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CULTURE · France

Provence

Lavender fields and hilltop towns

OVERVIEW

A sun-warmed region of lavender rows, vineyards and perched villages.

Provence unfolds in fields of lavender, olive groves and honey-stoned villages set among the hills. Markets, rose wines and Roman remains give the region its unhurried, deeply rooted character.

Lavender fields

Drive the Valensole plateau when the rows bloom in high summer.

Village markets

Browse the produce and antiques of the Luberon's hill towns.

Rose vineyards

Taste the region's pale rose wines at a private estate lunch.

Best time to goMay to September

A SAMPLE JOURNEY

How a few days might unfold

A starting point, not a package — every day is shaped around you.

Day 1

Into the Luberon

Settle into a country mas among the vineyards and orchards.

Day 2

Hilltop villages

Explore the perched towns and markets of the Luberon valley.

Day 3

Lavender and wine

Visit the lavender plateau and a rose estate for a tasting.

Day 4

Markets and departure

Enjoy a final village market before travelling on.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions, Answered

When is the best time to visit Provence?

Late June to early August brings the lavender in bloom, while May and September offer warm days and thinner crowds.

When does the lavender bloom?

The fields are typically at their peak from late June to mid-July, depending on the season.

How should I get around Provence?

A private car is ideal for reaching the hill villages, vineyards and lavender fields at leisure.

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