Discoveries and attractions in Cereste, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

Stunning limestone gorges, 2km long and 200m deep in some places! An exceptional heritage, in a dream setting... From the car park and the two belvederes which face each other (accessible to disabled people), go south on the truffled path of lapiaz, which runsmore or less far from the edge of the cliff (vigilance!). 1 - Cross the D201 to continue in front a path that runs alongside a lavender field. Leave the road slightly left, then take the road a little further down. Go down the road for about 30m. 2 - Take the path to the right and join the rock ledge. Farther, the slanting path to the left bypassed the valley of the Grand Vallat. Take the D201, turn right, past the parking lot and cross the large bridge of La Blaque that spans the Calavon. 3 - Right after, take the path on the right to go up the right bank of the gorge. Climb gradually, cross a valley, and emerge on an old collier. After a rocky section (lapiaz), cross two other valleys. Then, go down on the ledge towards the cliff edge (caution!). Reach the end of the ladder, hidden at the edge of the trail. 4 - Continue the path on the ledge, climb up a shortmoment, then cross a rocky pass. Then go down between the cliff edge and a rock slide, to reach the upstream circus of the gorges. At the end of the beautiful cliff, hurtle down the switchbacks up to the river. 5 - Cross the Calavon (caution in the event of a flood!), go in front and then, through a stony path, join the village at the top of the rocky spur. In front of the town hall, turn right, enter the heart of the village and go up to the left an alley to end up on the plateau. Leave the obvious wide path, take a right at the cemetery and follow the trail through the grass to emerge again at the base of the gorges. Turn left and go to the starting car park.

From the Luberon to the Durance, the Calavon river passes through many rocky sites, but none has reached the size of the gorges of Oppedette. Magical! From the car park, go right of the two viewpoints (accessible to persons with disabilities), then take the small winding path that switches left in the gorges. A little further down, cross on the right a first jump using the handrail, and then continue the narrow path with caution. Pass along the last passage equipped with handrails land reach to the edge of a basin on the shores of Calavon. 1 - Turn left and continue advancing in the best possible way along the left bank. Cross a short rocky passage, then continue through the gorges until a more narrow passage. 2 - Cross the river ford (caution in case of flooding!) and locate across the entrance of the trail that goes back on the right bank opposite (pole). Continue slowly on steep slope, then at the top of the valley, go into the dark and damp pitch. Climb the ladder and go onto the sunny side. 3 - Turn left, walk past a viewpoint, and then continue on the cliff path. Go up a little, then cross a rocky path. Then go down between the cliff edge and a rock slide, to reach the upstream circus of the gorges. At the end of the beautiful cliff, hurtle down the switchbacks up to the river. 4 - Cross the ford of the Calavon (caution in case of flooding!), head across, then follow a stony path, reach the village at the top of the rocky outcrop. In front of the town hall, turn right, enter the heartof the village and take an alley on the left to reach the plateau. Leave the obvious wide path, take a right at the cemetery and follow the trail through the grass to emerge again at the base of the gorges. Turn left at the view point and reach the car park from the starting point.

Discovering the heritage and biodiversity of this small village of the Southern Luberon, which attracted the filmmaker Yves Robert. Head towards the bottom of the car park and take the gravel road to the left about twenty meters. Go into the driveway to the right and reach the fifth dovecote. 1- Take a left and head up the olive tree paths and reach the road (D122). Cross it and climb the Chemin de Fontsausse. Pass a curve around the spring at the foot of the rock and continue. Descend to the right the Rue de Ribas for 100m and climb the steep paved path to the left of Chemin des Pasquiers. On top of the hill, continue straight to the fountain with the three barrels. 2- Turn left, taking the stairs and come out on the Place des Remparts. Cross it then continue left to the town hall square. After the square, turn right and go down the paved street of Rue du Château. Continue to the right and cross the winding descent and pass the Porte de Fontvérane. Go up to the right the Rue de la Ferrage. 3- Before the calvary (cross) exit left the main street. 100m lower, hurtle down to the left the little staircase and then go left under a remarkable oak. Continue the path, go down a final series of steps and lead right to the Fontvérane source. Go down the wide path to the left. Leave behind the right trail (marked in green) and continue straight on the slope (GR markings) on about 200m. 4- In a right turn, take a left along a path overhanging the left bank of the Eze. Further down, go along an old meadow and climb slightly to the left (4 steps). Then continue into the undergrowth. Cross the road (D122) to regain the car park of the starting point

Ascension is athletic but quite rewarding once on the ridges.! From up there, you will see why the Luberon is 'Big'... From the town hall, go up the street on the right, then take a left at the fountain. Turn right until the crossroads "Cime de Vière". Take the track to the massif along the farmlands. 350m after a left turn, reach a collar and continue straight onto the track. 1 - At the crossroads"The Couleron" (point 586), leave the geological trail on the right and climb the left track (GR.). After a series of winding paths, you finally reach the highest ridges. 2 - At the crossroads "La Basse de Cabrières", take a left and reach the antenna, the highest point of the Grand Luberon. At the top of the Mourre Nègre (1 125m), turn around and return to point 2. From here, continue straight on the ridges and cross five hills. 3 - At the crossroads "Gros Collet", leave the GR and switch right on the trail (RP). 450m down, continue straight and hurtle down the slope under the forest cover until the Draille de Roche (point 609). 4 - Turn right, move forward 10m and turn left just after the tank.  Down the trail, go back on the track and continue down to reach an asphalt road. Continue straight for 1.5km leaving the geological trail half-way, on the right. 5 - 20m before the crossroads "Les Vaucèdes", turn right and go down the trail to the creek. Follow the riverbed to the right for 100m and climb the steep path on the left. Go around the field and continue right up the track. Get to the road and continue straight, then head right back down to the left, at the starting point.

This stroll on the slopes of southern side if the Grand Luberon is intended for the curious hiker for whom geology remains a mystery... From the town hall, go up the slope of the Gaye, then take a left at the fountain. At the crossroads "Cime de Vière", turn right and take the rise. The tar gives way to a track. Take the track and head towards the massif along the farmlands. Then, 350m after a left turn, reach a small mountain pass. Continue straight on the track. 1 - At the crossroads "Le Couleron" (point 586), continue on the track to the right. Pass the sheep pen Jas de Pécou, then the "Ravin du Loup", and finally reach a tank (point 609). 2 - At the tank, turn right and go down the path. Lower down, go back on the track and continue down to reach a paved road. Continue straight along several croplands and reach the altitude point 439, 1km / less than a mile further. 3 - Take a right onto the path. After the grove, move forward between two fields, go straight at the next intersection, then cross the "Ravin du Loup" to the right. Continue by passing several houses, turn left once and come out on the upper streets of Cabrières d'Aigues. 4 - At the crossroads, turn right and take an immediate right again. At the bottom of the ramp, turn left to return to the starting point.

A classic, as sporty as bucolic! The height differences can be felt but the climb is unreal and the panoramas of the ridges are mindblowing Leave the car park and climb right on the paved road (PR). Pass a house and continue climbing on a rocky path. Pass the edge and at the 1st crossing (point 685), turn left (PR). Take the nice balcony path and pass the edges by a succession of uphills and downhills. Continue left in the third valley (PR) and do not go right to the valley of the Trois Eves. 1- At the crossroads "Marauvière", turn right, pass two hairpin bends and continue the ascent. Reaching a vague pass, continue straight and follow the road on the hillside. Exit the forest and lead to the track on the ridges. Turn left and go down 200m. 2- At the "Basse de Cabrière" climb the bump to the right (GR® marking barely visible). Switch, reach the DFCI track and go across to reach the foot of the top bump. 3- At the tank, climb the path that climbs on the north side of the summit and reach the Mourre Nègre. Go around the top (panorama) leaving the antennas on your right hand. Pass under the power line, and head northwest on the path through the summit field. Dive into the undergrowth and reach the DFCI track below. 4- At the track, do not dive in front into the Font Jean de Martin valley (steep and rocky), but turn left and take an immediate parallel path to the right. Rise slightly, pass the small sheepfold of the Jas de Brémond and a few meters below (sign-post), turn right. Start heading down following the edge, then dive to the left into the valley of Roumi (PR). Cut three times the forest track and follow the very craggy trail in certain places (cairns). Falling a fourth time on the track, follow it to the right. 5- At the exit of the first curve, turn right on the trail (PR). Go down, pass three curves and finish with a long cobblestone path section. Turn right to reach the car park.

Technically affordable but full of reminders, it's quite physical. But what a treat! Exit Rustrel following the GR® and the GTV®. Cross the D22 and at the crossroads ''Cornet'', turn left. Go along the former car park of Colorado and reach the start of the DFCI track. 1 - Turn right, cross the ford on La Doua, then rise by the track. Pass two winding paths and at the crossroads ''Barriès'', turn left on a rocky path. Cross a sandy narrow gully and continue straight. Come out on the paved track and reach further onto a road. Turn right and climb to the pass. 2 - Leave the GR® behind and the GTV® to the left and continue straight. Glide and go straight to the crossroads"Pradenques'' and"Ubac de Pradenques'', then climb to the plateau. Follow to the right the 1st track (RP). At the 2nd crossing, turn right on the path. After a ledge, turn right and then immediately left to reach the edge of the plateau. Then, go along a big field and reach the"Croix de Christol''. 3 - Take a left and 50m further, turn right. Continue straight on the trail, and then down the slope to the road. Follow it to the right, cross the hamlet of Haute-Blace and continue for 1.5km. At the exit of left turn, turn right and go down to La Doua. At the bottom, turn right, cross the D22 with caution andturn left on the track at the entrance of Jean-Jean. At the next crossroads continue straight. Above, follow the small road to the small mountain pass of Trécassats (marking"The Ochres by bike"). 4 - Take on the right, the coloured trail parallel to the path (GTV® marking), then climb right to the top of La Bruyère (interpretation panels). At the crossroads ''Trou des Américains'', follow to the right the GR® and thus through all the ochre massif. Coming out on the road ''La Glaurivette'', follow the D214 to the right and 550m further turn left, cross the hamlet of Viaux, cross the D179 and climb a gravel path. 5 - Go down the road for 400m and take the first road to the left. Go up gently, turn right on the ledge and then embark on a beautiful rocky single track that falls between oaks and scrubs. Lower down, after a last turn, follow the opposite path along the foot of the massive and return quietly to Rustrel.

A break in the vast ocher gathering, both intimate and panoramic. Facing the Restreou Hostel, take the Route de Saint-Christol (D30) to the right. 100m further, turn right and go down the Boulevard du Colorado (D30a). 430m further, take the Chemin de Saint-Joseph to the right and follow it. At the stop sign, cross the D22 (be careful!) and continue across. At the crossroads "Cornet", turn left. Then follow the old car park of Colorado. In a curve (refreshment area), immerse to the right on the DFCI track. Cross the Dôa (ford) and go up the long track of Barriès (GR® markings). 1- At the sign-post ''Barriès'' turn left onto the pretty trail (slab). Reach an area of ruts and continue straight (GR®). Then take the paved road "Chemin de l'Ubac". At the junction, go right onto Route de Gignac. 2- At the mountain pass, take the left track for 500m and reach the imprinted slabs. Turn around and go back to point 2. Back again on the pass, follow the road to the left. At the crossroads "Pradenques" and "Ubac de Pradenques" continue straight. On top of the hill, turn onto the right track. 1km away, take a right back into the woods. After a break, continue left onto the lower trail (PR). Go along a large field and reach the crossroads ''Croix de Christol '' (sign-post). 3- Pass the gate and hurtle down the trail (PR). The stones give way to ocher; take the time to make a landscape stop. Down, spin slightly to the left along the clearing, fording the Dôa, past the sewage treatment plant and reach the hamlet of Istrane. 4- Turn right and take small road. Skip two curves, go along a house and at the next intersection on the corner of a farm, turn left. Go up the small road. Cross the D22 (be careful!) and continue across. Pass the school parking lots and reach the center of the village of Rustrel.

From the Earth to our star! Between harmonious landscapes and a rural heritage, to be paired with the astronomy centre of Haute-Provence. Turn left at the back of the car park, pass the town hall and follow the street to the right for 300m. 1 - Take the little road that goes to the right below the D305 and then take a quick right and go past the cemetery. Go left at the first intersection. After a steep hill, turn right on the small road which turns into a path 200m further. Behind a well marked shift to the right, climb the narrow path to the left. At the top, take the track to the right, then 70m further, continue straight. Turn right again and then left. At the crossroads'Tour de Porchères'', turn left, walk along the tower, go past a house then turn right. Then, from the right, go around the old quarries of Porchères (private property). Take a right at the next Y-shaped fork. 2 - At the crossroads ‘"Petit Sauvan", turn left towards Saint-Jean. Turn left after 150m, then continue straight through a path that narrows down and enters the woods. Reach a track and continue straight along a beautiful house and continue the track. When you come out on the track, turn left on the small road. Go down the road and reach the D305. Continue on the left for 200m. 3 - Turn right, pass between a farm and a shed, then rise slowly. At the first apparent crossroads (transformer) turn left. Go along an old wall, take a slight descend and go up the opposite side of the valley. After a marked turn on the left, turn right and come out on the plateau. Continue straight for 500m. 4 - At the crossroads (point 632), take the path going down to the left and thus reach the D5, a kilometre below. When you come out on the road, take a quick left and take the small road. Continue straight at the next intersection and go down to the village. After the wash-house, turn right and return to the starting point through the streets used to go.

A horseback ride in full which reveals the diversity of the landscapes and the harmony of the rural heritage of the Luberon. Turn left at the back of the parking lot, pass the town hall and follow the street to the right for 300m. 1 - Take two rights. Pass in front of the cemetery, take a left at the 1st intersection and turn right after the steep path. Further down, climb the narrow path to the left. At the top, take the track to the right, then continue straight. At the crossroads "Tour de Porchères", turn left, pass a house, then turn right. Head into the woods (stony passages) and go around by the right the old quarries (private property). Take a right at the Y-shaped fork. 2 - At the crossroads "Petit Sauvan", turn left towards Saint-Jean. Turn left after 150m and continue straight (low branches). Continue the track, pass a house and turn left on the small road. Descend on the D305 and follow to the left for 200meters (traffic!). 3 - Turn right, go past the shed and ascend calmly (pebbly section). Turn left at the first crossroads, go along an old wall and go down to go up on the plateau. At a series of crossroads, continue straight. Reach to the D5 (traffic!), descend 50m to the right, then turn left. At the crossroads "Le Roure", continue straight. then pass over a home. Take two lefts and reach the D205. Continue on the right until Lincel (traffic!) 4 - In front of the church, turn left and continue straight when exiting the village. Leave the GR on the right to continue on the small road. At the end, go across and pass under a rocky ridge (source) and continue on the path into the woods (smooth slope). After a steep path, take the path on the right going down until the D205. 5 - Follow the road to the right that leads back to St-Michel-l'Observatoire (traffic!). At the entrance of the village, do not turn across the narrow one-way, but continue on the right. At the stop sign, go straight to reach the car park of the starting point.

The Salagon priory, a major medieval site in Haute-Provence, features a 12th-century Romanesque church with contemporary stained-glass windows designed by Aurélie Nemours, a Renaissance dwelling and ethnobotanical gardens.

Fly up and away with this hot air balloon flight in Haute Provence! Marvel at the stunning scenery during this sky-high experience. FLY UP AND AWAY WITH THIS HOT AIR BALLOON FLIGHT IN HAUTE PROVENCE! MARVEL AT THE STUNNING SCENERY DURING THIS SKY-HIGH EXPERIENCE. As soon as you arrive, you will see the balloon get inflated, then slowly fly up from Forcalquier for an adventure in the purest sky in France. Led by the wind, you will see landscapes and hidden treasures that can only be seen from a hot air balloon. Hilltop villages and lavender and clary sage fields will offer you a typical natural view of this region, caught between the Alps and the Mediterranean. Your landing is sure to be pleasant and sociable, as you will share the traditional hot air balloon pilots' toast! This authentic encounter with Haute Provence will be a moment where time stops.

Le Mas de Loume, nature and you. Treat yourself to a moment of serenity in our two guest rooms nestled in a wooded haven, where only the songs of birds and the soothing whispers of the forest will disturb your tranquility. Located 2 km from the charming village of Sault, our 50-hectare estate, classified as a wildlife reserve, offers two comfortable accommodations ranging from 27 to 45 m², each with a terrace and access to a garden as vast as our property. Each lodging, featuring a private entrance to ensure privacy, includes a cozy living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a sunny private terrace overlooking the forest. Explore the surrounding trails on foot, by bike, or by paragliding (certified takeoff site nearby), and savor our local products such as wine, jam, and juice for an authentic and rejuvenating experience. With easy access to iconic natural sites like the Ochre Trail of Roussillon and the Sénanque Abbey, our Mas is the perfect retreat for nature lovers and those seeking serenity. Book now to experience a unique getaway where comfort, nature, and tranquility come together.

Located 7km from Sault, in a peaceful environment with a heated pool and a landscaped garden, Laurent welcomes you to his guesthouse. The 3 rooms feature independent entrances, private bathrooms, and toilets. Table d'hôtes is available upon reservation. Laurent welcomes you to his house located near the lavender fields and Mont Ventoux. In a calm and luxurious setting with a heated pool, landscaped garden, and summer kitchen, he will receive you with attention and friendliness. The 3 rooms feature independent entrances, private bathrooms, toilets, and a terrace. At the table d'hôte (reservation required before 12 p.m.), Laurent offers cuisine with fresh, local, or French products. Once a week, he organizes a themed meal around the pool. Parking with reserved spaces is available.

Facing the Ventoux, Catherine and Pierre welcome you in the calm of their family lavender farm. The authentic and warm welcome will allow you to enjoy the place and discover the region. Whether you are cyclists, hikers, fans of nature, culture or outdoor activities, La Maguette will be the ideal setting for your holiday! To preserve the calm of the place and the relation with the guests, we propose you only 2 comfortable rooms on the same level (one of them is a family room). Decorated with care, they each have a bathroom with Italian shower, WC and 140 cm beds. Each room is equipped with fine linen and a hair dryer. Breakfast and table d'hôtes meals are served in the warm, communal living room; on sunny days, you can enjoy them outside facing the Mont Ventoux. The table d'hôtes is available on reservation and will allow you to taste a tasty cuisine made with local and garden products! Tourist information is available on site, and of course we can also advise you on what to see and do. Outside, the garden, the shaded terrace and its lounge are at your disposal as well as the petanque ground or the swings for your children. If you wish, we can show you the animals of the farm and the different crops. A shop selling the farm's products is open on site. Bikes and motorbikes can be parked in the shelter when you come! Shops at 7 km - Farm inn on the spot (500m) on reservation only at lunchtime. Baby facilities on request. Attached to our territory and eager to make you discover it, we will reveal you the richness of it. For hikers and cyclists, La Maguette is part of the "Compagnon de route" and "Accueil vélo" network. We speak english - Parliamo italiano Find more information and a reservation module on the website of the establishment.

Nestled in a green setting on the Gordes plain, this former 18th-century farmhouse has been completely renovated and transformed into a charming hotel.

Charming guest house with garden in a former notable's house, in the heart of the old village of Sault. La Maison Léonard du Ventoux offers 5 comfortable rooms with a decoration mixing authenticity and modernity. In the heart of the picturesque old village of Sault, we will have the pleasure of welcoming you to the Maison Léonard du Ventoux. 5 rooms, including 2 suites for 4 people are at your disposal to fully enjoy the village's gentle way of life in complete tranquillity. Thanks to its secret garden, facing south, you will be able to enjoy quiet moments of relaxation while being close to the services, restaurants, activities and shops available in the village. Under the cherry trees, you will be able to take advantage of the present moment, to rest, or to stroll as you wish. When the weather permits, breakfast is served on the terrace under the arbour. As far as possible, we will serve you local, short circuit and home-made products (included in the price).

In the heart of the village 3 guest rooms with private bathrooms. Common kitchen and dining room in free management. Inside terrace, secure bicycle garage. At the heart of the village, Béatrice proposes 3 guestrooms with private bathrooms. Shared kitchen and dining room at your disposal.

Our 18th century building is located in the front of the old village and has a splendid view over the lavender fields. The Nesk has 18 rooms, a restaurant for groups, a self-service kitchen, a dining room, a bicycle room, a wellness area. Le Nesk offers 54 sleeping accommodations spread across 23 functional and comfortable hotel rooms, accommodating 2 to 4 people (13 to 25 m²). Guests can enjoy the vintage lounge adorned with collectible bicycles, a terrace bar with breathtaking views, a reading corner, board games, free billiards, a large smart TV, and a karaoke speaker. For cyclists, there's a large secure bike storage room (45 spaces), a repair workshop, and an electric charging station. On-site public parking is free. Traditional half-board dining is available at our restaurant "L'étape du Ventoux". Guests can also indulge in our wellness area with sauna and steam room (optional). The establishment can be privatized upon request for events such as weddings, corporate seminars, family gatherings, etc. For group or corporate events, we offer 2 adjoining rooms of 90 and 40 m² to organize parties, meetings, and seminars (100 seats). Fast and free Wi-Fi is provided.

When you cross the big bridge of La Blaque, lean towards the Calavon's riverbed, which is most of the time dry or almost dry. But do not be fooled by its quiet appearance. The Calavon is a monster that sleeps! Its large watershed can produce deadly flooding downstream. Notice the early warning system located at the end of the bridge (limnigraph with solar power batteries that can record changes in water level).

The Grand Vallat, a wild tributary of the Calavon river is a small canyon amphibians such as the fire salamander (Salamandra salamandra) or the European tree frog with its very powerful croaking take shelter. Be careful, this fragile site is subject to a biotope protection order: canyoneering, aquatic hiking and swimming are strictly forbidden.

The cliffs are the territory of the Common Raven recognizable by its resonating croaks. Discreet birds like the Wood Nuthatch (blue and orange) and the Wallcreeper (gray and red) perform stunts on tree trunks. More common species perform their birdsongs (tits, blackbirds and jays).

The European eagle-owl (Bubo bubo) is the giant of the owl species. As big as an eagle, it is still well represented in the territory of the Luberon Park. Sixty pairs have been identified therein. Its nocturnal habits play a large role. To cope with the disappearance of the rabbit, it has adjusted its eating behavior to feast on rodents, birds, hedgehogs, reptiles, fishes ...

The Luberon holds nearly a third of the French flora. The gorges of Oppedette in particular have a large vegetable wealth and have several protected species: the Larkspur (Delphinium fissum), the Euphorbias (Euphorbia graminifolia), the Asplenium petrarchae (Asplenium petrarchae) ...

Peypin-d'Aigues is a village that was abandoned at the end of the 14th century. In 1506, the joint dwelling with Saint-Martin-de-la-Brasque was signed at the Tour-d'Aigues castle, several families from Pietmond and Vaud settled in the Luberon. The Aix-en-Provence court took a decision on May 20, 1545 "The Edict of Mérindol" establishing a list of fourteen cities of which it was enough to be originated from, to be chained to the galleys of Marseilles as "an alternative to imprisonment". Peypin-d'Aigues was one of them.

This exceptional site is a limestone slab which has on its surface over 200 footprints of mammals that lived in the area about 30 million years ago. Near a vast lake, rhinos have left three-toed footprints while the two-toed ones belong to mouse-deers or warthogs (related to the wild swine). The mammal footprint imprinted slabs are very rare throughout the world but 8 were profiled in the Luberon!

The small cliff on the edge of the field is a slickenside. As you approach (while being careful with the crops), you will see on this polished surface, iron deposits and horizontal streaks. All this translates friction and movement of a boulder over the other! The Earth moves. The hard rocks break and boulders move.

200m left, a limestone slab has on its surface more than 200 footprints of mammals that lived in the area about 30 million years ago. Near a vast lake, rhinos have left three-toed footprints while the two-toed ones belong to mouse-deers or warthogs (related to the wild swine). The mammal footprint imprinted concrete is very rare throughout the planet but 8 were described in the Luberon!

The woods in which you have entered are composed of several species: the Holm oak is the second most present tree behind the predominant Downy oak, and the undergrowth is comprised of shrub species: Butcher's broom, Rowan, Box tree, Field maple ...

5 minutes from Forcalquier. This authentic inn, housed in a late 18th-century farmhouse, offers traditional, quality cuisine in a green setting.

Magali welcomes you to her farm inn situated on her agricultural estate. She offers a unique menu, from starter to dessert, made with farm-fresh or local products. Enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere and an on-site shop for direct sales. At the inn's table, you can enjoy vegetables, grains, and meat from Magali’s farm. A delicious, hearty, and identical menu is served to all guests. motorhome enthusiasts, La Maguette is part of the France Passion network, and nearby, you will find two guest rooms run by Catherine. Magali organizes two farmers' markets: the last Saturday of June and the second Saturday of December. She also participates in the Ventoux Saveurs and Brin de Culture festivals in October. Themed evenings are offered throughout the year

Hidden away in a verdant setting on the Gordes plain, this old farm built in 1850 is now a 4-star restaurant. Provençal and Mediterranen cuisine.

A modern restaurant with a stylish setting, a large terrace overlooking the park, facing the village and not overlooked. Home-cooked cuisine.

In the heart of the village of Sault, a traditional restaurant with a cozy dining room and a covered terrace. Frédéric, the chef, offers dishes with Provençal flavors paired with an extensive wine list. Warm and attentive service. The restaurant "Le Provençal" invites you to savor new flavors, including offal, the chef's specialty. The dishes vary according to seasonal and market products to ensure the quality of what we prepare for you. Reservations recommended. Credit cards not accepted.

Ideally located on the pedestrian square of Sault, the Louvre offers a gourmet cuisine, prepared with fresh products. In front of the period fireplace or on the shaded terrace, Christel and Guillaume welcome you with their warm and friendly manner. In 1900 Le Louvre became the house of the provençal people, where they liked to gather to have meal with family on the terrace with the song of ciccadas or in front of the chimney when the mistral wind was blowing. Nothing has changed. La cuisine remains fresh, perfumed, naturally Provence. This beautiful interior, with its flowery fabrics, weathered beams, sky colours and ochre tones, is home to moving memories that are worth remembering. The restaurant is recommended by the Petit Futé and the Guide du Routard.

Snack bar located in the centre of the village of Sault with a covered terrace. Mickael offers various fast food products to take away: sandwich, mixed salads, hamburgers, paninis, wraps, kebab, wood-fired pizzas, ice creams...

Le Mas de Loume, nature and you. Treat yourself to a moment of serenity in our two guest rooms nestled in a wooded haven, where only the songs of birds and the soothing whispers of the forest will disturb your tranquility. Located 2 km from the charming village of Sault, our 50-hectare estate, classified as a wildlife reserve, offers two comfortable accommodations ranging from 27 to 45 m², each with a terrace and access to a garden as vast as our property. Each lodging, featuring a private entrance to ensure privacy, includes a cozy living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a sunny private terrace overlooking the forest. Explore the surrounding trails on foot, by bike, or by paragliding (certified takeoff site nearby), and savor our local products such as wine, jam, and juice for an authentic and rejuvenating experience. With easy access to iconic natural sites like the Ochre Trail of Roussillon and the Sénanque Abbey, our Mas is the perfect retreat for nature lovers and those seeking serenity. Book now to experience a unique getaway where comfort, nature, and tranquility come together.

Located 7km from Sault, in a peaceful environment with a heated pool and a landscaped garden, Laurent welcomes you to his guesthouse. The 3 rooms feature independent entrances, private bathrooms, and toilets. Table d'hôtes is available upon reservation. Laurent welcomes you to his house located near the lavender fields and Mont Ventoux. In a calm and luxurious setting with a heated pool, landscaped garden, and summer kitchen, he will receive you with attention and friendliness. The 3 rooms feature independent entrances, private bathrooms, toilets, and a terrace. At the table d'hôte (reservation required before 12 p.m.), Laurent offers cuisine with fresh, local, or French products. Once a week, he organizes a themed meal around the pool. Parking with reserved spaces is available.

Stay in Gréoux-les-Bains, Between Provence and Verdon: Accommodation & Must-See Attractions Gréoux-les-Bains, a charming spa town nestled between the Verdon Natural Park and the Luberon, is the perfect destination for a getaway combining relaxation, wellness, and exploration. With its renowned thermal baths, stunning Provençal landscapes, and picturesque villages, Gréoux-les-Bains offers a truly unique experience in the heart of Provence. Accommodation in Gréoux-les-Bains – Résidence Côté Provence The Résidence Côté Provence – Terres de France welcomes you to a warm and elegant setting, just a short walk from the thermal baths and town center. Its fully equipped and comfortable apartments are ideal for spa retreats, Provence getaways, or family vacations. Enjoy a residence featuring a swimming pool, wellness area, and all the amenities for a relaxing stay. Places of Interest The Gréoux-les-Bains Thermal Baths: Experience the therapeutic benefits of these renowned healing waters. The Verdon Gorges: Explore Europe’s largest canyon, perfect for rafting, hiking, and paddleboarding. The Valensole Plateau: Marvel at the famous lavender fields in full bloom between June and July. The Templar Castle: A historic landmark overlooking the town, offering a glimpse into medieval history. Esparron Lake: A beautiful setting for swimming, canoeing, and nature walks. Book your stay at Gréoux and immerse yourself in the charm of Gréoux-les-Bains and Provence!

Facing the Ventoux, Catherine and Pierre welcome you in the calm of their family lavender farm. The authentic and warm welcome will allow you to enjoy the place and discover the region. Whether you are cyclists, hikers, fans of nature, culture or outdoor activities, La Maguette will be the ideal setting for your holiday! To preserve the calm of the place and the relation with the guests, we propose you only 2 comfortable rooms on the same level (one of them is a family room). Decorated with care, they each have a bathroom with Italian shower, WC and 140 cm beds. Each room is equipped with fine linen and a hair dryer. Breakfast and table d'hôtes meals are served in the warm, communal living room; on sunny days, you can enjoy them outside facing the Mont Ventoux. The table d'hôtes is available on reservation and will allow you to taste a tasty cuisine made with local and garden products! Tourist information is available on site, and of course we can also advise you on what to see and do. Outside, the garden, the shaded terrace and its lounge are at your disposal as well as the petanque ground or the swings for your children. If you wish, we can show you the animals of the farm and the different crops. A shop selling the farm's products is open on site. Bikes and motorbikes can be parked in the shelter when you come! Shops at 7 km - Farm inn on the spot (500m) on reservation only at lunchtime. Baby facilities on request. Attached to our territory and eager to make you discover it, we will reveal you the richness of it. For hikers and cyclists, La Maguette is part of the "Compagnon de route" and "Accueil vélo" network. We speak english - Parliamo italiano Find more information and a reservation module on the website of the establishment.

In a privileged setting, 5 spacious guestrooms featured with private bathrooms and toilets, within a traditional sheep farm. Dogs admitted under condition, in consultation with the owners. In Monieux, a small village 6 km from Sault and at the entrance to the Nesque gorges, enjoy a stay on a sheep farm. We welcome you in 5 spacious rooms with private bathroom and WC. At the table d'hôtes, Provencal cuisine is served with farm products: lamb, rabbits, poultry, seasonal vegetables... Flavours and conviviality will be there to spend pleasant moments (in the evening on reservation). We also propose you to discover our additional activity: the search for truffles (from December to March, on weekends). Go with masters and dogs on the slopes of Mont Ventoux "le Géant de Provence" known as the most important natural truffle field in France. Discover the work of the dogs, the incredible complicity which attaches them to their master, with the same aim : to find the truffle. Truffle stay: 235€ for 2 people all inclusive (1 night for 2 people, 2 meals, 2 truffle searches). Truffle menu only : 70€ / pers.

Situated by the small lake below the village of Monieux and at the entrance to the Nesque Gorge, a peaceful stopover site ideal for nature lovers (no services). Pitch : free, open year round. On site : snack bar, secure children’s play area, road and mountain bike trails, walking paths…

2 km from the village, Gérard welcomes you to his farmhouse surrounded by lavender fields and its 3 bedrooms, one of which is inside an elegant stone tower. The enclosed courtyard is perfect for relaxation in the landscaped garden and for lounging. In immediate proximity to the fields, the Lavender Farmhouse is a stone house. Gérard offers 3 bedrooms: - A 22m2 room with a 160cm bed, covered terrace, and private bathroom. - A 17m2 room with a 160cm bed and balcony in a 35m2 stone tower. Independent, the tower has a living room, a bathroom with toilet, a summer kitchen, and an outdoor lounge. - A single room with 2 beds (80cm each) and external sanitary facilities, ideal for a cyclist's stopover. At the center of this farmhouse, there is a landscaped garden where breakfast or meals are served upon request. Plus: Outdoor summer kitchen with wood-fired oven.

Nestled in a green setting on the Gordes plain, this former 18th-century farmhouse has been completely renovated and transformed into a charming hotel.