Arles  - 20 km away at the Gateway to Camargue – is a city laden with history and you will delight in discovering the numerous ancient sites such as the Antique Theatres, Les Alyscamps and the Arena. The International Photography Festival is held in July, along with the Southern Music Festival..

Les Saintes Marie de la Mer and Camargue are just 60 km away. You will love this legendary place of pilgrimage for gipsies (in May), where the sea is magnificently wild. There are many footpaths throughout the Camargue Natural Park which is teeming with flora and fauna.

Avignon is 20 km away. You will be enchanted by the Papal seat and the many sites haunted by history. Don’t miss the famous Drama Festival in July… and for wine-lovers, Avignon is also the capital of Côtes-du-Rhône wines.

L’Isle sur Sorgueis 30 km distant. The Sorgue river flows through this pretty village, a paradise for antique-lovers. Just next door, Fontaine de Vaucluse is a small village where the shady streams afford a cool haven particularly appreciated in summer.

Le Luberon Hills are 40 km distant, with a string of famous villages such as Roussillon, Gordes and Lacoste, all famous for their fantastic scenery where you can admire the Giant of Provence looming over them: the Mont Ventoux which stretches skyward to 1 909 metres.

Aix-en-Provence 70 Km
Marseille 90 Km