Vaucluse is a beautiful department in the southeast of France, named after the famous spring the Fontaine de Vaucluse. Bordered by the Rhone to the west and the River Durance to the south, the region’s landscape is dominated with Mont Ventoux and many

stupendous mountains ranges including Dentelles de Montmirail, the Monts de Vaucluse, and the Luberon. Offering a wide selection of Vaucluse accommodation options, the lovely towns and villages of Vaucluse are frequented by people from all across the country all through the year. The Vaucluse has been well preserved over the ages and prides itself on its rich historical heritage of magnificent castles, stunning hilltop villages and the Roman centers of Orange andAvignon. Other important places of interest include Carpentras , Cavaillon, and Apt.

Vaucluse with its varied landscape of lush green mountains, dense forests, deep valleys, wildlife reserves, and numerous water bodies offers immense opportunities for practicing all kinds of outdoor recreational sports and activities such as trekking, camping, fishing, camping, cycling, sailing, surfing, swimming, boating, bird watching, hiking, mountain biking and lots more. Step out from the luxurious comforts of Vaucluse holiday rentals and holiday houses to explore the town of Orange where you can see the splendid Roman amphitheatre which makes a fantastic backdrop to the summer opera festival in July. You can even make a day trip to Avignon where you enjoy chic shopping and gourmet dining around the Place de l’Horloge. Besides, Arles with its Roman amphitheatre, art exhibitions and quirky restaurants is also a small distance away. If you are a passionate wine connoisseurs then do check out the beautiful vineyards where you sample freshly made wines and also buy them directly from producers at amazingly low prices.

Shopping enthusiasts will surely have great time browsing through a variety of shops scattered all over the region. The lovely olive wood kitchen wares, local handicrafts and lavender bath products make wonderful gift items for your loved ones. Check out the celebrated antique market of Isle-sur-la-Sorgue which takes place on every Sunday morning. For real gourmets, Vaucluse offers a wonderful assortment of gastronomic establishments from small eateries and cafés to plush restaurants and night clubs. Easily accessible from holiday houses Vaucluse, these vibrant eating places serve not only authentic French delicacies but an eclectic array of high quality international cuisines cooked by expert chefs. Accompanying them is a considerable list of world famous French wines and exotic alcoholic and non alcoholic cocktails. If you want to get a glimpse of the vibrant and kaleidoscopic culture of the region then book your accommodation well in advance at holiday rentals Vaucluse France during its annual fairs and festivals which include the Melon Fete of Cavaillon, the Cavalcade or Corso of Apt, the Truffle Fete in Menerbes, and international opera festival in Orange.