In the south of France it is always one big holiday! There are the chic boulevards of the Côte d'Azur and the beaches of Languedoc. Inland there are the meter high cliffs of Verdon Gorges and the Cévennes National Park.
When you smell lavender, you will then think of sprawling purple fields in the south of France. With the charming markets and boutiques in the heart of Provence, you can buy lavender soap as a souvenir. Not far away is the lovely landscape for rougher nature. The Ardèche River meanders through rock formations and high gorges. This is an area that is reserved for adventurers who will brave the river by canoe or kayak. However it is also a place to relax.
From a pebble beach you have a view of Vallont Pont D'Arc. The rock-built natural bridge is a starting point for trips through the Gorges du Verdon. The southern French coast starts in the Languedoc. In walled towns such as Carcassonne, you can imagine yourself in medieval times. Not far away is the Cote D'Azur, where your holiday will get a touch of glamour. Float at ease in idyllic bays and drink cocktails on the terrace. When strolling by Nice or Monaco, watch out as you might just bump into a celebrity.
Walking and cycling routes in the Cevennes
Imagine yourself in the middle Ages in Carcassonne
Canoeing and kayaking on the Ardèche
The most famous wine region in France: Languedoc
Average summer temperature: 28 degrees
Pont du Gard is a whopping 49 meters high and has three floors
National Park in the sea, Ile de Port-Cros is a paradise for snorkellers
Dé confection of St. Tropez since 1955: Tarte Tropézienne
Get yourself a fragrance gift in Grasse, city of perfumes
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