
Countries Visited: France
Ride through the rolling hills and lavender fields of the Luberon to the splendour of Mont Ventoux

Provence has been inhabited since ancient times and is so named as it was one of the first provinces outside of Roman Italy. The area stretches from the Rhone River in the west to the Alps and Italy in the east, and the landscape is dominated by rugged mountains and lavender fields. Cycling along the Durance River, we pass through many picturesque market towns and quaint villages. The Durance flows for 320km from the French Alps into the Rhone River, under the shadow of the Luberon and its national park. Amid the lush colours of the lavender fields we make our way towards the majestic Mont Ventoux. Standing at almost 2000m this mountain has become legendary as one of the most gruelling climbs of the Tour de France and the summit offers magnificent views across the plains of Provence. Nestled between Sault and the mountain range are the beautiful Nesque Gorges with many ancient Roman ruins to explore before heading back to the market town of Cavaillon.
Please note there is also a weekend version of this trip also available - see Provence Cycling Weekend (LSL)
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