Towering above the region, the 1912m tall Mont Ventoux gained its fame from its inclusion in the thrilling annual Tour de France. Venteux means windy in French and cyclists wishing to take on the peak will have to come fairly well prepared for high winds and a tough climb.
At the heart of the village of Caromb, at the foothills of Ventoux and facing the church, “Le 6 à table” welcomes you, for lunch and dinner, from Tuesday to Saturday.
Foodies will enjoy a visit to this little bistro located in the old stables of the Château de Vaison with its fine 12th century arches. Chef Philippe Zemour experiments with local, seasonal ingredients to bring you a feast for your palate.
Winters in Provence are fine but cold. It is the season of the truffle, of nativity scenes with the famous “santons” of Provence, and of enduring Christmas traditions.
After the summer peak season, Provence becomes calm and serene in September… In mild, sunny weather, it is harvest season and the perfect time for beautiful forest walks to admire the vibrant colours of Autumn.
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Under a blazing sun and in an oppressive heat, imagine peaceful afternoons spent lazing by the pool, listening to the cicadas, imagine pétanque matches accompanied by a glass of rosé or pastis… Your senses numbed by the heat, you give in to laziness… The pace slows down, time is drawn out…
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From the end of February/beginning of March, the first almond tree blossoms announce the arrival of warmer weather in Provence. Soon after come the first asparagus, punnets of Carpentras strawberries, poppy fields and cherry orchards in bloom… Springtime in Provence is a carnival of dazzling colours, intoxicating scents and delicate flavours…
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Bringing your pooch with you on holiday to Provence? Don’t panic! You have a vast choice of places to visit, activities to do, and recommended walks where dogs are allowed.
Worried that your teens will be bored during your holiday in Provence? At this age, your thrill-seekers crave adrenaline and freedom, and the Vaucluse has plenty of solutions to meet their need for escape.
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With their innate curiosity, laughter and non-stop energy, children are always looking to learn new things while having fun! We’ve handpicked a range of fun, playful activities for the whole family to enjoy during your time in Provence.
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