storied past, tranquil ambiance, and charming stone cottages adorned with pastel shutters and blooming gardens. Explore the village's unique boutiques and historical landmarks, including the ancient water mills by the Arcoule river and Roman artifacts such as the "Lion de l'Arcoule." Visiting Le Paradou offers an authentic local experience, making you feel right at home.

Between Hyères and Toulon, Le Pradet is a charming seaside resort which has kept its Provençal village soul. It enjoys a very mild climate and beautiful panoramas. It is the ideal base for visiting the Var. But there are also plenty of treasures to discover at Pradet!

Le Thor is a village located in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of southeastern France. It is situated in the department of Vaucluse, in the heart of the Luberon Natural Regional Park.

Known for its artisanal crafts and vibrant history, this hidden gem boasts well-preserved medieval architecture, including ancient water mills that whisper tales of the past. Unique to Le Paradou is its lush, aromatic gardens that fill the air with the scent of lavender and rosemary, creating a sensory delight for visitors. The village is also home to a fascinating collection of Roman artifacts, adding an intriguing historical layer to its picturesque streets.

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.

Maillane is a small village located in the Provence region of southeastern France. It is situated in the department of Bouches-du-Rhône and the region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur.

Malaucène, capital of Ventoux, is a pretty 10th century village. It revolves around its old fort which dominates the town. Its historical heritage is worthy of interest and the surrounding countryside, superb, allows many outdoor activities.

Welcome to the capital of mimosa! A few kilometers from Cannes, this dynamic seaside resort, resulting from the merger between the municipalities of Mandelieu and La Napoule, is a paradise for lovers of the sea and the forest! The ideal place for all those who are looking for calm!

Marseille is an historic port city in the Bouches du Rhone department of Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur in southern France. Marseille, door of Provence, founded by greeks (600BC) coming from Phocea, is the oldest town of France. Enjoying an azure sky made possible by the Mistral, the city has a cultural heritage and a unmatched history. Traces of the past can be found all around the city, like the old port, “la bonne mère”, or the “Panier”, oldest district in Marseille. Floating between sea and sky.

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.

At the foot of Mont Ventoux, 5 kilometers from Carpentras, this small town has many vineyards and orchards. It is also the land of truffles. It benefits from an interesting historical heritage and its surroundings are full of paths that invite you to discover this countryside so typical of Provence.

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.

Mormoiron is a small village located in the Provence region of southeastern France. It is situated in the department of Vaucluse, in the foothills of the Mont Ventoux mountain range. The village has a population of around 1,500 people and is known for its picturesque setting, historic architecture, and natural surroundings.

This small picturesque village, located in the heart of the Alpilles and surrounded by hills, olive groves and vineyards, is the first olive-growing commune in France. The annual olive harvest festival adds a lively cultural touch, drawing visitors into the heart of Provencal traditions.

The capital of the Côte d'Azur, renowned for its beauty, its relaxed lifestyle, its sunny climate and its Mediterranean charm, remains one of the most popular tourist destinations because it combines all the advantages of a large city on the of sea a few kilometers from the mountain!

Not far from Ménerbes, Oppède is a captivating small town renowned for its magnificent old village, Oppède-le-Vieux. Perched atop a rocky outcrop on the foothills of the Luberon, this village has preserved its historical architectural heritage, exuding a timeless charm that transports visitors back in time.

On the edge of the magnificent Vaucluse plateau and close to the prestigious wine-growing villages, Pernes-les-Fontaines is a city of water and history which has managed to retain all the character of a Provençal village where life is good. A city that leaves no one indifferent!

In the heart of Provence, on the banks of the Durance and at the gates of the Luberon, Pertuis is a pleasant Provençal city which has a historical heritage worthy of interest and where it is good to taste the typical sweetness of the south of France.

Between Lauris and Lourmarin, nestled in the heart of the Luberon, this wonderful little village charms with its authenticity and lives up to its name, which means "green hill". Typical of Provence, Puyvert conceals ancient riches, which testify to its historical past. It is the ideal place for lovers of calm and hiking.

A picturesque medieval village in the heart of nature, Ramatuelle rises on the foothills of the hill of Paillas and thus dominates the bay of Pampelonne. Its typical architecture of Mediterranean villages and its fine sandy beaches attract a large number of curious people every summer.

At 335 meters above sea level, Rians is a large town located between the Sainte-Baume and Sainte-Victoire massifs. Built in a spiral around its Clock Tower, it has preserved a rich heritage that will delight history and archeology lovers. Rians is a pleasant place where life is good.

Located in the Luberon National Natural Park, Robion is a small Provençal haven of peace leaning against the mountain. It is the starting point for many hiking trails in the Luberon. It is the ideal place for those wishing to avoid the crowds, while being close to the small town of Cavaillon.

Located in the Luberon regional natural park at the foot of the Vaucluse mountains, Roussillon stands among the most beautiful villages in France. Known for its vibrant, colourful houses and ocher quarries, it boasts the largest ocher deposit in the world, making it an essential destination to visit in Provence.

Rustrel is a village located in the Provence region of southeastern France. It is situated in the department of Vaucluse, which is known for its picturesque countryside and charming towns.

Located between Pernes-les-Fontaines and Venasque, this charming little village has preserved its historical heritage. It is a lively place all year round from where you can take lovely walks to discover the bucolic countryside of the Vaucluse hills. A place where life is good.

Porte des Alpilles, the village is at the crossroads of the roads going from Saint-Rémy-de-Provence to Tarascon and Arles on the one hand, from Arles to Avignon on the other. The commune covers both the northwestern part of the Alpilles and the Crau plain. Two territories with very different landscapes. This picturesque village has kept the calm, the tranquility it has always claimed.

A stone's throw from the Mont Ventoux, the village of Saint Pierre de Vassols is set on a small hill in the middle of an agricultural landscape. Table grapes, cherries, olives and truffles are the specialties of St Pierre de Vassols.

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.

9 kilometers from Apt, on the southern slopes of the Monts de Vaucluse, this medieval village, built on a rocky outcrop, offers a breathtaking panorama of the Luberon, the Alpilles and the Monts de Vaucluse. All around, an environment of scrubland and forests reminds you that you are in the South. This agricultural town steeped in history is really worth the detour.

The ultimate dream destination! Between Hyères and Sainte-Maxime, here is the village and its adorable port which have contributed to the reputation of the Côte d'Azur. Having become the preferred vacation spot for Parisian artists and intellectuals in the 1950s, “Saint-Trop” gradually conquered the international jet-set. A place from which emanates a crazy charm!

Between Saint-Tropez and Fréjus, Sainte-Maxime is a very elegant seaside resort. Choosing Sainte-Maxime for your holidays means enjoying strolling around town and on the seafront, lazing on the terrace of a café and choosing to go to the beach, for lazing around or practicing water sports.

12 kilometers from Toulon, Sanary is a seaside resort with an interesting cultural, religious and architectural heritage. The place has won over a number of celebrities for its quaint charm and relaxed lifestyle. It's your turn to let yourself be won over by the magic of the place! Enjoy the beaches, the sweetness of life and good local products!

Saumane-de-Vaucluse is a charming village located in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of southeastern France. It is situated in the department of Vaucluse, near the Luberon Regional Natural Park.