Discover Amazing Activities at Camping Péguas

By drailles and by paths, follow the tracks of the transhumance of the Alpilles shepherds and their flocks! Back to the car park, take the path on the left, follow it for 3.5 km and pass a panel of communal decree. At the next intersection, turn left. Go right on the white gravel path and follow it to the road. 1- Turn left, pass the water tower and in the bend turn on the 2nd street on the left. Go down to the roundabout. Take the 2nd exit and take the avenue on the left. Turn left and cross the Liberation and Saint-Paul squares to reach the Bergerie. 2- Retrace your steps and take a right on the street just before the pharmacy. At the intersection, stay left and continue to the canal. Follow it on the right. At the end of the road, turn right. Turn left and pass the Roumanille manade. 3- Climb the path to the right and pass the canal. Once the hill is completed, switch on the path to the right. Take the road on the right, then turn left on the path of Mas de Bedoc. At the intersection, turn left on the path. At the end, turn left on a road. Follow it until you reach the D30b. 4- Continue towards Noves. After 300 m follow the Abeies path on the left, then the Crêtes path. At the end, take on the left the D30b to join Noves and the D30. Turn to the left. Follow the direction Châteaurenard and pass three roundabouts. After the 3rd, go left the medieval gate. 5- Just after, turn right, join the Pagnel square and continue Paul Auran street. At the end, turn right, then direct left. Take the D30b on the right. 1 km further, take a path on the left (n°941). At the end, turn left, cross the river and turn right (Mas Vert). Follow this path for 2 km. 6- Follow the road to the right. Go The river and at the intersection, take to the right. After 700 m, fork left on the Chicard de Pouvarel draille. Borrow the 1st road on the right. Go up the road on the left and join point 4. Follow the path of Transhumance on the left. Continue straight for 7.5 km to return to the starting point.

Go through the ages with the exceptional historical heritage of the Alpilles! From the Inter communal Tourist Office of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, take the D5 towards the Glanum site to the junction with Joseph d'Arbaud Avenue. 1 - Turn right on the avenue. Continue straight on "Chemin Gaulois" to the irrigation canal. Turn left after the canal, then take the old road on the left to Arles until the intersection with the D27. 2 - Take the D27 left towards Les Baux-de-Provence. Climb the road for 4 km, then go down the Val d'Enfer to Baux-de-Provence. 3 - Continue on the D27 towards Maussane-les-Alpilles to the junction with the D78f. Turn left and continue until the intersection with the D17 in the heart of Maussane-les-Alpilles. 4- Cross the D17 and continue on the way to the pine forest. At the crossroads of the D78c, take it on the right. Continue to the center of Paradou and the intersection with the Belle Croix road. 5 - Turn left on Belle Croix road and continue for about 5 km until you reach the D33. 6 - Turn right towards Fontvieille, until you reach the junction with the D17a. Cross this crossroads and continue towards Saint-Etienne du Grès 7 - (Caution!) At the intersection with the D33a, turn left and continue using the coloured shoulder to the Saint Gabriel chapel. 8 - Just after the chapel, turn right on the D32, always towards Saint-Etienne du Grès. Cross the village, past the town hall. 9 - Before the exit of the village, take on the right the little path of Notre-Dame-du-Château. 10 - After a small bridge, take on the left the path of Calanquet. Continue for 700 m then at the crossroads with the D31, turn right and continue to the center of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. At the church, turn right to join the departure car park.

A walk between a shaded valley and the sunny plateau, to listen and discover the birds of the Alpilles. At the Antiques car park, go along the D5 towards Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and turn right to reach the Saint-PaulCloister at the end of the path surrounded by trees. 1 – Opposite of the Cloister, follow the road on the right to bypass it and take the path on the right at the RIS panel (Relais Information Service) of the Alpilles Regional Park. Therefore, follow the RP marked trail (yellow), which runs through the valley and forest. 2 At the crossroads with the small paved road, turn left and follow it. Continue on the road at the next junction before the next crossroads. 3 – Continue straight on the road that rises towards the plateau of Caume. At the telecommunication tower, go left towards the GR6 for about 400m. 4 – The return begins from this point, by the same route.

Take full view, during this sensational circuit that will take you to discover the Alpilles in all their facets! The burial works of the High Voltage line of the Caume, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence will take place between 18/09/2017 and 22/12/2017, down from the telecommunication relay to the Plaines car park. Diversion routes will be set up except for the portion between Vallon de Valrugues and the plateau, on the route of Gr6, which will be completely closed for a few weeks. Consult the map of the works on the Park's website for more details. From the Antiques car park, along the D5 towards Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, and turn right to join the Cloister of Saint Paul Mausole, at the end of the path lined with plane trees. 1- Facing the Cloister, follow the road on the right to bypass it. At the Relais Information Service panel of the Alpilles Regional Nature Park, take Chemin des Carrières on the right. Follow the marked path PR (in yellow), which crosses valley and forest. 2- At the crossroads with the small paved road, follow it to the left. Continue on the road to the telecommunication tower of the Caume plateau. At the tower, turn left towards GR®6. After the sign of "Biotope", follow the ridge line to the right by a series of rocky steps. 3- After 2 km, turn to the right following the GR®6 and join the foot of the peaks. Continue between rocky passages and undergrowth to the Vallongue pass and its rocky gorge. Go down to the left to a road near the airfield (some passages require the hands). 4- Take the path on the left. From this point the circuit will be double marked PR (yellow) and GR® (red / white) until arrival. Continue for 3 km, remaining attentive to the marking, until a junction of marked paths and a property lined with walls. 5- Turn left and walk 500 m. Take a track on the right and then a small asphalt road. At the hairpin bend, turn left onto the path lined with properties. 6- At the fork stay on the right, further pass a barrier then continue to a stone cottage. After the shed, turn left. Cut the path where the GR®6 passes, go up between two wooden barriers and continue to the right on the path that joins the starting point.

A breath of fresh air, in the shade of the oaks and pines! Go down slightly on St Rémy (Caution!) to turn right on the pine track leading to St Paul de Mausole. Continue left on the paved road "Chemin des Carrières". 1 Stay on your left at the crow's feet. 150m away, switch to the left path at the sight of a dead end sign. 300m further, cut across the GR6 path and continue on the GR653D path towards Eygalières. 2 - Continue straight until a fork. Turn right and leave behind to the left return route. Continue on 200m and after a clearing, turn left along the properties (follow the GR and RP markings) to a small road. 3 - Take a right for 600m. Go along a cypress hedge on your left, followed by a marked dirt road by the GR and RP. 4 - Turn left on the dirt road leading to a large perpendicular path. 5 - Take a left onto the large perpendicular path. Go down this path for 500m. 6 - After a large olive grove, turn left onto the path marked by the RP and leave behind to the right the path marked by the GR. 7 - After a vineyard on the right, come out on a road, the Voie Aurélia. Follow it to the left. 8 - Turn left 60m further and keep on the road until the next turn. Continue left on the dirt road which leads to a mas (Provençal farmhouse) that you can bypass by going up a small hillock. 400m further, reach the fork to get to and from the point already used on the opposite route.

A walk between a shaded valley and the sunny plateau, to listen and discover the birds of the Alpilles. At the Antiques car park, go along the D5 towards Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and turn right to reach the Saint-PaulCloister at the end of the path surrounded by trees. 1 – Opposite of the Cloister, follow the road on the right to bypass it and take the path on the right at the RIS panel (Relais Information Service) of the Alpilles Regional Park. Therefore, follow the RP marked trail (yellow), which runs through the valley and forest. 2 At the crossroads with the small paved road, turn left and follow it. Continue on the road at the next junction before the next crossroads. 3 – Continue straight on the road that rises towards the plateau of Caume. At the telecommunication tower, go left towards the GR6 for about 400m. 4 – The return begins from this point, by the same route.

Take full view, during this sensational circuit that will take you to discover the Alpilles in all their facets! The burial works of the High Voltage line of the Caume, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence will take place between 18/09/2017 and 22/12/2017, down from the telecommunication relay to the Plaines car park. Diversion routes will be set up except for the portion between Vallon de Valrugues and the plateau, on the route of Gr6, which will be completely closed for a few weeks. Consult the map of the works on the Park's website for more details. From the Antiques car park, along the D5 towards Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, and turn right to join the Cloister of Saint Paul Mausole, at the end of the path lined with plane trees. 1- Facing the Cloister, follow the road on the right to bypass it. At the Relais Information Service panel of the Alpilles Regional Nature Park, take Chemin des Carrières on the right. Follow the marked path PR (in yellow), which crosses valley and forest. 2- At the crossroads with the small paved road, follow it to the left. Continue on the road to the telecommunication tower of the Caume plateau. At the tower, turn left towards GR®6. After the sign of "Biotope", follow the ridge line to the right by a series of rocky steps. 3- After 2 km, turn to the right following the GR®6 and join the foot of the peaks. Continue between rocky passages and undergrowth to the Vallongue pass and its rocky gorge. Go down to the left to a road near the airfield (some passages require the hands). 4- Take the path on the left. From this point the circuit will be double marked PR (yellow) and GR® (red / white) until arrival. Continue for 3 km, remaining attentive to the marking, until a junction of marked paths and a property lined with walls. 5- Turn left and walk 500 m. Take a track on the right and then a small asphalt road. At the hairpin bend, turn left onto the path lined with properties. 6- At the fork stay on the right, further pass a barrier then continue to a stone cottage. After the shed, turn left. Cut the path where the GR®6 passes, go up between two wooden barriers and continue to the right on the path that joins the starting point.

A breath of fresh air, in the shade of the oaks and pines! Go down slightly on St Rémy (Caution!) to turn right on the pine track leading to St Paul de Mausole. Continue left on the paved road "Chemin des Carrières". 1 Stay on your left at the crow's feet. 150m away, switch to the left path at the sight of a dead end sign. 300m further, cut across the GR6 path and continue on the GR653D path towards Eygalières. 2 - Continue straight until a fork. Turn right and leave behind to the left return route. Continue on 200m and after a clearing, turn left along the properties (follow the GR and RP markings) to a small road. 3 - Take a right for 600m. Go along a cypress hedge on your left, followed by a marked dirt road by the GR and RP. 4 - Turn left on the dirt road leading to a large perpendicular path. 5 - Take a left onto the large perpendicular path. Go down this path for 500m. 6 - After a large olive grove, turn left onto the path marked by the RP and leave behind to the right the path marked by the GR. 7 - After a vineyard on the right, come out on a road, the Voie Aurélia. Follow it to the left. 8 - Turn left 60m further and keep on the road until the next turn. Continue left on the dirt road which leads to a mas (Provençal farmhouse) that you can bypass by going up a small hillock. 400m further, reach the fork to get to and from the point already used on the opposite route.

After enjoying the shade offered by beautiful pine forests, contemplate the Alpilles and Provence as you've never done! From the parking, go up track to West through the pines for join the tarred road that comes to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Follow it and take the left on the Roman Road and Panouilles. Continue to the Alpines Canal and the Chemin des Servières and Cadenières. 1- At the intersection, turn left (from this point, follow the signs GR® and PR to point 3). Stay on this paved road for 1.7 km, then climb a hill by a path. Join the DFCI track and follow it until the D27. 2- Turn left on this road, go up 250 m, then turn right on the DFCI track AL 107. Pass a barrier and go up the valley called "Gaudre de Valmouriane". After a series of laces, you get to a crossroads. 3- Take the GR®6 on the left towards Les Baux (from this point follow the GR® signs to the car park from the starting point). At the pass, join the D27. Cross it and continue 500 m on an asphalt road, on the left. After the orientation table and a barrier, continue on a track. 4- Pass the watchtower, leave the Lombards track on the right (panel), then DFCI no. AL 112 on the left. Continue for 1.3 km then turn left into a valley and return to the starting point.

Let yourself be told the story of the Rhône à Sète Canal during a cycling tour. Did you know? The Rhône à Sète Canal flows into the Étang de Thau. Set off on a bike ride along the Rhône à Sète Canal. Accompanied by a passionate guide, you will discover the fascinating history of this canal, a true emblem of the region’s heritage. From the port of Beaucaire to the Nourriguier lock, enjoy the canal’s peaceful landscapes, blending nature, river heritage, and historical anecdotes. The route is approximately 12 km round trip. Bicycle and helmet not provided.

Accompanied by a passionate tour guide, enter the most beautiful private mansions of Beaucaire and discover the history of the Madeleine Fair. Did you know? In the 17th and 18th centuries, Beaucaire was a major hub of trade thanks to the Foire de la Madeleine, during which the town became a free-trade zone. Its Rhône port attracted merchants from across the kingdom and the Mediterranean. At that time, the town experienced incredible growth, and magnificent private mansions were built. Your guide will invite you to admire remarkable façades and step through the doors of a few inner courtyards to share the stories of their owners and the history of the Foire de la Madeleine.

Discover the themed guided tour “Hercule, the Drac, and Friends.” Did you know? A monster haunts the murky waters of the Rhône near Beaucaire. Do you know its name? The Drac! Discover the myths, legends, and traditions as you look up at the façades of private mansions, the squares, and other monuments in Beaucaire’s historic center (a fun activity booklet is given to each child following the visit!).

Every Monday in summer at 10:30 a.m., enjoy a guided tour of Beaucaire’s historic center in English: “Beaucaire, Mansions and Elegant Residences.” Dive into the heart of Beaucaire's history with a guided tour full of anecdotes, heritage, and authentic charm. Let yourself be carried away by the cobblestone streets, Renaissance facades, and shaded squares that, at every turn, tell the story of this city with its prestigious past. The tour can also be adapted to German during the same visit.

By reservation during the holidays! As a team, dive into a unique Escape Game at the Beaucaire Fortress… Wander through the castle gardens before uncovering the secrets of its keep! Have you ever heard of the Drac? A legendary creature, lurking in the dark waters of the Rhône, at the foot of the Fortress of Beaucaire. Invisible and elusive, it terrified the locals and left no chance to those foolish enough to venture too close… Something had to be done. In May 1863, a grand ceremony was held. The prefect had ordered the Drac to be captured and presented to the public. The guest of honor? None other than Frédéric Mistral himself, tasked with recounting this incredible event. But deep down… do you really believe the Drac was captured? To find out, you’ll need to relive that day alongside Mistral. Dive into this fascinating adventure and try to uncover the dragon’s secret. Following the success of The Quest for the Grail, which drew over 7,000 participants, a brand-new challenge awaits you at the Fortress of Beaucaire. Skill trials, brain-teasing puzzles, full immersion, and just a touch of magic… Get ready for an unforgettable experience with family or friends! The game begins in the gardens of the Fortress, at the Auguste Jacquet Museum, Place Raimond VII in Beaucaire. The nearby Parking des Arènes is recommended. This adventure is ideal for ages 10 and up, though younger children are welcome if accompanied. Teams of three or more players in good physical condition are recommended to fully enjoy the game. An accompanying adult is required for each session. Game available in English.

Choose the guided tour of the Beaucaire Fortress, the former residence of the Counts of Toulouse, to discover the history of this medieval stronghold and its polygonal tower. Did you know? Bullfights were once held on the upper part of the fortress site, and the chapel was even used as a bull pen. Your guide will invite you to dive into Beaucaire’s past. Before becoming the seat of a seneschal administering royal possessions in the South of France, the Beaucaire Fortress was first the residence of the Counts of Toulouse. Having endured numerous destructive attacks—such as the 1216 siege, a notable episode of the Albigensian Crusade—the fortress still preserves impressive remnants of its distant and glorious past. From the top of the tower, enjoy a panoramic view stretching from the hills of Beaucaire to the Alpilles, across the Montagnette, and all the way to Mont Ventoux.

In a post-apocalyptic world where laws have vanished and only the boldest survive, a team of stunt performers invites you into a spectacular and dangerous universe. For a few hours of total immersion, audiences discover the secrets of the stunt profession through a series of action-packed scenes worthy of the biggest blockbuster movies, presented by the Spectra Création team. At the heart of an abandoned zone transformed into a survival arena, roaring engines, explosions, flames, and confrontations unfold at a breathtaking pace : - Vehicle crashes and collisions - Vehicle drag stunts - High falls - Fight scenes and special effects - Fire stunts - Technical demonstrations inspired by action films Combining adrenaline, controlled danger, and remarkable human performances, Les Jeudis de la Cascade (Stunt Thursdays) takes spectators behind the scenes of an extraordinary profession where precision, courage, and entertainment become one. An explosive and immersive experience to enjoy with family and friends this summer.

This adaptation chooses to retell the fairy tale by picking up the story a few years later, when Hansel and Gretel have grown up and become adults. The program features theater, pop-up elements, and live music. A brother and sister abandoned by their parents. What are the consequences? What traumas? Was it a real or symbolic abandonment? Through play, mischief, and the energy of childhood, they will reinvent their story and rediscover a joy and lightheartedness that their “seriousness” as adults had sometimes pushed aside. At the beginning of the story, Hansel has lost his will to live. He seems stuck, unable to move forward. Gretel, his sister, is convinced that something “got stuck” inside him that night—the night their parents abandoned them in the forest. She suggests a game, with the help of her musician accomplice: to go back to their past, relive the events of their childhood, taking turns playing the roles of the Father, the wicked Stepmother, the Witch..., in an attempt to free themselves from them. A charming duo takes us through this fairy tale with an original approach, featuring beautiful set design that uses pop-up techniques and music performed by a surprising instrumental ensemble. Audience: Ages 6 and up Details: Online ticket sales recommended, subject to availability Contact & info: 04 66 37 67 67, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. / 2 p.m.–4 p.m.

As part of the 5th edition of the Emergences Water Festival, the first evening will consist of two parts: a piano recital by the young Malaysian pianist Bridget Yee and mystical Sufi chants by Walid Ben Selim. The Artists: A humanist singer and multifaceted composer, and a lover of poetry to which he has dedicated his artistic career, Walid Ben Selim was born in Casablanca and moved to France in 2002. He currently lives in Sète. Drawing on a formative clash of cultures, Walid Ben Selim serves as a voice for the greatest names in Sufi poetry. Through this mythical, mystical, and millennia-old Orient, he seeks to capture the primal vibration in an epic and meditative flow. In this recital, he accompanies himself on the piano, using just a few notes to underscore his intimate and profound singing. Bridget Yee, a young Malaysian pianist, is renowned for her interpretations marked by imagination, intensity, and emotional depth, as well as her ability to breathe new life into the classical repertoire by juxtaposing it with contemporary works, creating unique narrative programs. She made a notable debut in France and Germany, receiving special recognition on France Inter. Among her standout performances are concerts at Wigmore Hall and Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall, as well as an appearance at the Aspen Music Festival. She will open this evening with a classical recital featuring works by Rameau, Gershwin, Scriabin, and Chopin. Daytime: 10:00 a.m. – School visits: Rabelais Elementary School / 6th-grade middle school / Toddlers under 3 years old Town Hall Auditorium: In the Footsteps of the Rhône: A River, Stories, an Adventure Jarié Hall: Animated Film: Tales from Under the Sea Photo Exhibition Tours: “Deltas of the World” / “Ice” Glaciers EVENING 6:00 PM – Planet: Musical aperitif / Food trucks 8:30 PM – Castle Courtyard: Two-part evening – Admission required Recital by Bridget Yee (classical piano), 50 min Concert by Walid Ben Selim (piano and vocals), 45 min 11:00 PM – Château Courtyard: Live music Information Desk / Halle sur le Planet (village’s main square / Place Ledru Rollin): information desk, meet-and-greets, ticket sales. Venues: Saint Pancrace Church: 8 Place de l’Eglise Aramon Castle: Porte Behague – 34 Boulevard Gambetta Michel Jarrié Hall: Le Planet, Signoret Cultural Center Paluns Wetlands: Avenue de Verdun Le Plaisir Castle: Chemin de la Petite Palun

This 14th century chapel was enlarged in 1651 on the vow of the consuls to erect an altar to Saint-Rémy, saint patron of the city, and to Saint-Roch, healer of the plague which ravages Provence then. It is listed on the list of Historic Monuments and today welcomes eleven paintings by Mario Prassinos painter of abstract art. He owned a house in Eygalières and was inspired by the Alpilles for different works.

The Saint Martin's Collegiate Church is a catholic church located in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Rebuilt in part after a collapse in 1818, it has retained its 14th century Gothic bell tower, but has an imposing entrance with neoclassical columns supporting a triangular pediment. His organ was completely rebuilt by Pascal Quoirin in 1983. The building is also classified as a historical monument since 1984.

The coussoul is a steppe-style pastoral lawn, whose rough vegetation grows on very fine soil. This soil covers pebbles from the old bed of the Durance. Less than a meter deep, there is a layer of pebbles, cemented naturally by a crust of mineral salts, called "pudding". Within the Petite Crau, it is possible to find spaces of coussouls well preserved, giving it an exceptional ecological richness.

Via Domitia is the oldest road in France, built from 120 BC based on ancient Gallic routes. Beyond the Spanish border, this route is called Via Augusta. This interprovincial road was built and maintained at the expense of the Roman state. Via Domitia was a very busy route followed by armies, officials, merchants, travelers, pilgrims throughout the Empire, and still remained in the Middle Ages.

The Saint Paul cloister is a former monastery of the 11th-12th century. This building, built in true Roman style has lost its original purpose to be transformed into a cultural and tourist centre with Van Gogh as the main attraction and who was a patient here. Indeed, the Dutch artist stayed here between May 1889 and May 1890. You will find between these walls a museum about his stay, but also a reproduction of some 20 paintings of his. To be seen alone or with family!

From Orgon, the network of the northern Alpines Canal stretches for 119 km and ends in the Roubines of Anguillon and Vigueirat. Begun in 1826, its construction was slowed by conflicts of interest and ended in 1875. At the time, it was intended to complete the Canal des Alpines meridionales finished in 1772, to supply water to 18 towns and 40 additional mills.

These two monuments called "Les Antiques", marked the entrance to the town of Glanum: Mausoleum of the Jules and the Arc de Triomphe. The funerary Mausoleum dates from the years 30-20 BC.. It owes its fame to its unique structure in Roman architecture: Around 20 A.C, the arch lost the pediment which surmounted the vault. It is decorated with beautiful reliefs illustrating the conquest of Gaul by Caesar and fruits and foliage, symbols of abundance, carved under the vault.

The Alpine Canal network stretches 119 km from Orgon to the Roubines of Anguillon and Vigueirat. Begun in 1826, its construction was slowed by conflicts of interest and ended in 1875. At the time, it was intended to complete the Canal des Alpines meridionales finished in 1772, to supply water to 18 towns and 40 additional mills. ;

The archaeological site of Glanum is one of the "must see" sites of the town of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, the result of over a century of excavations. This site, dating back to the 6th century BC, is a Celtic site which suffered from the Greek and Roman influences over the past centuries. After becoming a trading and religious centre in the Alpilles, it was destroyed in the 3rd century AD during the barbarian invasions. The survivors abandoned the area to build the foundations of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and to settle there.

Mont Gaussier is one of the peaks of the Alpilles with an archaeological interest. This limestone mount rising to 306m above sea level, was indeed a living environment. The oldest traces date back to protohistory (period between prehistory and history). This occupation lasted until the Middle Ages. In fact, archaeological researches have found indications leading to what may have been foundations for walls or dwellings.

Home-cooked Provencal cuisine, served in front of the fireplace in winter in the large, bright dining room, and on the large, shady terrace in summer. Ample free private parking in front of the restaurant.

Charming restaurant in a stone farmhouse. Fresh home-made cuisine. Romantic decor, garden and terrace for sunny weather. Private parking.

In the heart of Mérindol, a small village at the foot of the Luberon, Sébastien and Mathieu offer a menu of wood-fired Provencal specialities. A modest stone house, a terrace shaded by fig and mulberry trees, antique furniture and a wood-fired oven: it's in this rustic Luberon atmosphere that you'll be welcomed at La Terrasse des Cigales. In the heart of the old Vaudois village of Mérindol, in the southern Luberon between Lourmarin and Mallemort, Mathieu and Sébastien propose uncompromising Provencal recipes: aïoli, monkfish bourride and lamb shoulders cooked over a wood-fired oven. In summer: an intimate terrace bordered by the stones of the region's traditional bories; in winter: authentic dishes served by the warmth of the wood fire. Recently settled in this small village, Mathieu and Sébastien play the local game and select their products from the most local producers: beer and apple juice from the neighboring fields and orchards, lamb from the Alpilles and oil from the ancient village mill.

Relax and breathe… On the wine route, two kilometres from Châteauneuf-du-Pape, La Sommellerie is a haven of peace. In the elegant setting of the restaurant, you will enjoy a refined and home-made cuisine. This former sheepfold dating from the 17th century with its thick walls and typically Provençal character has 16 bedrooms and a restaurant opening on to a shaded terrace, a garden and a swimming pool. An ideal environment for business lunches and for romantic dinners.

If the village only had its church and a few houses in the 19th century, it is at the center of a territory that includes the most beautiful farmhouses in the Camargue: the painted farmhouse, the Cazeau tower farmhouse. This sector specializes in the breeding of herds of bulls and the cultivation of rice, including organic rice. There is also an important private research center on the flora and fauna of the marshes, the biological station of the Tour du Valat.

Bistro-style restaurant, terrace with view, cosy, modern interior.

Traditional cuisine based on fresh and seasonal produce.

Opening 03/04/2020 > 18/10/2020 In the very heart of the Alpilles in Provence, Huttopia Fontvieille – Provence campsite boasts an exceptional location in the pine forest of Fontvieille.

In the heart of Provence, close to Avignon, the hotel Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie extends a warm welcome to this charming venue, with a traditonal Provençal restaurant and private outdoor heated swimming pool. Originally a Provençal farmhouse just across the river from Avignon, in Villeneuve lez Avignon, the Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie has 32 rooms exuding well-being and relaxing restfulnes. Lovely green grounds surround this 15th-century building, where historical charm combines with modern conviences. A warm discreet welcome, you will feel right at home here. The restaurant le Mûrier serves out of doors under the shady plane trees.

Gîte for hikers and cyclists. At the foot of the Luberon, close to hiking trails, shared pool, fully-equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower, sink and toilet.

Nestling on the southern slopes of the Luberon, this natural area comprises 25 pitches with swimming pool. Ideally located for visiting Provence, it is equipped with all amenities.

Nestled at the foot of the Luberon in an 18th-century farmhouse, you'll appreciate the calm, comfort and authenticity of our two rooms, as well as our warm, friendly welcome.

Les Terrasses de Gordes invites you to stay in the heart of the Luberon Park, in a Provence bathed in sunshine and bursting with scents and flavors. Enjoy a charming and relaxing stay in this superb stone residence surrounded by evergreen oaks. Have breakfast between the two gardens, relax under the oak or olive trees, isolate yourself in the south garden for a quiet read or a simple sunbath, savor the views of the Alpilles and the Luberon by the pool (heated), admire unforgettable sunsets, play pétanque by the laurel and lavender trees. The heated pool (11mx4.5m) benefits from a salt treatment system that makes bathing natural and pleasant. Swimming is comfortable from April to November. Les Terrasses welcomes you all year round in a quiet, traditional setting, but equipped with all modern comforts to take full advantage of the light and scents in the heart of one of Europe's most beautiful regions.

Charming hotel located in a country stone farmhouse, a few kilometers from the centre of the village of Gordes. The hotel is quietly set in a Mediterranean garden. Swimming pool, heated in season, Spa (Sauna, Hammam) and massage services are also offered. The hotel also has a restaurant and offers the possibility of half board. Buffet breakfast by the pool.

A hostel for overnight and longer stays, suitable for hikers, horseriders, and cyclists, but also for family weekends or big get-togethers. The hostel can accommodate up to 15 people. 2 dormitories + 1 studio. Fully equipped kitchen at your disposal, also breakfast service, half board or full board available. Please give at least 24 hours' notice before your arrival to ensure we have enough fresh produce on hand. ""Made-up Bed"" Option, with duvets, pillowcase and sheets (€5). ""Towels"" option (€5), with handtowels and bath towels at your disposal. Bed only: €21 + €0.88 daily tax - breakfast: €6.50/person - full evening meal, with starter, main course and dessert: €18.50 - per night with half board (dinner, overnight stay and breakfast): €46/person - picnic lunch: €8/person - per night full board: €54/person (by prior reservation)

A peaceful and welcoming winemakers’ house located at the centre of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the most famous wine area in the Rhone Valley. A must for all wine lovers! In the evening, on the patio, near the pool, Danièle, a qualified wine expert, will be delighted to share her travel memories, the art of living in Provence and her passion for cookery, along with the wines from the region, from France and elsewhere. Breakfast is served beside the fireplace or in the garden. “The cosy corner” of the house. An impressive library, the arts, French and overseas literature, dozens of modern works and a wine and cuisine collection (works to be read on site). 3 bedrooms with 3 different atmospheres: CARMEN (2nd floor). A charming, cosy room in the colours of the south; “honey” style furniture. Bed 160 × 200. Great bathroom (bath and shower). Parefeuilles Provence floor. LI BAI, the “Chinese” bedroom, is named after the great 11th century poet who wrote a great many poems in praise of wine! Refined decor and furniture, souvenirs from the owner’s travels. “Open” bathroom with separate shower and toilet. The room (on the 2nd floor), in loft style, can accommodate 3 people: large bed: 180 × 200 for 2 + 1 bed 90 x 200 OR 3 separate beds for 3 people 90 × 200. Breathtaking 180° view of the vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape!

Danièle and Jean-Philippe welcome you to their stone Provencal farmhouse in Gordes, in the heart of an olive orchard, for a relaxing stay in the heart of nature. Maison d'hôtes Le Verger en Luberon offers three rooms in a calm and relaxing environment: Located on the first floor of the farmhouse, the elegantly decorated Le Pigeonnier guest room can accommodate up to 3 people (1 double bed, 1 single bed) and has independent access. It features air-conditioning, bathroom, toilet and private terrace with unobstructed views of the Luberon. On the first floor, the Fleur d'olivier guest room is a suite that can accommodate up to 3 people (1 double bed, 1 single bed) with independent access, and an outdoor area with a stone table and benches. Air-conditioned, it also has a private bathroom and toilet. View over the countryside. You can also take advantage of the outdoor swimming pool to cool off and relax in the heat of the day, to the song of the cicadas.