Villas in Provence | Holiday Villas to Rent in Provence

Luberon National Park

An area of outstanding natural beauty, the Luberon National Park has a beautifully diverse range of landscapes. From olive groves to limestone hills and forested valleys, there’s plenty to explore. Best of all, it’s full of delightful hilltop villages such as Goult, Rousillon and Gordes that make for excellent day trips.

Nimes

Sometimes referred to as the ‘Rome of France’ due to its many well-preserved Roman buildings, Nimes is a great stop on the Provence itinerary for history enthusiasts. Many monuments were built by the ancient Romans in the 1st century including the famous amphitheatre and temple. Visitors can explore the city’s many museums and galleries, or simply relax amongst nature in the parks and gardens.

Les Baux-de-Provence

Les Baux-de-Provence is a truly unique destination located in the Alpilles National Park. With history dating back 8000 years, it’s a fascinating place to stroll through. Much of what you see today was built in the 15th and 16th centuries, including the impressive castle and fortifications. It’s a popular tourist spot, with 22 historic monuments to discover!

Marseille

The second largest and the oldest city in all of France, Marseille is a beautiful port city popular with visitors thanks to its many museums, galleries and monuments. There’s a thriving art scene and a real buzz about the place, with numerous festivals taking place throughout the year. Entertainment options are plenty: visit the Sacre Coeur towering over the city, enjoy an evening at the Opera, or sample the city’s famous dish - Bouillabaisse.

Calanques de Cassis

On the stretch of the Mediterranean between Cassis and Marseilles are several little beaches formed by rocky inlets and cliffs. The Calanques are a unique natural wonder, with their white limestone cliffs, turquoise waters, and hidden beaches. Some can only be accessed by boats from Cassis. You can also hike along the trails for views over the cliffs and dazzling blue sea.

Marseilles Beaches

Marseilles offers an impressive 21 beaches to choose from! From sandy shores such as Plage du Prophete and Plage des Catalans to artificial beaches like du Prado - one of the most popular bays with cafes and restaurants nearby. You’ll also find cosier spots lined with fishermen’s cabins such as Plage du Bain des Dames. The more adventurous might prefer exploring the little coves near Baie des Singes in Les Goudes.

Saintes Maries de la Mer Beaches

The village of Saintes Maries de la Mer is a real paradise for beach lovers. Several kilometres of uninterrupted sandy beaches are available to holiday makers. Between the sea and the ponds of the Camargue Nature Park, several beaches welcome you. The Clos du Rhone beach, to the west, is divided into several protected coves, while the beaches to the east are wilder. There are amenities such as sunbeds to hire and spots for lunch and drinks at some of the beaches. There are also plenty of water based activities on offer such as kayaking, waterskiing and kite surfing.

Vibrant local markets
Fine wine and excellent local cuisine
Historic Roman sites
Charming hilltop villages
Outdoor pursuits
Lavender fields

One of south eastern France’s most beloved regions, Provence is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich history and vibrant culture. Home to picturesque hilltop villages, sprawling lavender fields and ancient Roman ruins, the setting makes for a villa holiday to remember. The region is also famous for its delicious cuisine, which features incredibly fresh produce, from seafood to fragrant herbs. Expect no less than mouth-watering cuisine on the menu including ratatouille, bouillabaisse and ravioles.

If you’re looking for a relaxing and indulgent holiday, Provence is the perfect choice. You can stay in one of our charming, hand-picked villas, each with its own private pool. Our villas are located in some of the most beautiful spots near iconic towns such as Avignon - the Provencal capital, and the picturesque university town of Aix-en-Provence. During your stay, you can explore the region’s charming towns and villages, visit local markets, and sample some of the world’s best wines. You could also take a day trip to see the historic Roman sites that are scattered throughout the region in places such as Nimes and Arles.

If you’re interested in outdoor activities, Provence has plenty to offer. You can hike through the natural parks, go kayaking or rafting on the Verdon River, or take a hot air balloon ride over breathtaking landscapes. Whatever you choose, a villa holiday in Provence will be one to remember.

Is Provence good for families?

Provence is a beautiful region of France, perfect for a family villa holiday. It offers a variety of activities that are sure to keep everyone entertained. Historical villages, such as Aix-en-Provence, offer a chance to immerse yourself in Provencal charm and have lovely parks kids are sure to enjoy. The region is famous for its beautiful and fragrant lavender fields, which are a lovely outing for families. The many beaches of the region are sure to appeal to little ones and older children alike.

Best for Couples

There are many romantic things to do in Provence, such as visiting boutiques, art galleries, chic cafes and flower markets of the region. Charming villages make for stunning settings for two night or day. Don’t miss the beautiful hilltop village of Gordes for a late afternoon stroll. No visit to France would be complete without sipping on local wine – why not enjoy a vineyard with your significant other followed by a private tasting?

Weather

Provence enjoys some of France’s best weather with more than 300 days of sunshine per year. It’s mild and sunny throughout the year, with short winters and plenty of blue skies. In summer, temperatures reach the 30s, with milder temperatures between March to June and September to November. Rainfall is low, particularly along the coast, making Provence perfect for outdoor activities including hiking, cycling and simply strolling the picturesque villages.

Provence is a beautiful region of France, perfect for a family villa holiday. It offers a variety of activities that are sure to keep everyone entertained. Historical villages, such as Aix-en-Provence, offer a chance to immerse yourself in Provencal charm and have lovely parks kids are sure to enjoy. The region is famous for its beautiful and fragrant lavender fields, which are a lovely outing for families. The many beaches of the region are sure to appeal to little ones and older children alike.

Provence enjoys some of France’s best weather with more than 300 days of sunshine per year. It’s mild and sunny throughout the year, with short winters and plenty of blue skies. In summer, temperatures reach the 30s, with milder temperatures between March to June and September to November. Rainfall is low, particularly along the coast, making Provence perfect for outdoor activities including hiking, cycling and simply strolling the picturesque villages.

There are many romantic things to do in Provence, such as visiting boutiques, art galleries, chic cafes and flower markets of the region. Charming villages make for stunning settings for two night or day. Don’t miss the beautiful hilltop village of Gordes for a late afternoon stroll. No visit to France would be complete without sipping on local wine – why not enjoy a vineyard with your significant other followed by a private tasting?