Provencal Authenticity and Hospitality
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French Riviera - Saint Tropez - Massif des Maures - Saint Maximin & Sainte Baume - Sainte Victoire - Bandol - Hyères and Porquerolles Island - Gorges du Verdon - Draguignan - Provence Verte - Fréjus & Saint Raphaël - Esterel
The Provence verte (Green Provence) is a region located in the heart of the Var department, between the Verdon to the north, and the Maures and Sainte-Baume mountains to the south. It offers a typical landscape of vineyards, hills, and picturesque villages that embody the charm of Provence.
Cotignac is famous for its impressive tuff cliffs and troglodyte caves. The Cours Gambetta, lined with plane trees and adorned with fountains, is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the typically Provençal atmosphere.
Perched on a hill, Tourtour is nicknamed "the village in the sky" because of its spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. This village offers a unique experience for lovers of nature and tranquility.
Known as the "truffle capital," Aups attracts many visitors thanks to its popular truffle market in winter. This historic village is also distinguished by its narrow streets, old houses, and medieval gates.
Villecroze, another medieval village, is renowned for its troglodyte caves and shaded gardens. Its narrow streets and stone houses give this place a peaceful and authentic atmosphere.
In addition to these iconic villages, the Green Provence is full of other gems such as Salernes, Fox-Amphoux, Tavernes, Montmeyan, and Sillans-la-Cascade. These locations, with their unique landscapes and heritage, offer endless discoveries and opportunities for visitors to experience the essence of Provence.
