Activities in the region
The Vineyards
Our region comprises prestigious vintages such as Chateauneuf du Pape, Gigondas, Vacqueyras, Beaumes de Venise. You also have the possibility to directly meet the winemakers in AOC Ventoux, Luberon, or Côte du Rhône. You shall stay in the heart of one of the most beautiful wine regions of France.
Cultural interests
The Pope’s Palace in Avignon (20km), the Baux de Provence (35km), the Abbaye of Sénanque (30km), the ancient site of Vaison la Romaine, the old theatre of Orange (40km), the most beautiful villages of the Luberon: Gordes, Roussillon, Vénasque, Ménerbes, Goult, …
Fleas
Among the best known, the charming little town of Isle sur la Sorgue and the antique dealers and second-hand dealers. Also Pernes les Fontaines, Carpentras, ...
The markets
A picture is worth a thousand words. Use this space to focus on the thing which make you great.All year long, the Provencal markets make your trip on their own. In winter, you will enjoy the truffle markets of Richerenches and of Carpentras, which shall surprise you. In summer, the fruits and vegetables of the Vaucluse plain shall liven up your sensuous taste buds.Â
Fishing
From April to September, between the resurgence of Fontaine de Vaucluse and Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, you will be able to fly fish in the Sorgue.Â
Kayak
Vous découvrirez les beautés de la Sorgue en kayak entre Fontaine de Vaucluse et l'Isle / la Sorgue
Cycling
Provence offers various marked routes. Venture off discovering the Pays des Sorgues, the charming villages of the Luberon or of the mythical Mont Ventoux, which is a paradise for (or electrical) cyclers.Â
For more information, do not hesitate to discoverthe website of the Vaucluse department.
And to go further during your stay, to discover the wealth and multiple beauties between Avignon, the Luberon and the Monts Ventoux, visit the website of the department of VaucluseÂ
And to go further during your stay, to discover the wealth and multiple beauties between Avignon, the Luberon and the Monts Ventoux, visit the website of the department of VaucluseÂ