At the foot of the Mont Ventoux - Cycling -

Small winding roads link vineyards, olive groves, orchards and fields of lavender .Every day there’s a different outing with new places and faces to see.

High above us soars the Mont Ventoux (1909 metres), the “Géant de Provence” that cyclists the world over fear and respect. But there are also innumerable little roads which run hither and thither, weaving their way over the lower slopes of the mountain for the delight of cyclists whose pleasure is more about enjoying the countryside, than breaking records!
Small winding roads link vineyards, olive groves, orchards and fields of lavender. Along the way, cyclists plying their passage through the heart of this austere yet lovely limestone countryside may enjoy exploring typical little villages that surprise by their charm and character.
Every day there’s a different outing with new places and faces to see. Every evening there’s a friendly welcome and a table set with dishes of the ever-inventive Provençal cuisine.

YOU'LL LOVE
- visiting the historical town of Vaison-la-Romaine
- exploring the Valley of the Toulourenc at the foot of the impressive north face of the Mont Ventoux
- the delightful stopover at Montbrun-les-Bains, one of France's prettiest villages
- the plateau of Albion, known as the French capital of lavender cultivation