Briefly, anyplace. Provence offers a palette of travel experiences. Town with ancient history- the best-preserved Roman buildings can be sighted and visited in Arles or in Nîmes, well, all of Roman Provence is basically an open-air museum. Panoramic views ahead of our sight, blue coastline, green valleys and mountains, vineyards, hills hiding adorable villages and a land whose life has stories to tell - travel to Provence means endless photo opportunity. No wonder some of the world’s great artists, fell under the spell of Provence, enchanted by that mythic, ethereal light falling across the Cote d’Azur’s pastel facades, dusky-blue Alps, and sparkling seas.

 

Bouches-du-Rhône "Departement" - An Experience full of contrast!

Between the mountain and the sea, this characterful part of Provence has something for everyone! A wide variety of landscape is offered with the Calanques along the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, the Alpilles mountain range and its renowned village of Baux-De-Provence perched on a rocky outcrop, the wild Camargue Regional Natural Park, and also other charming villages and notable cities market by an important architectural wealth such as Marseille, Arles, and Aix-en-Provence.

 

Located inland, this light-filled region of Vaucluse, for many, is here that beats the heart of Provence.

With incomparable riches of outstanding variety: AVIGNON, papal city famous for its international theatre festival, the LUBERON a land of castles, perched villages, and craggy landscape. You will be seduced by the Upper Vaucluse, redolent with lavender, truffles, and wine, and the places like VAISON-LA-ROMAINE with its unique Gallo-Roman ruins, the ENCLAVE DES PAPES, the MONT VENTOUX and SAULT, or the vineyards of the RHÔNE VALLEY.

 

Go up to the Mount Ventoux, the highest mountain in the region, and enjoy an authentic panoramic view. Immerse yourself in the world of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape French Wine, an experience to awake your senses.

 

Var is a pleasant destination to visit all year round thanks to its pleasant climate and exceptional sunshine. It is the second most wooded department in France after the Landes. Here, many walks along the coast await the visitors. With its 432 km long, you can go on excursions every day without ceasing to be surprised: the beaches follow in the rocky capes and the magnificent wild creeks, where you can relax in complete peace and quiet.

The Var hinterland is not lacking in charm either. The perched villages are true little gems that attract many visitors. The olive trees of Belgentiers, Garéoult the peasant, the fortified Castellet, Collobrières the winemaker, the artistic Ramatuelle, Evenos the solar or La Cadière d´Azur the medieval, the Var is home to magnificent villages to discover. If you have to choose, there are 3 there you can’t miss: LE LAVANDOU, BORMES-LES-MIMOSAS and PORQUEROLLES.

Thinking about Var is imagining the blue sky, the Mediterranean, the beaches, the pine forests, the beautiful Provencal villages ... In addition to natural treasures, the department has a historical and cultural heritage that must be seen in its cities, like TOULON, with its bubbling Cours Lafayette market, DRAGUIGNAN full of carved doors, engraved porches and vestiges of Provencal traditions that invite to lovely walks or SAINT-TROPEZ and the celebrities that make you dream.