Luxury Villa Rentals in Provence
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Alpilles
The Alpilles pair limestone ridges with olive groves, vineyards and honey-coloured villages. Villa stays centre on St Remy and Eygalieres, with Les Baux close by. Days tend to mean market mornings, cycling or walking, long lunches by the pool, and a game of petanque as the light softens.
Hot, dry summers, mild winters, Vineyards, villages & Roman history, Private pools, countryside villas
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Luberon
The Luberon is a patchwork of vineyards, lavender fields and honey-stone hilltop villages, with Gordes and Bonnieux at its heart. Villas here tend to come with pools, petanque courts and long views, while market mornings, cycling lanes and long lunches set an easy, sociable pace.
Hot, dry summers, mild winters, Hilltop villages and countryside views, Lavender, vineyards & cycling routes
Gordes
Gordes stacks its honey-coloured stone houses up a hillside above the Luberon valley, crowned by a Renaissance château. Lavender typically fills the fields at Sénanque Abbey in early summer, the Tuesday market keeps mornings busy, and villas here come with long views and quiet pools.
Mediterranean - dry summers, wetter autumns, Hilltop stone village in the Luberon, Green - generally safe
When to Visit
Temperature units
June is generally a good time to visit Provence, with July and August the hottest and driest months. Average highs typically reach 29°C in June and 32°C in July and August, and July is the driest month on average, at 17mm of rain. September remains warm, with highs of around 26°C, while October and November tend to be the wettest months.
Winter is cooler, with January highs averaging 10°C, so it suits a quieter stay. Spring warms steadily from 16°C in March to 23°C in May, with more rain than June. For detail on choosing the right season for your villa, see our Provence Travel Guide.
Historical averages for this area over the past 10 years: typical high and low temperatures, total monthly rainfall and peak wind speed. Conditions vary from year to year.
Plan Your Provence Villa Holiday
Not sure when to go, or which part of Provence suits your group? The Abode Villas Provence Travel Guide covers why Provence works for a luxury villa holiday, guidance on the best time to visit, a concierge section for planning the practical details, and help choosing the right villa.
This page is for browsing our villas in Provence and comparing what is available. The guide is where to research and plan the stay itself, so it is worth reading before you settle on dates or a base.
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