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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Couples in Luberon, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
Discover the best top things to do in Luberon, France including Sun-E-Bike, Truffle Hunting at Les Pastras, Art Gallery Contemporary Tapiezo, Provence Top Tour, Il Etait Une Flamme, Cooking Classes in English @ La Belugue, La Cavale, Spa Coquillade, Abbaye Notre-Dame de Senanque, Fort de Buoux (Citadelle du Luberon).
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1. Sun-E-Bike
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5.0 based on 173 reviews
Sun-e-Bike offers a new way to discover the Luberon, the Alpilles, the Haut-Vaucluse, the Provencal Drôme and the Gard by renting, per day, half day or stay, its 200 electric bikes spread over the villages of Bonnieux, St-Remy de Provence, Vaison la Romaine and Uzès, our last one. We are also in Châteauneuf-du-Pape with a partner with our e bikes in deposit. (only on demand and pre-booking) The carefully chosen itineraries facilitate the discovery of many sights and attractions punctuating this territory through trails and bike paths rather than main roads. Sun-e-Bike, cycling freely !
2. Truffle Hunting at Les Pastras
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5.0 based on 245 reviews
Go behind the scenes of the world's most secretive business. Take a tour of a Provençal truffle plantation, learn how truffles are cultivated and truffle dogs are trained, and go on a hunt for France's elusive "black gold" with professional hunters who know all the tricks of the trade. You'll be regaled with stories of successes and sabotage, and learn to tell the difference between the different types of French truffles and the "fakes" from China. Tours are followed up with a sampling of fresh truffle hors d'oeuvres, Champagne and a tasting of our Les Pastras olive and truffle oil. A real treat! Truffle Hunting Tour: Truffle hunt, truffle hors d'oeuvres, Champagne, olive and truffle oil tasting: 70€ per person (winter), 60€ per person (summer). Minimum of 2 people. Weekend tours at flexible hours, weekday tours at 6pm (summer) or 4pm (winter). Please book at least one week in advance. Summer season: May 1 - September 30* Winter season: November 15 - March 15* * Weather permitting 50% of the profits from Les Pastras products go to the One Family orphanage in Haiti
Reviewed By elizbuth - Hendersonville, United States
I've been reading about Les Pastras for several years, and this year I decided the truffle hunt would be a priority for our trip. It was a pleasure to listen to Johann speak so proudly about his family's land and heritage. He welcomed us warmly, gave us a few ground-rules about the experience, and then told us about the process of finding truffles, how to spot a likely place, and the business of raising "truffles trees." The fact that Johann is entertaining and knowledgeable plus fluent in English made the tour even more enjoyable. Jean-Marc arrived with the dogs. I had read about the fancy Italian breed that is often used for truffle hunting, but these dogs were not what I expected. Éclair was a scruffy, short ball of fur and Mirabelle seemed to be a lab-shepherd-? mixed breed. Johann explained the process of training the dogs and noted that any breed could be trained to find truffles. We greeted the dogs, but when it was time to go to work, we had to let them focus. We had walked to the stand of trees where we hoped to find truffles, Éclair sniffed out the truffles, Mirabelle started the digging, and then we got to get the truffle out of the soil. We were taught how to notice the difference in quality. One truffle was softer than the others and another had less aroma than the others. After we found 6 or so truffles, we walked around the family land and were introduced to the area's wild herbs, the beehives, and the fruit and olive trees. Then on to the summer kitchen and getting to eat the fruit of our hunt. Johann talked about preparation, storage, and serving truffles. We had Champagne and ate truffles on butter, on cheese, with oil, and in ice cream. The entire experience was a pleasure.
3. Art Gallery Contemporary Tapiezo
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5.0 based on 362 reviews
ON APPOINTMENT. Tapiezo offers abstract #architectures Babel, universal symbols with ocher pigments of Roussillon in Provence. Recognized by ARTS SCIENCES et LETTRES de PARIS. REFERENCED WIKIPEDIA. A poetic imagination for one amazing exhibition fine art. Tapiézo voted artist of the year. Meeting extraordinary in the Contemporary Art Gallery of the #french artist TAPIÉZO. A work beyond time. A soothing work of art. "Tapiezo, a master of happy wisdom. Tapiezo is the new Picasso." Writter and biograph Jean-Lacouture speaks of the artist: "Tapiezo's recognition is unanimous. He's in the courtyard of the great painters". A french writer, Jacques Salomé says : "Enter into this extraordinary #poetic universe that fills you with joy and fullness. Tapiezo's works bring good luck." SUR RENDEZ-VOUS. Imagination poétique, #art original et apaisant. . #salesart #drouot #akoun #artprice #contemporaryart #gallery #loaart #leasingart #fineart #tapiezo #luberon #vaucluse #picasso #wikipedia
4. Provence Top Tour
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5.0 based on 51 reviews
Discover the most beautiful sites of Provence with an enthusiastic Licensed Tour Guide from the area while comfortably seated in a 9 seater, air-conditioned Mercedes Van. Both full and half-day tours available. Programs can be modified depending on your wishes and availability. Walking tours are also available.
Reviewed By U5444FDdianar
My husband, three children and I did a tour with Anais this week and it was fantastic! We did the Arles/Alpilles tour and had a wonderful day of sightseeing, wine tasting, and exploring the area. Anais is super knowledgeable, friendly and very attentive. We definitely will do another tour with her in the future.
5. Il Etait Une Flamme
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
candle workshop , creator of perfume , mood old France ,you will take full eyes and full nostrils .
6. Cooking Classes in English @ La Belugue
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
Get prepared for a total immersion into the Provencal way of life in a beautiful 18th century farmhouse. A 3hr cooking class in our Provencal kitchen at La Belugue, followed by a tradtional French meal on our farmhouse table.
Reviewed By LM3131 - Houston, United States
With everything going on Kelly did some online quarantine cooking classes. I took both and LOVED them!!! I did the classes along with a few friends and it was a great way to do something enjoyable online during COVID. I learned so much and she has made me look like a rockstar with some of the dishes. I have a visit on the to do list once travel there is possible. Thank you Kelly!!!
7. La Cavale
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Created by JM Wilmotte, La Cavale is a unic cave in the heart of south Luberon. Guided tours, wine tastings of our production declined in three cuvees : Petite Cavale, Cavale, Grande Cavale. Chill out on the terrace in front of the vinyards; enjoy your time inside our new space organized around different areas. Come and explore experiences during our events !
8. Spa Coquillade
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
Blissful moments for relaxation that washes over you in waves. Replenish heart, body and soul amidst the vines, as cloudless blue sky unfolds all around you. Coquillade Village's World Luxury Spa Award-winning spa opens its doors to you, ushering you into an incredible 2,000 m entirely given over to pure relaxation, and kitted out with state-of-the-art gym facilities. Explore the wellness centre, sink back into our indoor pool, and work up a gentle sweat at our yoga studio, before unwinding in the sauna, hammam, or jacuzzi, where the very latest hydrotherapy facilities await. Try out our gym and ice fountains, give yourself over to massages and treatments, and treat your senses to an otherworldly experience in Provence.
9. Abbaye Notre-Dame de Senanque
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4.5 based on 2,368 reviews
Founded in the 12th century, Notre-Dame-de-Sénanque is a unique example of a Cistercian abbey and still an active monastery.
Reviewed By pollypoulter1969
A beautiful place of full of atmosphere and tranquility. Better than the more publicised Musee de lavande. Here you get to experience the true lives led by the monks, and how they farm the surrounding expanse of lavender fields.
10. Fort de Buoux (Citadelle du Luberon)
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4.5 based on 121 reviews
At the top of the rocky spur, the Buoux Fort served as a refuge for the population during the Middle Ages.
Reviewed By aquaspeleo - Derry, United Kingdom
Yes, we loved it. Once we found it!!! It isn't in the small village of Buoux but about 3 miles distant. You go through the amazing climbing area. Huge limestone walls and overhangs. Drive past all the car parks until the one immediately before the gates at the end of the road. 11 minutes of uphill walking on a good track give you a clue this is going to be a challenge. And it's an amazing walk past woodland and a lovely rock undercut. The gentleman at the house was very short on conversation but gave us an English guide. One sheet of a4 with 36 one word descriptions of items on the hand drawn map. Off we went up the rickety uneven walk, up slope to what appeared to be a very basic shell. In we went and got very confused. Which way? Where? What is what? Then it slowly dawned on us. This was a massive example of what Roman architecture was all about. And there was plenty of it! We climbed ever higher up the hill. It got more and more interesting. It lacked description of items but our discussions between us two finally sussed out what was going on. There were some extremely precipitous areas and it did really underline that it's very unsafe for children or those who can't be trusted to control their movements. I don't walk so well any more but my previous climbing skills ensured I was safe on the very uneven route. The final piece de resistance is the secret stairway out of the place. Here, if you suffer any vertigo, don't do it! Go back the way you came. But that exit route is a bit of a navigation challenge as the white painted arrows have slowly weathered down. But hey it was fun! And we learnt a lot! If you suffer from vertigo or you can't control your children or if you're infirm in your leg movements you might want to think twice but this place is well worth it if that's ok.
