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Mont Ventoux is the Giant of Provence, a solitary and proud sentinel that dominates the Rhône Valley. From its summit, the view extends to the Mediterranean Sea. Its surroundings offer fine Ventoux AOC wines, muscat grapes, cherries and the aromas of lavender and truffles. This exceptional natural territory became the Mont-Ventoux Regional Nature Park in 2020. Mont Ventoux is also remembered as the scene of legendary sporting feats during the Tour de France. Thousands of cyclists tackle its slopes to reach the summit.
BédoinBédoin, this village at the foot of Mont Ventoux is well known to cycling enthusiasts.
Beaumes-de-Venise and Notre-Dame d'Aubune chapelDiscover the wine village at the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail and the superb Romanesque chapel Notre-Dame d'Aubune
Gorges de la NesqueBeautiful gorges cut into the Vaucluse plateau south of Mont Ventoux.
Le BarrouxA pretty village and a Renaissance castle at the foot of Mont Ventoux
Le Mont VentouxDiscover Mont Ventoux, this legendary summit, a solitary sentinel of Provence and a preserved natural territory
MéthamisA picturesque village perched in the Comtat Venaissin
MalaucèneA pretty Provencal village in the north of the Vaucluse at the foot of Mont Ventoux.
MormoironDiscover the charming village of Mormoiron at the foot of the Ventoux, the Salettes swimming lake, the Ochres trail and the richness of its terroir.
Saultin the Provence of lavender, between Mont Ventoux and the Albion plateau
VenasqueDiscover Venasque, the first capital of the Comtat Venaissin, classified among the most beautiful villages in France.
Explore further with my articles in the Getaways section of the Guest Houses in Provence Portal: Brantes, at the foot of Mont Ventoux.