#provence

#provence

Natural beauty, quiet, good weather, and great markets in nearby villages were just a few of the reasons Kamila Ceran gave for why she purchased a second home in the Luberon area in Provence.

Cassis offers a charming slice of Provencal life, contrasting with Cote D'Azur's hotspots, perfect for solo travel enthusiasts seeking tranquility and adventure.

Known for centuries as the Rhône Sauvage, after its ferocious nature, the Rhône river has been largely calmed over the years thanks to the creation of locks and dams which have now made it a fabulous cruise destination for exploring valleys of vineyards, picturesque villages, historic cities and the Camargue, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The Provence region is celebrated for its artisanal craftsmanship across a variety of goods such as ceramics, textiles, gourmet foods, and perfumes. Handcrafted products reflect centuries of tradition, highlighting the region's unique beauty.

As we toast the August bank holiday, we embrace the bittersweet end of summer, celebrating it with vibrant rosés from Provence and Greece, perfect for this fleeting time.