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More than simply a holiday destination, Provence is an unspoilt natural setting with richly diverse landscapes that unfold like scenes in a Marcel Pagnol film. This enchanting region moves to the gentle rhythms of the Mediterranean sun. Provence is at once mysterious and wild, dazzling and vibrant – the perfect place to create memorable holidays that nourish both body and soul.
More than simply a holiday destination, Provence is an unspoilt natural setting with richly diverse landscapes that unfold like scenes in a Marcel Pagnol film. This enchanting region moves to the gentle rhythms of the Mediterranean sun. Provence is at once mysterious and wild, dazzling and vibrant – the perfect place to create memorable holidays that nourish both body and soul.
Nestled between Avignon and Aix-en-Provence, the Luberon captures the very essence of southern France. Its picture-postcard setting beckons you to slow down and savour each moment: enjoy a glass of rosé al fresco, surrender to siestas serenaded by cicadas, wander leisurely beneath the dappled shade of plane trees... Away from the bustle, you’ll discover the rhythm of the changing seasons: summer’s vivid lavender giving way to autumn’s blazing ochres; spring’s vibrant symphony to winter’s peaceful clarity. Amble blissfully through the Luberon’s villages, enchanted by their colourful shutters, roofs of weathered tiles and the genuine warmth of residents.
Discover a land that awakens the senses and cultivates stillness.
Nestled between Avignon and Aix-en-Provence, the Luberon captures the very essence of southern France. Its picture-postcard setting beckons you to slow down and savour each moment: enjoy a glass of rosé al fresco, surrender to siestas serenaded by cicadas, wander leisurely beneath the dappled shade of plane trees... Away from the bustle, you’ll discover the rhythm of the changing seasons: summer’s vivid lavender giving way to autumn’s blazing ochres; spring’s vibrant symphony to winter’s peaceful clarity. Amble blissfully through the Luberon’s villages, enchanted by their colourful shutters, roofs of weathered tiles and the genuine warmth of residents.
Discover a land that awakens the senses and cultivates stillness.
Every corner of this sun-drenched region reveals natural and cultural treasures just waiting to be discovered. From Gordes to Cucuron, and Roussillon to Ansouis, each village unveils its distinctive character as the light shifts and changes throughout the day. Some rank among the most beautiful villages in France, while others reveal their magic in their own time. The landscape changes from one village to the next: ochre cliffs, cedar forests, rows of vineyards, tranquil groves, rugged hills and lavender fields, interspersed with unusual sites like the Mines de Bruoux and the Colorado Provençal, where visitors can lose themselves in the dramatic beauty of centuries-old ochre quarries. It’s a serene yet vibrant region. The weekly markets are where village life comes alive.Here, you'll discover the true essence of the terroir – sun-ripened produce and the warmth of local hospitality.
The Luberon is also a renowned wine region, home to numerous estates where you can taste exceptional cuvées and meet the skilled, passionate vignerons who create them. And throughout the year, there are events galore that celebrate the Luberon in all its glory: music and theatre festivals, such as Yeah! in Lourmarin, Insane in Apt, the Festival International de Piano de la Roque d’Anthéron and the Festival d’Avignon, as well as lavender, truffle and grape harvest festivals.
Countless reasons to visit this Provençal gem and enjoy the Luberon’s warm and genuine way of life, whatever the season.
Every corner of this sun-drenched region reveals natural and cultural treasures just waiting to be discovered. From Gordes to Cucuron, and Roussillon to Ansouis, each village unveils its distinctive character as the light shifts and changes throughout the day. Some rank among the most beautiful villages in France, while others reveal their magic in their own time. The landscape changes from one village to the next: ochre cliffs, cedar forests, rows of vineyards, tranquil groves, rugged hills and lavender fields, interspersed with unusual sites like the Mines de Bruoux and the Colorado Provençal, where visitors can lose themselves in the dramatic beauty of centuries-old ochre quarries. It’s a serene yet vibrant region. The weekly markets are where village life comes alive.Here, you'll discover the true essence of the terroir – sun-ripened produce and the warmth of local hospitality.
The Luberon is also a renowned wine region, home to numerous estates where you can taste exceptional cuvées and meet the skilled, passionate vignerons who create them. And throughout the year, there are events galore that celebrate the Luberon in all its glory: music and theatre festivals, such as Yeah! in Lourmarin, Insane in Apt, the Festival International de Piano de la Roque d’Anthéron and the Festival d’Avignon, as well as lavender, truffle and grape harvest festivals.
Countless reasons to visit this Provençal gem and enjoy the Luberon’s warm and genuine way of life, whatever the season.
The ochre mines of Bruoux in Gargas offer a refreshing reprieve from the summer heat. At a constant 10°C all year long, this 40-km network of underground galleries unveils the fascinating world of ochre. The spectacular entrance sets the mood, with its amber-hued walls carved into the rock. This historic quarry – among the few remaining in Europe – offers a surprising and immersive experience for visitors of all ages.
This majestic 250-hectare cedar forest in Bonnieux, located at 700 metres altitude, offers a cool retreat in the summer and fresh air throughout the year. Planted in 1862 with seeds from the Middle Atlas mountains, the forest is home to blue Atlas cedars, oaks and box head trees, creating a stunning display. The forest fragrances and views over the Luberon, the Durance Valley and the Alpilles mountains are a true feast for the senses.
The ochre mines of Bruoux in Gargas offer a refreshing reprieve from the summer heat. At a constant 10°C all year long, this 40-km network of underground galleries unveils the fascinating world of ochre. The spectacular entrance sets the mood, with its amber-hued walls carved into the rock. This historic quarry – among the few remaining in Europe – offers a surprising and immersive experience for visitors of all ages.
This majestic 250-hectare cedar forest in Bonnieux, located at 700 metres altitude, offers a cool retreat in the summer and fresh air throughout the year. Planted in 1862 with seeds from the Middle Atlas mountains, the forest is home to blue Atlas cedars, oaks and box head trees, creating a stunning display. The forest fragrances and views over the Luberon, the Durance Valley and the Alpilles mountains are a true feast for the senses.
Overlooking the village, Lourmarin’s château was Provence’s first Renaissance castle – an elegant blend of 15th century Gothic residence with a 16th century Renaissance wing. The castle was restored in the 20th century by Robert Laurent-Vibert and today houses art collections and offers artist residencies.
Village des Bories, Gordes
Just a stone’s throw from Gordes, Village des Bories is a hamlet of dry-stone structures that testifies to rural ingenuity and the Luberon’s agricultural past. This remarkable site – designated as a historic monument – allows visitors to step into the ancient past and witness time-honoured craftmanship in perfect harmony with nature.
Nestled in a small valley in the Luberon, the Sénanque Abbey is a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture founded in 1148 and still inhabited by Cistercian monks. The abbey’s classic silhouette blends into the landscape of lavender fields, promising a haven of peace and contemplation.
Overlooking the village, Lourmarin’s château was Provence’s first Renaissance castle – an elegant blend of 15th century Gothic residence with a 16th century Renaissance wing. The castle was restored in the 20th century by Robert Laurent-Vibert and today houses art collections and offers artist residencies. Village des Bories, Gordes Just a stone’s throw from Gordes, Village des Bories is a hamlet of dry-stone structures that testifies to rural ingenuity and the Luberon’s agricultural past. This remarkable site – designated as a historic monument – allows visitors to step into the ancient past and witness time-honoured craftmanship in perfect harmony with nature.
Nestled in a small valley in the Luberon, the Sénanque Abbey is a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture founded in 1148 and still inhabited by Cistercian monks. The abbey’s classic silhouette blends into the landscape of lavender fields, promising a haven of peace and contemplation.
A visit to La Filaventure museum in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue will transport you into the tactile world of noble fibres and the mastery of skilled wool workers. Founded by the Brun de Vian-Tiran family, this interactive museum celebrates the beauty of fine textiles and the skills of a remarkable profession. Housed in an old mill, the museum cleverly combines textile heritage and innovation.
The dye garden at Château de Lauris
The Jardin Conservatoire des Plantes Tinctoriales overlooks the Durance valley from the terraces of Lauris castle. It is the only botanical garden in Europe dedicated to dye plants. Designated a “Jardin Remarquable”, the garden leads visitors through an immersive exploration of plants, art and cultural heritage.
Beneath the streets of Gordes lies a fascinating underground world carved from rock in the Middle Ages: the Saint-Firmin Palace cellars. These semisubterranean spaces, once workshops and storage areas, attest to a rich tradition of craftmanship. After careful renovation, the Saint-Firmin Palace cellars now welcome visitors for an immersive exploration of this exceptional historic site.
A visit to La Filaventure museum in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue will transport you into the tactile world of noble fibres and the mastery of skilled wool workers. Founded by the Brun de Vian-Tiran family, this interactive museum celebrates the beauty of fine textiles and the skills of a remarkable profession. Housed in an old mill, the museum cleverly combines textile heritage and innovation. The dye garden at Château de Lauris The Jardin Conservatoire des Plantes Tinctoriales overlooks the Durance valley from the terraces of Lauris castle. It is the only botanical garden in Europe dedicated to dye plants. Designated a “Jardin Remarquable”, the garden leads visitors through an immersive exploration of plants, art and cultural heritage.
Beneath the streets of Gordes lies a fascinating underground world carved from rock in the Middle Ages: the Saint-Firmin Palace cellars. These semisubterranean spaces, once workshops and storage areas, attest to a rich tradition of craftmanship. After careful renovation, the Saint-Firmin Palace cellars now welcome visitors for an immersive exploration of this exceptional historic site.
The Jardin Conservatoire des Plantes Tinctoriales overlooks the Durance valley from the terraces of Lauris castle. It is the only botanical garden in Europe dedicated to dye plants. Designated a “Jardin Remarquable”, the garden leads visitors through an immersive exploration of plants, art and cultural heritage.
Just a stone’s throw from Gordes, Village des Bories is a hamlet of dry-stone structures that testifies to rural ingenuity and the Luberon’s agricultural past. This remarkable site – designated as a historic monument – allows visitors to step into the ancient past and witness time-honoured craftmanship in perfect harmony with nature.
The Jardin Conservatoire des Plantes Tinctoriales overlooks the Durance valley from the terraces of Lauris castle. It is the only botanical garden in Europe dedicated to dye plants. Designated a “Jardin Remarquable”, the garden leads visitors through an immersive exploration of plants, art and cultural heritage.
Just a stone’s throw from Gordes, Village des Bories is a hamlet of dry-stone structures that testifies to rural ingenuity and the Luberon’s agricultural past. This remarkable site – designated as a historic monument – allows visitors to step into the ancient past and witness time-honoured craftmanship in perfect harmony with nature.
Whatever draws you to the south of France, Beaumier’s hotels in Provence offer an exceptional range of styles to match every preference. Each hotel has its own distinctive character, bringing together preserved architectural heritage and stunning natural surroundings.
Three properties, three settings, one enduring invitation to get away from it all.
Nestled in the heart of Lourmarin, one of the most beautiful villages in France, Le Moulin is the ideal place to soak up the Provençal way o
Whatever draws you to the south of France, Beaumier’s hotels in Provence offer an exceptional range of styles to match every preference. Each hotel has its own distinctive character, bringing together preserved architectural heritage and stunning natural surroundings. Three properties, three settings, one enduring invitation to get away from it all.
Nestled in the heart of Lourmarin, one of the most beautiful villages in France, Le Moulin is the ideal place to soak up the Provençal way o
On the doorstep of Lourmarin, Le Galinier offers a completely different experience: a traditional bastide in the heart of peaceful, verdant countryside. This beautifully restored 18th century estate, set amid extensive wooded grounds, provides a tranquil setting to reconnect with nature. Here, you’ll discover the warmth of a family home, perfect for reading in the shade, drifting into siestas beside cool centuries-old stone walls, playing friendly games of pétanque or practicing yoga beneath the ancient yew tree.
On the doorstep of Lourmarin, Le Galinier offers a completely different experience: a traditional bastide in the heart of peaceful, verdant countryside. This beautifully restored 18th century estate, set amid extensive wooded grounds, provides a tranquil setting to reconnect with nature. Here, you’ll discover the warmth of a family home, perfect for reading in the shade, drifting into siestas beside cool centuries-old stone walls, playing friendly games of pétanque or practicing yoga beneath the ancient yew tree.
Perched high on the Claparèdes plateau overlooking the village of Bonnieux, Capelongue commands one of the most beautiful vistas in the Luberon. This renovated hamlet offers an elegant retreat amid the Provençal countryside. Ancient stones, golden light, fragrant gardens and flower-bordered paths – this is the essence of Provence.
Perched high on the Claparèdes plateau overlooking the village of Bonnieux, Capelongue commands one of the most beautiful vistas in the Luberon. This renovated hamlet offers an elegant retreat amid the Provençal countryside. Ancient stones, golden light, fragrant gardens and flower-bordered paths – this is the essence of Provence.
