Nothing better than a great hike to be in the heart of nature!

Free hike : More than a thousand of hikes are listed, classified by theme (castles, combs, ridges, lavender, exceptional panorama, ochre lands, wine terroir, classified villages, perched villages, …) and by difficulty (easy, intermediate, difficult) according to the difference in altitude and duration. Give us the number of hikes, the duration and difficulty sought and if you have an interest in a particular theme.

Guided hike: Guided hikes are available and depending on the season allow you to discover the fauna and flora with seasoned guides. A curiosity is the discovery of the deer slab between mid-September and mid-October if you are around.

2 days and more hikes: trails with bivouac (cottage, hotel, camping) are also available with guide or not.

Provence is the paradise of cycling. A wide variety of routes exist with itineraries open to very low traffic and a greenway reserved for non-motorized vehicles (“route du Calavon”). The circuits are chosen for the beauty of the sites and villages crossed. Routes from a few hours to a few days can be organized with a guide (or not) and with adapted logistics if stages are planned.

The most seasoned cyclists will gladly embark on the slopes of Mont Ventoux.

If you opt for the electric bike know that the region has many charging points on the courses. Take advantage of the recharge time to visit a village.

Select your bicycle with care! All hybrid bikes, trekking and gravel bikes are recommended for the majority of the itineraries. You can choose freely from any of the models proposed by the bike rentals. And don’t forget repair kits, brakes and light in good working order, hand pump, padlock, helmet, water and vitamin bars.

Classic and prestige cars are available for rent 1/2 day, one day or more. Just asked.

But as you are in France, why not try the 2CV, called deudeuche in France. this is the most iconic car worldwide. No car arouses so much fanaticism with clubs of diehards scattered all over the world.

First presented at the Paris Auto Show in 1948, the 2CV was the first popular french car. It has become a myth and symbolize an art of living. Production stopped in 1990.

Forget about power steering, A/C, GPS and find the perfect speed to cruise along in a car that take you back in time, to contemplate landscapes and meet people.

Experienced riders and beginners can also explore Provence beautiful natural sites on horseback. Horse treks can last from half a day to several days. There are more than 1000 km of marked trails between the various lodgings where riders can rest their mounts. Less expert riders can join arranged outings organised by the local stables and riding schools.