Holiday home Aubignan for rent France | Holiday home** in Aubignan max. 6 Persons

Among nature
Ah, the Provencal countryside, which oscillates between the calm of naps and the colorful animation of the markets… Aubignan is of this caliber, with its place of the washhouse restored respecting the original work of stone and wood, its fountains, its chapel and its fields of olive trees along with the tall silhouette of the cypresses and the languid plots of pine forest.
Your vacation rental near Orange is the perfect starting point for visiting the natural sites of Vaucluse and Luberon.
Follow the terraced vineyards which grow sheltered from the mistral thanks to the Dentelles de Montmirail and stop in a cellar to taste the local muscatel called the beaumes-de-venise.
Then, go to the Gorges de la Nesque to admire the green panorama offered by this wide canyon pierced by caves and surmounted by a belvedere.
Continue with the hilltop villages of the Vaucluse mountains, such as La Roque-sur-Pernes, Gigondas and Sault. At the beginning of July, the lavender fields are flowered on these high plateaus. It's cliché, but it makes wonderful photos!
On the Luberon side, exceptional sites welcome you, such as the refreshing Fontaine de Vaucluse and its chasm, as well as the Ocres trail in Roussillon. These open pits are a real geological curiosity. They form a labyrinth and cliffs in spectacular colors. The site has inherited the nickname of Provençal Colorado.
End your getaway by climbing the Giant of Provence, which rises to 1,910 meters. You can choose your means of transport: your legs and walking shoes, a bicycle, rollerblades ... Facing north, you can even descend Mont Ventoux, because it hosts the Mont Serein ski resort, with 8 ski lifts.
For fans of water fun and board sports, head to Wave Island, a water park with 17 attractions about fifteen kilometers from your Mont Ventoux accommodation. And precisely, Mont Ventoux, it awaits you, sportsmen of all stripes… Try to climb it on foot, by bike, running or rollerblading. If you try your luck on a bike, motivate yourself with the ascent record established at the start of Bedoin by the cyclist Iban Mayo Diez in 2004: 55 minutes, an average of 23 km/h. The climb is one of the most difficult of the Tour de France! In winter, it turns into a ski resort, jus the way we like, simple and friendly!