Giant cliffs loom overhead whilst the sun peeks through the dappled leaves. Whilst small in size, it is big in charm.
Neighbouring L'Isle Sur La Sorge is also not to be missed. Somewhat like a little island, it is surrounded by slow waters that amble downstream whilst locals bustle past on their bicycles, baskets laden with fresh groceries.
L'Isle Sur La Sorge is also great for a spot of shopping. There are many très charmant shops here offering local wares, Florel En Provence was one of my favourites selling beautiful teas, herbs and condiments. And if you're a bit of an antique buff, then I'm certain you'll find what you're looking for in the many antique shops.
Last stop for the day was Eygalieres. As this town is nestled just outside the Luberon valley, it has a slightly different feel yet how, I can't seem to explain. Rather than rambling streets, Eygalieres is quite compact, with one main street where cafes and restaurants spill out onto the pavement. Be certain to climb up the hill to see the old church ruins and another breathtaking view across the fields.
I think my visit to Provence is one I'm unlikely to ever forget. There is something about this region that truly captured my interest and aligned with everything I love. I hope you have the opportunity to see it for yourself one day...
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Photos by Krissie.