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Provence Hiking Tours

Provence hiking tours cover lavender fields, Roman ruins, and hilltop villages across southern France, all on foot and at your own pace. Macs Adventure plans every stage, with hotels booked and luggage transfers arranged between stops.

Routes pass through the Luberon's ochre villages, past Roman landmarks like the Pont du Gard, and into the Alpilles hills near Mont Ventoux. Trips run 6 to 8 days, graded Easy to Moderate under Provence's reliable Mediterranean sun.

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Routes in Provence

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    Classic Provence

    • Walking
    • 7–8 days
    • Moderate
    from$2,510CAD pp
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  • France

    Provence: Villages & Vineyards

    • Walking
    • 8 days
    • Easy - Moderate
    from$2,495CAD pp
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  • France

    Provence: Mountains to the Mediterranean

    • Walking
    • 7 days
    • Moderate
    from$3,000CAD pp
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Here's why Provence is one of France's most scenic walking regions:

  • The Luberon's hilltop villages, including Gordes and Roussillon, are among the most photographed in France
  • Lavender fields around the Valensole plateau bloom from late June through July
  • The Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct nearly 2,000 years old, features on several routes
  • Mediterranean weather means reliable sunshine for most of the hiking season
  • Local markets and Provençal cuisine - olive oil, herbs, rosé - are part of daily life on the trail

Provence like a local

  • When to go

    April through June and September through October avoid the summer heat. Late June and July bring the lavender bloom, though temperatures run high.

  • What the trail is like

    Rolling hill country and gentle Mediterranean terrain, with well-marked paths through the Luberon and Alpilles. Easy to Moderate grading throughout.

  • Where you'll stay

    Provençal hotels and guesthouses in hilltop villages, hand-picked for character and views. Luggage transfers are included every day.

  • What food should I try

    Ratatouille, tapenade, and Provence's rosé wines - local markets in villages like L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue are worth timing your trip around.

  • How fit do I need to be

    Most Provence routes are Easy to Moderate, covering 8-12 miles a day across hill country - suitable for regular walkers.

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