Vaucluse, South of France - Provence Holidays

In the heart of Provence, the Vaucluse is an area brimming with treasures of the land and of man. Visit the celebrated lavender fields and colourful markets where wow factor stalls are filled with mouth-watering local produce. Discover historic cities and cultural icons such as the monumental Palais des Papes in Avignon, the region’s capital. Charming, picturesque and unforgettable…

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Our favourite villages in the Vaucluse

Pernes-les-Fontaines

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!

Mazan

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.

Gordes, Provence — Gordes

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.

L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue

Just 20 kilometers from Avignon, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is a delightful riverside village. This enchanting city, nicknamed the "Comtadine Venice," leaves a lasting impression on all who visit. Renowned for its antiques, it is a paradise for bargain hunters and, thanks to its vibrant markets, also a haven for food lovers.

Venasque

Venasque is a medieval town full of charm, perched on top of a rocky peak, classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France, which dominates the Nesque valley. It has listed historical monuments including the oldest baptistery in the region, a 12th century church, ramparts and several chapels.

Bedoin — Bédoin

At the foot of the famous Mont Ventoux, in the Vaucluse, the small town of Bédoin majestically dominates the surroundings. St. Peter's Church, which overlooks its town center, is visible for miles around. Bédoin is also considered an important meeting point for cyclists in Provence.

Malaucène

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.

La Roque-sur-Pernes

A few kilometers from L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, perched on its rocky ridge, La Roque-sur-Pernes is an adorable village in the Comtat Venaissin that looks like a Provençal nativity scene. It has managed to preserve its historical heritage and is the ideal place for those looking for calm and serenity.

Beaumes de Venise — Beaumes-de-Venise

Beaumes-de-Venise is a small picturesque French village located at the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail. It is ideally located for people wishing to spend an excellent holiday with family or friends, thanks to the many activities on offer. It is also renowned for its wines.

Avignon

At the confluence of the Rhône and the Durance, the City of the Popes, in the department of Vaucluse, is famous for its ramparts, its historic center and for its bridge. It is also a dynamic city whose reputation is second to none, thanks to its prestigious Theater Festival!

Velleron

18 kilometers from Avignon, Velleron is a typical village that will make you love Provence. Renowned for its market, the town has an interesting historical heritage that it would be a shame to ignore. It's good to live here, so stopping here during the holidays means taking time to recharge your batteries while enjoying the best local products!

Bonnieux, Provence — Bonnieux

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.

Vaison-la-Romaine

Dominated by Mont Ventoux, Vaison-la-Romaine is a town of character, some districts of which are of impressive archaeological and historical interest. To visit this city is to travel back in time and relive 2,000 years of history! For lovers of old stones but also for those who love good food, outdoor events and hikes!

Châteauneuf-du-Pape

Between Avignon and Orange, Châteauneuf-du-Pape spreads out at the foot of the remains of its fortress. Overlooking the plain of Comtat and its 3,000 hectares of vines, this village is practically entirely devoted to the famous wine "Châteauneuf du Pape" In the 14th century, on the initiative of John XXII, the Popes chose Chateauneuf to build their summer residence, and decided to plant a vineyard on the stony soils that surrounded their property.

Roussillon, Provence — Roussillon

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.

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse

30 kilometers from Avignon, this village was built around its very impressive source. It is a very picturesque natural site in a deep valley with a landscape of caves and valleys which has inspired many artists. Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is also a place steeped in history. All these assets make it the most visited village in Vaucluse!

Joucas, Provence — Joucas

Perched on a hillock in the Vaucluse mountains, facing the ocher cliffs, Joucas is the epitome of peacefulness. Brimming with charm and authenticity, this hilltop village has meticulously preserved its historical heritage, offering visitors a glimpse into its storied past. With its panoramas of the Luberon plain, Joucas promises a tranquil holiday, all while being sheltered from the mistral winds.

Lourmarin

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.

Ménerbes, Provence — Ménerbes

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.

Oppède

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.

Gigondas

Gigondas is a beautiful, small Village but world famous because of its famous wine. It is located in the Haut Vaucluse at the foot of the Montmirail.

Goult

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.

Séguret

The village of Séguret sits on the side of a steep, rocky hill, blessed with stunning views of the Dentelles de Montmirail. Séguret is listed among the most attractive in France; it is filled with charm and history.

Lacoste, Provence — Lacoste

Just a few kilometers from Bonnieux, Gordes, and Apt, Lacoste is one of the prettiest hilltop villages in the Luberon. This village offers a remarkable view to Mont Ventoux and has truly retained its authentic medieval character. Visitors flock to Lacoste to uncover its rich historical heritage, including the famous castle of a renowned marquis.

Ansouis

Discover Ansouis, located south of the Luberon massif, one of the most beautiful villages in France. The town is a hilltop village in Provence. Visit its Renaissance castle, its museums, and its church and do not hesitate to get lost in the alleys of this fabulous village to live a timeless experience.

Cabrières-d'Avignon

At the crossroads of the Vaucluse and Luberon mountains, Cabrières-d'Avignon is surrounded by cedar forests, typically Provencal with its gorgeous stone houses and walls that line the narrow roads. Picturesque and preserved, it has retained its character with many properties that have been renovated and brought back to life.

Sarrians

In the heart of the Comtat Venaissin, between Orange and Carpentras, the village of Sarrians offers a pleasant stay in the heart of the Provençal countryside, a stone's throw from the Dentelles de Montmirail. It has an interesting historical heritage and is the ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding towns and villages.

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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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