Since October, there are significantly fewer tourists in Provence, so during this time is an ideal opportunity for secluded walks and leisurely exploration of the most beautiful places in the region.

We recommend 7 to 10 days to visit this French region, depending on your transportation. It is absolutely not necessary to travel through all the cities – we will help with priorities. In the east the region is flanked by the Alps, in the west by the Rhone, in the south by the Mediterranean Sea, we map the route based on your preferences: for those who love the sea, it is better to go to the Bouches-du-Rhone department, and if you are interested in history, welcome to Vaucluse with its heart – the former residence of the Roman papacy – the city of Avignon.

It’s good that the Airelles hotels in Aix-en-Provence and Les Baux-de-Provence are open during the autumn and winter periods and are ready to welcome guests for a relaxing holiday or cozy and colorful celebrations.

This is an elegant Tuscan-style chateau located near Aix-en-Provence in the heart of a 300-hectare estate with vineyards, an almond orchard and a truffle forest. Villa Baulieu offers accommodation in 12 elegant, individually decorated rooms and suites as well as gastronomic offers and a variety of entertainment and activities in an all-inclusive format.

Château d’Estoublon is a luxurious 200-hectare French estate with a rich history of wine and olive oil production that embodies the French lifestyle. An impeccably designed private residence with 10 authentic and elegant bedrooms, this is the perfect place to gather friends and family for festive celebrations.

The Pan Dei Palais hotel in Saint-Tropez will remain open until January 14th. The cozy 12-room residence is located in the center of the resort and offers guests all the privileges of their own villa for a relaxing holiday in this fabulous location.