The perfect Provence for you
Family villas in Provence
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Provence is a standout option for a family villa vacation. Our range of family villas provides a perfect setting for a peaceful family getaway, complete with child-friendly amenities and located in sought-after areas.
Villas with pools in Provence
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Booking a villa with a private pool provides unmatched relaxation for your holiday. Luckily, all our villas in Provence come with a pool, offering a delightful facility for your enjoyment.
Large villas in Provence
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Our villas in Provence provide the perfect setting for group holidays, whether it's for family reunions, gatherings with friends, special occasions, or just to guarantee ample space for everyone to enjoy their privacy.
Provence villa holiday guide
A villa holiday in Provence combines fantastic food and soul-soothing blue skies with sun-soaked olive groves, epic Roman ruins, carpets of lavender and rosé-blushed vines. Market stalls flow with the most vibrant fruits and vegetables, and tiny hilltop villages add to their fairytale feels with their winding cobbled alleys and picture-perfect squares. Provence villa holidays are calming but cultured – find your perfect poolside spot for a lazy villa afternoon, feasting on those famous French flavours and tasting some of the world’s best wines. Then, head out to experience the Provençal way of life – soaking up lavender field views, ancient abbeys, medieval towns and a rich Roman heritage on the way.
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Average Weather in
Like the glitzy resorts of the Cote d’Azur, Provence’s south coast setting means it shares the sunniest, and warmest, weather in the country. With more than 300 days of sunshine a year (the perfect weather for a villa holiday at any time of the year in Provence), it’s a jet setting favourite for the summer months – between June and August, restaurant prices, beaches and smaller hilltop villages tend to be at their peak. You’ll have less humidity and more moderate crowds in the spring and autumn months – though if you want to see the classic views of the region’s lavender fields, you’ll need to book a villa holiday here in June or July.
Why go to Provence
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