Our guide invites you to discover the best-kept secrets of this region and to lose yourself in its timelessly beautiful landscapes by staying in one of our luxury villas in the Luberon.

Soak up the wild, unspoilt beauty of the Parc National des Calanques, 1 hour away from Luberon, as you glide along the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, fringed by towering limestone cliffs. Explore the secret, secluded coves, shaped by thousands of years of erosion, offering natural refuges for yachtsmen in search of tranquillity.

Let your private chef guide you through the colourful stalls of a local market and choose from sun-drenched fruit and vegetables, aromatic cheeses and fragrant fresh herbs. Back in your luxury villa, prepare a meal together that celebrates the flavours of Provence.

Join a captivating experience by embarking on a truffle hunt, organised by our luxury concierge, in the Luberon region, in the company of an experienced truffle farmer and his faithful truffle dog. Explore the oak groves and wooded hills in search of the region's precious 'black diamonds', particularly prized for their intense aroma.

Pedal with friends or family along the roads that wind through the green hills, and admire the breathtaking views of terraced vineyards, rolling lavender fields and hilltop villages. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a beginner, the Luberon offers a multitude of routes to suit all levels.

Discover the beauty of the Luberon from above on a hot-air balloon flight. Let yourself be enveloped by an incomparable feeling of freedom and lightness, as you slowly rise into the air and admire the breathtaking scenery. 

Nestled at the top of a hill, Gordes welcomes you with its cobbled streets, stone houses with colourful shutters, and a medieval fortified castle overlooking the valley. Stroll through the centre, discover the boutiques of local craftsmen, and sip a glass of wine in one of the shady cafés while admiring the breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside.

Whether you're an art lover, passionate about history, or simply looking to relax in the heart of nature, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is bound to be a good idea. Take a stroll through the art galleries and antique shops dotted around the town. Don’t forget the famous Musée du Jouet et de la Poupée Ancienne, which will delight young and old alike. 

Bonnieux, a hilltop village in the Petit Luberon, is a real gem of Provence. Don't miss its breathtaking view of Mont Ventoux. But Bonnieux's rich culture doesn't stop there: its 12th-century church is also a must-see. 

Located in the Vaucluse, this picturesque village is renowned for its unspoilt beauty. Stroll through the cobbled paths and discover hidden treasures in Lourmarin, from its ancient fountains and shady squares to its charming boutiques where you can pick up the best local produce.

If you prefer larger cities, Avignon, though not exactly in Luberon, will give you a perfect overview of the exceptional richness of the South of France, starting with the Palais des Papes, an architectural marvel listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Not forgetting the famous Pont d'Avignon, a symbol of the city for centuries: although partially destroyed, it offers a spectacular view of the Rhône and the city's medieval ramparts.

Not far from Luberon, we love Aix-en-Provence, an extraordinary city of beauty, culture and conviviality. Start your exploration with a stroll through the historic centre, among the colourful facades, elegant fountains and lively squares. Admire the remarkable architecture of the town houses and take a break on a terrace to watch the locals. 

The Château de Lourmarin is a historic treasure overlooking the village of the same name. Built in the 15th century, this magnificent edifice is an architectural gem that bears witness to the region's history. Surrounded by lush gardens, its architecture is typical of the Provencal Renaissance, with impressive towers, elegant facades and a picturesque moat.

The Luberon is famous for its lively markets, where the intoxicating scents, shimmering colours and warm atmosphere of the South will plunge you into the heart of Provence. Don't miss the market in Cavaillon, known as the melon capital, or the market in Roussillon, which offers an eclectic selection of local produce, clothing, and jewellery.

The Luberon vineyards capture the essence of the region, with grapevines stretching harmoniously over the sun-drenched hills. To immerse yourself in the local wine culture, head to Château Val Joanis, an estate surrounded by french gardens that produce a variety of renowned wines, from full-bodied reds to refreshing whites and delicate rosés.

Situated on the slopes of Mont Ventoux, this emblematic Luberon forest is home to a remarkable plantation of cedars of Lebanon, mysterious trees that add a touch of mystery to the Provencal landscape. Hikers can follow the picturesque paths through the forest to admire the panoramic views over the countryside.

In this little haven of peace in the heart of the antique market in Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, you can enjoy contemporary cuisine based on fresh local seasonal produce, such as trout carpaccio or lamb shoulder with date and mint chutney. Our little something extra? A table on the shady, flower-filled terrace beside the river, for a warm, intimate atmosphere. 

This Provençal building, perched on the hillside, is a former Seigneurial residence in Gordes. Here, the infinite landscape of Provence stretches out before you as you savour exceptional dishes: pollack gravlax with caviar, bread-crusted sea bass with a carrot and citrus château, or pigeon with glazed artichoke.

Just outside Lourmarin, this renowned inn run by Michelin-starred chef Nadia Sammut offers inventive, refined cuisine featuring regional produce. The à la carte dishes are gluten, refined white sugar and milk-free, replaced by alternative flours made from chickpeas, split peas and rice, as well as fruit sugars. What's on the menu? Chickpea sourdough galettes, multicoloured tomato confit and gravlax mullet are just some of the specialities on offer.

In the heart of the Vaucluse, this historic bastide offers an unforgettable gastronomic experience under the guidance of Michelin-starred chef Noël Bérard. You'll enjoy Provençal cuisine from the kitchen garden or local produce, with beef and poultry from the Luberon. The menu includes crunchy celery with shavings of Méthamis black truffle and a vegetable blanquette sauce, grilled Sisteron lamb with lavender honey and carrots with bottarga, and to finish off, textured chocolate with Nyons black olive ice cream.

Ideally situated on the southern terraces of the Bastide du Domaine de Fontenille, in the shade of century-old plane trees, this establishment offers simple yet inventive cuisine based on the region's star products, with a menu that changes with the seasons. Don't miss the creamy risotto with Luberon saffron or the roasted scallops, watercress cream and green apples.

Immerse yourself in a dreamlike landscape, where nature and geology combine to create a breathtaking spectacle. Follow the paths lined with rocks in shades of ochre, yellow and red, sculpted over time by erosion. Help your children spot the birds, butterflies and lizards, as well as the different species of Mediterranean plants.

The Sorgue is renowned for its crystal-clear waters lined with magnificent trees, green fields and steep rocks. Glide gently over the clear waters of the river. Take time to stop and explore the traditional water mills, ancient stone bridges and historic ruins along the way.

After getting to know the donkeys to the delight of your little ones, let them guide you leisurely through the winding paths of the Luberon. Take a break to admire the lavender fields, olive groves and hilltop villages along the way. It's also easy to find a scenic spot for a picnic beneath the shade of a tree.

Let our luxury concierge service arrange a photo shoot with a professional photographer from the comfort of your villa. Strike a pose by the fireplace or in the lush gardens while the children run happily around you. Share bursts of laughter and knowing looks to make wonderful memories eternal with family or friends.

The Isle-sur-la-Sorgue antique market is a veritable paradise for lovers of second-hand goods and antiques. You'll find everything from retro furniture and vintage jewellery to precious tableware and original artwork. After making some great finds, take a well-deserved break in one of the picturesque cafés in the centre!

Only an hour drive from the Luberon, the Mediterranean abounds with spectacular diving sites, combining coral reefs and underwater caves. Once underwater, you'll come across colourful fish, coral, sponges, octopus and moray eels, and even sea turtles or dolphins if you’re lucky.

Unleash your creativity as a family at a pottery workshop organised by our luxury conciergerie. Learn the basic techniques of modelling and throwing in our expert Isabel's workshop, then start creating your own pieces! Use stamps, stencils or even your own fingerprints to add unique details and patterns to your work, so that each piece has its own story. 

Working closely with one of our oenologists, come up with your own selection of Luberon wines, made from grape varieties such as Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre and Carignan, to enhance the flavours of the regional cheeses!

Trust our luxury conciergerie to find you the best yogis in the region. Start with a few minutes of meditation, then move on to gentle, flowing postures to gently stretch and strengthen your body. Extend the benefits of your practice in the expert hands of our masseur! 

Spring is an ideal time to discover the Luberon, with its mild temperatures and enchanting landscapes. This is the season when nature reawakens after the winter, offering breathtakingly beautiful panoramas.

Summer in the Luberon means sunny weather, lively festivals, colourful markets and outdoor activities, not to mention plenty of swimming in the region's many natural pools! 

Although the weather in autumn is cooler than in summer, temperatures are generally mild and pleasant, perfect for a breath of fresh air without the heat. Hikers will love the sublime autumn colours!

Winter is a magical time to discover the Luberon in a calm and peaceful atmosphere. The mountains and hills are sometimes dusted with snow - a magical effect guaranteed!