The trip to Provence is not just about soaking yourself in stunning natural beauty. If you travel by car, walk on foot, or via cycling a bike like the Tour de France, don’t skip a visit to Mont Ventoux, known as the colossal mountain of Provence (1911 meters/6269 feet in height). The beauty of Gorges Du Verdon which is the biggest canyon in Europe and lined by stunning emerald-colored waters. You could also go to the Camargue and discover its immense open spaces of both water and soil where famous white bulls and horses are grazing alongside wild pink-blue flamingos.
Luxurious villas in Provence can be found easily and the surrounding landscape is filled with charming historic buildings which have been renovated to a high standard recently.
Perhaps, when looking for Provence villa rentals, the lure is shopping in quaint Saint-Remy-de-Provence or local markets for exceptional Provencal antiques. Maybe it’s the simple bistros in Vaucluse and Bonnieux or the wineries which offer a wide selection of wines to fill your private wine cellar. Perhaps, if you are searching for holiday homes located in Provence and Provence, you’ll take pleasure in the hiking trails of Les Alpilles and the Luberon or Les Alpilles or mountain biking in rough byways through villages beneath a warm summer sun.
Villa du Verger
The grounds at Villa du Verger are beautifully constructed, with three acres of natural landscaping with tall cypress trees and fragrant blooms like jasmine and roses, as well as lush lawns. An extensive, heated six-meter pool is perfect for swimming laps. The pergola-heated swimming pool provides shade from the scorching Provencal sunshine while visitors take part in a round of boules. Food is best served outside in the outdoor kitchen or pizza oven. The rooms are contemporary and cozy. The soft colors and top-quality fabric have been selected with care to preserve the natural feel of the home. The traditional materials are visible, such as cream-colored tiles, huge French windows, and beams that are exposed.
Bastide du Calavon
Bastide of Calavon is an architectural gem that has a spacious setting as well as luxurious interiors. In addition to the fact that guests can get to enjoy the stunning area in Luberon, There are many restaurants and many services for guests of anyone of any age to take advantage of.
The ground floor is where the contemporary vaulted ceiling overlooks the swimming pool, a fully-equipped kitchen creates the stage for authenticity and class, and the spacious dining room is a perfect place for guests to gather. The home also has a cozy living space located on this level, along with the relaxation area equipped with Hammam as well as a jacuzzi.
Domaine de Goult
Take a look out across the olive groves, mountains, and rolling hills. mountains of Goult in this majestic, French farmhouse. Relax at night in the shade of the stars, after choosing your perfect wine pairing in the cellar. In the morning, head off to discover the most famous Provencal cities like Aix, Arles, and Avignon, or schedule an experience with a wine expert at the winery of the estate.
Le Mas de Foussargues
Fantastically located The Mas de Foussargues is a stunningly located property in Provence located just south of a tranquil town just a few miles away from Uzes The Mas de Foussargues is a perfect place to be with your family or close friends.
The Mas de Foussargues is a private pool located in an enormous property containing more than 100 olive trees, many of them multi-centenarians. Mas de Foussargues is the most beautiful environment typical of Provencal and private gardens that are surrounded by Mediterranean plants and two stunning infinity pools. The latter is heated.
Amid no noise being surrounded by garrigue, wineries, and pine forests you can enjoy a truly unforgettable vacation that is relaxing and peaceful.
Villa Thyme
On the doorstep of the Luberon National Park, and set within an excellent wine estate between fragrant scrubland and mountain tops in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence region, lies Villa Thyme, a beautifully restored 16th-century home with spectacular 360-degree views of rolling vineyards.
The less-known region of Provence can leave a lasting impression on everyone who visits and will be awe-inspiring due to the kindness of the locals and the wide variety of local cuisine. Local villages such as Roussillon, Bonnieux, Menerbes, and Gordes remain awe-inspiring to tourists and along with their nature-filled landscapes, give glimpses into the fascinating history of the region.
A visit to Provence
With walls-to-wall sunlight and avenues that are framed by magnificent plane trees, and beautiful lavender fields as wide as the eye can reach, Provence is a feast that appeals to all five senses. This is why artists like Van Gogh to Cezanne were drawn to this stunning scenery to make many of their most beloved artworks, and it is one of the regions in France that is most sought-after tourist destination, second only to Paris which receives an astounding 31 million tourists each year.
Things to explore things to do in Provence
It is bordered by the Mediterranean on one hand and by the Alpes Maritimes on the other along with the rolling hills as well as olive trees and vineyards within walking distance, a single visit to this area is enough to draw your attention and keep your back again and again.
Lavender fields
If this is your first time in Provence it is possible to be mistaken to think that the legendary lavender fields are just an attraction for tourists, and not as vibrant as the images on hundreds of postcards you can buy at every village and town. Do not be tempted to dismiss them We guarantee that your perception is going to change once you witness the smoky, pale lavender flowers swaying on the breeze with the scent of sun-soaked flowers emanating from the air.
The fields are blooming from June through August throughout all of the Luberon regions. If you’d like to take in the scenery with fewer people go to the area in June, or in early July, before the time when the tourism season gets underway. If you are an active person cycling around the region is an excellent opportunity to view the field and take a few photos on the path. The L’Abbaye de Sénaque is among the most well-known places to stop for photos. If you’re in Provence during the holiday that falls on the 15th of August it is possible to visit Sault, the city of Sault to witness the harvest and take in the yearly Lavender Festival. The Luberon holiday villas are the perfect location for an excursion to breathtaking scenery in the region.
Wine tasting
Although the Loire Valley is famous for its sparkling white wines as well as Bordeaux’s rich red wines and draws visitors from around the globe, Provence has its specialty: Rose. It’s the drink that is officially endorsed by the region and you’ll never be able to locate a chilled glass. Each bistro, whether large or small has a selection of palatable selections on the menu.
If you’re more dedicated to your wines, you should take your time exploring the Bandol region that lies just to the east of Marseille and where the limestone soil and the sea breezes make the perfect environment for winemaking. Bandol roses are composed of at minimum 50 percent Mourvedre grapes. They’re frequently mixed with Grenache and Cinsault for the final wine. Two excellent options to stop for a wine tasting or a tour of the vineyard are Domaine Tempier the north of Bandol town and the stunning Chateau of Pibarnon.
Go to the market
In villages and towns across regions, the market every week is an important event featuring stalls that sell anything from fresh fruits and vegetables to local crafts and bric a-brac. One of our favorite events is held three days a week, in the picturesque city of Aix-en-Provence. Each Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, the town’s main squares become bustling marketplaces, packed with fresh fruits, flowers, and other vegetables awaiting to be bought.
When it’s fall and summer, the fruits and vegetables are particularly tempting with ripe red tomatoes, peppers, white sweet peaches, and an incredible array of olives ready to be turned into a meal fit for the king. You don’t need to have a shopping agenda already planned Instead, take a stroll around and take note of what appears most attractive, and as the suggestions for what to prepare will appear to you. We are sure you’ll cook up some steam in your house’s kitchen by the time dinner is served!
For those who enjoy eating but don’t enjoy cooking Your concierge will arrange an exclusive private chef, who will bring these Provencal dishes straight onto your table, and there’s no need to touch a thing.
The Gastronomy of Provence
Life in Provence is heightened through its culinary delights and the flavors derived from its abundant earth. The oil is fruity and is steamed with olives and capers, making an exquisite tapenade. Also, the fragrant herbs from Provence add a fantastic flavor to a variety of dishes. In Marseille, you can try the Bouillabaisse the famous fish soup. In Martigues, the regional specialty known as poutargue is made of the eggs of mullet, or tuna.
Sun-baked vegetables are featured in recipes like ratatouille. It’s delicious when served with Camargue rice or a soup au Pistou that is infused with smoky basil. Take them raw and serve along with anchorage, a condiment composed of anchovies and capers, and garlic or boil them with cod as well as the aioli (garlic mayonnaise). For those who love sweets, Crystallised Fruit is a specialty in the town of Apt and Calissons d’Aix, almond and citrus blossom-scented biscuits are sure to hit the spot.
In Summary, Luxury Villas in Provence
To conclude, Provence is a dream destination for anyone looking to have an unforgettable and luxurious holiday. It is renowned for its stunning scenery, rich culture as well as its delicious food and wines. With an array of luxury villas to pick from, travelers can experience the most luxurious holiday experience, which is a luxury villa with a combination of privacy, luxury, as well as top-of-the-line facilities. Relaxing by the pool, to visiting beautiful villages and breathtaking natural landscapes, there’s plenty to do for everybody in Provence. The experience of staying in one of the most luxurious villas in Provence is an amazing adventure of a lifetime.
