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Aubignan is a charming village which, with its small historic centre and wine estates, offers an authentic version of Provence and is located close to many of the region’s tourist highlights.

Nestled in the hollow of a valley along the northern road of Mont Ventoux, Malaucène is a picturesque village with various amenities and a mix of heritage and nature to provide the perfect holiday setting in authentic Provence.

At the foot of Mont Ventoux, Carpentras is where the good life meets good food. Famous for its delicious strawberries and prestigious truffle market, you can enjoy discovering the town’s heritage, but also the nearby sites of interest.

Backing onto the Dentelles de Montmirail hills and well sheltered from the Mistral, Beaumes de Venise is a picturesque Provençal village that benefits from almost daily sunshine, not to mention the wineries that produce Côtes du Rhône appellation wines and, in particular, the muscat doux de Beaumes de Venise.

Backing onto the foothills of Mont Ventoux, Caromb is truly enchanting, with its many gates and its labyrinth of narrow lanes dating from the medieval and Renaissance periods. From the village, you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view over the Comtat Venaissin plain.

A small village with close ties to the history of Crillon-le-Brave, Saint-Pierre-de-Vassols is a little corner of Provençal countryside where holiday-makers looking for calm and authenticity can really get away from it all.

Villes-sur-Auzon is a true little gem in the Mont Ventoux region. Surrounded by vineyards and pine forests, you will fall in love with the peaceful setting of this Provençal village, in the shade of its wide avenues lined with plane trees.

This village, with house façades entirely rendered in ochre and surrounded by vast fields of cherry trees, is a real sight to behold and makes the trip worthwhile. This is a place that exudes all the charm of the Provençal countryside, combined with the peace and quiet that reigns in the Mont Ventoux region.

Perched on its rocky hilltop, the village claims to have the most beautiful panoramic view of Mont Ventoux and part of the Rhône valley. Tranquillity reigns supreme here and you can get away from it all, enjoying the mild Mediterranean climate and the charm of its old stone buildings.

With the Mont Ventoux starting point, Bédoin is a favourite destination among cyclists the world over. With its plethora of small shops and its sprawling Provençal market, here you can experience a pleasant, authentic version of Provence.