Holiday Rentals in Provence

Why choose this destination for your holiday ?

Provence immediately brings to mind lavender fields, olive trees, colourful markets and villages bathed in sunshine. Between the Luberon, the Alpilles, the Sainte-Victoire mountain and the landscapes of Haute-Provence, the region offers an exceptional variety of scenery and experiences.

Days can begin at a traditional Provençal market, continue with a walk through the Alpilles or the Luberon and end with dinner on a sunny terrace in a charming village square. History lovers can explore Aix-en-Provence, Arles and Avignon, while nature enthusiasts discover lavender fields, vineyards and some of the most beautiful countryside in southern France.

Provence can be enjoyed throughout the year. Spring brings blooming landscapes and lively markets, summer showcases the famous lavender fields and long sunny evenings, while autumn offers a quieter atmosphere perfect for exploring villages, vineyards and local traditions.

Travellers looking for authentic rural escapes can also discover more of our countryside holidays in France, featuring charming destinations filled with nature, heritage and local character.

What you'll love

• The lavender fields and iconic Provençal landscapes.
• The hilltop villages of the Luberon and the Alpilles.
• Traditional markets and local gastronomy.
• Aix-en-Provence, Arles and Avignon.
• The panoramic views of Sainte-Victoire and the Verdon region.
• Olive groves, vineyards and scenic country roads.
• Sunny terraces and the Mediterranean lifestyle.
• The diversity of landscapes between countryside, mountains and villages.

Holidays for every traveller

• Families enjoy the picturesque villages, local markets, outdoor activities and the many discoveries that Provence has to offer.
• Couples appreciate the charming streets, lively terraces, lavender routes and spectacular sunsets over the Provençal countryside.
• Groups of friends can combine hiking, cultural visits, local food experiences and days exploring the region's most beautiful villages.
• Nature lovers discover the landscapes of the Luberon, the Alpilles, the lavender fields and the natural beauty of Haute-Provence.
• History and heritage enthusiasts explore Roman monuments in Arles, the elegant streets of Aix-en-Provence and the historic villages that define the region.
• Travellers seeking relaxation simply enjoy the sunshine, local markets and the slower pace of life that makes Provence so special.

Places not to miss

• Aix-en-Provence : a refined city known for its fountains, colourful markets, elegant architecture and connection to painter Paul Cézanne.

• The Luberon : One of Provence's most famous regions, celebrated for its hilltop villages, vineyards and rolling countryside.

• The Alpilles and Les Baux-de-Provence : a spectacular area combining history, olive groves and some of the region's most beautiful landscapes.

• The Verdon Region : known for dramatic scenery, turquoise waters and countless outdoor activities.

• The Lavender Fields : from the Plateau de Valensole to the area around Sault, summer transforms Provence into a sea of purple blooms.

• Avignon and the Palais des Papes : a must-see destination for anyone interested in the history and culture of Provence.

After exploring the villages and countryside of Provence, why not discover the Côte Bleue? Located between Marseille and Martigues, this unspoilt stretch of Mediterranean coastline is famous for its turquoise waters, hidden coves and charming fishing ports. You can also browse our collection of weekend breaks and short stays for even more travel inspiration.

Frequently Asked Questions about Holidays in Provence

When is the best time to visit Provence?
Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for exploring villages, markets and natural landscapes. Summer is ideal for enjoying the lavender fields and the lively atmosphere of the region.

When do the lavender fields bloom?
Lavender generally blooms between mid-June and late July, depending on weather conditions and altitude.

Which villages should I visit in Provence?
Gordes, Roussillon, Lourmarin, Les Baux-de-Provence and Ménerbes are among the most beautiful and popular villages in the region.

Can I visit Provence without a car?
Cities such as Aix-en-Provence and Avignon are easily accessible by train. However, a car is highly recommended for exploring the villages and countryside.

Is Provence suitable for family holidays?
Yes. Provence offers a wide range of activities for all ages, including nature, heritage, local markets and outdoor adventures.

What local specialities should I try?
Olive oil, tapenade, Provençal herbs, local wines, calissons from Aix-en-Provence and traditional Provençal dishes are among the region's culinary highlights.

How many days should I spend in Provence?
A long weekend is perfect for discovering one area of Provence, while a week or more allows you to explore different landscapes, villages and cultural sites across the region.

What are the most famous places to visit in Provence?
Aix-en-Provence, Avignon, the Luberon, the Alpilles, the lavender fields and the Verdon region are among the destination's most iconic attractions.