The Luberon is located in the southern part of the Vaucluse department. Set out to explore some of France’s most beautiful villages and take in a riot of colors—from the purple of the lavender to the orange of the ochres of Roussillon—you won’t know where to look first. 

• Sénanque Abbey.  (36 km)
• The Provençal Colorado.  (60 km) 
• The village of Roussillon. (44 km)

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Discover picturesque villages that have retained their authenticity and tranquility, with their olive groves, ancient ruins, and traditional festivals. 

Explore the Alpilles Regional Nature Park on foot, by mountain bike, or even by microlight. 

• Les Baux-de-Provence.    (31 km)
• Maussane-les-Alpilles.     (33 km)
• Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.  (24 km)

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Just 37 km from Mas Saint-Jacques lies a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. 

Standing at 1,910 meters, discover the Giant of Provence— 

a complete change of scenery guaranteed! 

At its feet lie prestigious vineyards: Vacquueyras, Gigondas... 

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This year, the famous Avignon Festival returns during the summer season. 

Founded in 1947, this event is now one of the most important international festivals of contemporary performing arts. 

A paradise for theater lovers, 

let yourself be swept away by these small-scale performances that can be found around a street corner or under a porch...

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