Renting a villa in Provence lets you explore the region at your own pace, easily balancing days out with time spent at home. The collection includes traditional mas, the region's old stone farmhouses, alongside more contemporary villas.
In our Provençal villas with a pool, garden and shaded terraces, much of the stay happens at home too, over an outdoor lunch followed by time by the water. Families tend to appreciate enclosed gardens and spaces where children can play, while stays among friends or several couples benefit from larger pools and terraces, kitchens that open onto the outdoors, and a good spread of bedrooms.
Some properties also have a tennis court, a welcome option for those looking to mix sightseeing, relaxation and on-site activities.
Our collection spans several key areas of Provence, each offering a different way to experience the region:
• Vaucluse: best suited to a Provence built around villages, markets, vineyards and countryside scenery. It also makes a good base for exploring several well-known sites nearby.
• Luberon: particularly well suited to stays centred on hilltop villages, country lanes and a quieter atmosphere. It suits those who want to take their time discovering the region village by village.
• Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: an appealing choice for combining village life, markets and restaurants with easy access to the landscapes of the Alpilles.
• Gordes: notable for its striking setting, views over the Luberon and proximity to several of the region's best-known villages.
• Les Baux-de-Provence: a more dramatic, rock-hewn destination at the heart of the Alpilles, well suited to those seeking landscapes, heritage and good restaurants.
• Aix-en-Provence: ideal for pairing a countryside villa with easy access to a lively town, its markets, restaurants and heritage.
These destinations are among the collection's main areas, alongside other properties spread across Provence.
From your villa in Provence, days can easily divide between walks, outdoor activities and local food discoveries. In the Luberon and the Alpilles, trails and country lanes are well suited to walking or cycling past olive groves, limestone ridges and, in season, lavender fields. Visiting the villages is worth building in too, with Gordes, Roussillon or Saint-Rémy-de-Provence each offering a distinct atmosphere and scenery.
The region also lends itself to tastings at wine estates, cellar visits and stops at local markets to discover regional produce. When the weather is warm, the lakes and rivers offer a change of pace with swimming, canoeing or paddleboarding.
For a more cultural day out, Aix-en-Provence offers museums, heritage and lively streets, rounding out time spent exploring the countryside.
The place was nice and very light-filled. Excellent service.
The farmhouse is truly high-end; all the rooms are spacious, comfortable, and well furnished. Cleanliness...
The villa and the quality of decoration. The equipements are with good quality and right quantity....