Castellane, a picturesque town nestled at the foot of imposing cliffs, is the gateway to the Verdon Gorge. With its medieval charm, cobblestone streets and stunning views, Castellane is an ideal place for a peaceful stay. Explore this picturesque village, visit Notre-Dame du Roc chapel perched on the heights and admire the breathtaking landscape of Verdon winding through the valley. Castellane perfectly combines history and natural beauty, to be discovered absolutely.

The Verdon Canyon, often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of Europe", is a spectacular natural wonder. Carved by the Verdon, it offers spectacular cliffs, crystal clear waters and magnificent landscapes. Ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, it offers hiking trails, kayak trails and breathtaking views. Its raw beauty and tranquility make it a must-see destination for travelers seeking adventure and serenity in an extraordinary place.

Lake Sainte-Croix is a magnificent reservoir nestled at the entrance of the Verdon Gorge. Surrounded by spectacular cliffs and green hills, its turquoise waters offer visitors a serene escape. Whether you like swimming, kayaking or just relaxing by the water, its peaceful atmosphere and spectacular natural beauty make it an ideal place to recharge. The stunning views of the lake and surrounding landscapes provide an idyllic setting for an unforgettable experience.

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, a beautiful village perched above a deep valley, is renowned for its picturesque setting and rich history linked to pottery. Stroll through its charming alleyways, where you will find traditional ceramic shops and local crafts. The village is also home to the magnificent Notre-Dame de Beauvoir chapel, perched high and offering panoramic views of the surrounding valley. Moustiers is a hidden gem, ideal for those looking for a mix of culture, history and natural beauty.

The Plateau de Valensole is a fascinating expanse of rolling hills, particularly famous for its vast fields of lavender in bloom every summer (late June to mid-July). The bright purple flowers stretch as far as the eye can see, creating an unforgettable landscape that has become emblematic of Provence. A visit to this region offers an immersion in the agricultural heritage of the region, with the opportunity to discover the local lavender farms and discover the production of essential oils and other products. (Seasonal option from mid-June to mid-July)