TRAVEL GUIDES · PROVENCE · BY RACHEL

Provence, planned for you.

The villages I love, the markets I never miss and the places I return to again and again, all mapped out so you can spend less time planning and more time enjoying Provence.

YOUR WEEK STARTS HERE

7 DAYS IN THE LUBERON

Villages, Markets & the Art of Slow Travel

Seven thoughtfully planned days built around market mornings, beautiful villages, long lunches and the little places and experiences we’ve discovered along the way.

7 Days in the Luberon
$20.00

Experience the Luberon without spending hours figuring out how to plan it.

I created this guide around the way I actually explore Provence: mornings at local markets, beautiful villages that make sense to visit together, long lunches, hidden corners and plenty of time to slow down and enjoy where you are.

Inside, you'll find seven thoughtfully planned days filled with my favorite villages, markets, restaurants, local experiences and lesser-known stops, along with the practical tips I've learned from spending years exploring this part of Provence.

Whether it's your first trip to the Luberon or you're coming back for more, think of this as having a Provence-loving friend plan your week for you.

You just have to show up and enjoy it.

INSIDE THE GUIDE

Everything you need for a week in the Luberon.

The planning is done. You just have to decide where to stop for lunch.

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7 Days, Planned for You

Day-by-day itineraries built around market mornings, nearby villages and plenty of time to enjoy them.

02

Places Worth Finding

Restaurants, shops, local experiences and little discoveries worth seeking out along the way.

03

Our Favorite Places to Stay

A handpicked collection of bastides, village hideaways and places we'd happily stay again.

04

The Details That Matter

Maps, parking tips, market days, driving advice and the practical details that make everything easier.

A PEEK INSIDE

See where the week takes you.

Market mornings, favorite villages, places to eat and the little discoveries worth making a detour for.

Images of produce at a market, with handwritten signs indicating vegetables from France, including garlic and melons.
A narrow street in a small village with a European-style fountain, surrounded by cobblestone paving and stone buildings with colorful shutters and greenery.
A menu page titled "Where to Dine" listing restaurants for day 6 with their names, cuisines, and price ranges. A photograph of an outdoor dining area with white tables, blue chairs, umbrellas, and lush greenery is included on the right side.

WHY THIS GUIDE

Provence, the way we actually travel it.

A woman wearing a straw sun hat, sunglasses, a cream-colored crochet top, and a white skirt, sitting outdoors on a sunny day, holding a bunch of purple lavender flowers.

This isn’t an itinerary built from a list of must-see sights. It’s a collection of places Andy and I have come to love over years of exploring the Luberon: the villages we return to, the markets we never want to miss, restaurants we still talk about and little discoveries we’ve made along the way.

I’ve taken all of those experiences and shaped them into seven thoughtful days, with enough structure to make planning easy and enough breathing room to let Provence surprise you.

This is the Luberon we know and love, and the one I’d want a friend to experience on their first trip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this guide only for a seven-day trip?
Not at all. The guide is organized into seven thoughtfully planned days, but you can easily pick and choose individual days or combine recommendations to fit a shorter stay.

Do I need to follow the days in order?
No. Each day is designed around a specific market day, so you can rearrange the itinerary depending on when you arrive and how long you’re staying.

Do I need a car?
Yes. A car is the best way to explore the Luberon and will give you the freedom to reach the villages, markets and experiences included in the guide.

What format is the guide?
This is a digital guide that you’ll receive after purchase, so you can keep it on your phone, tablet or computer while planning and traveling.

Is this guide good for someone who has already visited Provence?
Absolutely. While it works beautifully for a first trip to the Luberon, I’ve included plenty of smaller villages, local favorites and places that are easy to miss, even if you’ve been to Provence before.