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Provence

Provence

Provence

From lavender-scented hilltop villages to the glittering Mediterranean, Provence rewards walkers with landscapes that have inspired artists for centuries and a pace of life that makes you want to slow down and stay.

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Overview

Provence is one of those rare places that looks almost exactly like its paintings. The light is extraordinary, the lavender fields are vivid, and the hilltop villages feel untouched by time. Stroll's self-guided walking holidays thread through the heart of it all, from ancient Roman ruins to vineyards and olive groves that connect one beautiful village to the next. Iconic towns like Avignon, Gordes and Isle-sur-la-Sorgue sit alongside quieter gems that most visitors never find. This is France at its most seductive.

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The Provence Experience

Wonder
Stroll Châteauneuf-du-Pape’s historic vineyards beneath ruins of the Avignon Popes’ summer castle
Walk through Séguret and Gigondas, medieval villages perched high above the Rhône Valley
Descend to colourful Menton, passing Sainte-Agnès and sweeping Mediterranean clifftop vistas
Wellness
Moderate trails through cedar, pine and olive groves with uplifting sea air
Cool off in Malaucène and Vaison-la-Romaine hotels with welcoming swimming pools
Savour Châteauneuf tastings, Provençal cuisine and market mornings in Vaison-la-Romaine
Nature
Climb towards Mont Ventoux’s barren white peak through shaded pine and cedar paths
Follow ancient paths through lavender fields, wooded valleys and rosemary-drenched hills
Marvel at Dentelles de Montmirail, Bausson Pass and broad alpine-to-sea panoramas

What you'll eat


Freshly baked Baguettes
Still-warm baguettes, cheeses and fruit for leisurely picnic lunches between villages
Provencal Dinners
Three-course evening meals shaped by regional produce, olive oil and Mediterranean simplicity
Chateauneuf Wines
Deep, spicy reds that suit long lunches and vineyard views perfectly

Where you'll stay


Elegant Guesthouses
Quiet guesthouses with regional character, thoughtful hosts and mountain or vineyard views
Family Auberges
Warm, family-run auberges where dinner feels rooted in the surrounding countryside
Converted Farmhouses
Old rural buildings reworked into comfortable stays with gardens, shade and space

How you'll travel


Private Transfers
Short road transfers link trailheads, villages and stations without breaking the rhythm
Luggage Shuttles
Your bags move ahead each day, leaving you free to walk lightly
Village Walks
Most journeys unfold on foot through vineyards, olive groves and stonebuilt hamlets

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