Experience the atmosphere of a Provençal market as you follow your guide, who has selected the best markets not to be missed and the villages most worth visiting.
Spend some time in the dry-stone village of Gordes, located in the heart of the Vaucluse mountains. Enjoy its market, held only on Tuesdays. Stroll along the charming rocky promontory. This village overlooks the plain, from where you can admire the impressive view of the Luberon mountain.
(On the other days, a photo stop will be organized.)
From mid-June to mid-July, make a short stop at Sénanque Abbey to take photos of the striking lavender fields in bloom.
The next step will be discovering the village of Roussillon and its colorful houses (market on Thursdays).
Enjoy Provençal life by strolling through one of the most beautiful markets in the Luberon: free time in Lourmarin (market on Fridays), also famous for its Renaissance castle.
On Sundays, the charming village of Ansouis will also be visited, known for its authentic atmosphere and its Sunday market—an ideal opportunity to discover local and artisanal products.
On Saturdays only, discover the town of Apt, famous for producing candied fruits (replacing the stop in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue) (market on Saturdays).
Did you know?Provence benefits from an exceptionnal climate, bathed by the sun, it has always been a fertile ground for growing fruit!
Its worlwide reputation comes from the Pope Urban V in the 15th century. He tasted candied fruits while he was on a pilgrimage.
Off to L'Isle sur la Sorgue: walk along the various canals and discover the antique shops.
Did you know?There are more than 300 antics in l'Isle sur Sorgue, you may find many gems during your holidays in Provence.
Then drive to Fontaine de Vaucluse : walk up to the cave from which the River Sorgue emerges. Admire the beautiful panorama from there.
Free time for lunch (not included) on your own during the day.