In the south-east region of France is where you will find yourself when spending a holiday in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Caumont sur Durance, more exactly, at just 12 km from Avignon. A town of traditions and natural beauty, the Caumont sur Durance stands out with its Roman garden and pond, a unique archaeological treasure in the country. The nearby site of the Saint Symphorien Romanesque, another archaeological jewel, is also worth a visit. All in all, to get a general idea of what Caumont sur Durance is all about, you can imagine a town dotted by narrow streets, church and chapels, all in a landscape of olive groves and rolling hills. Nature seems to have developed a special connection with this town, thus various activities besides sightseeing will fulfill your every moment spent here in an atmosphere of relaxing tranquility.
In and around Caumont sur Durance
With a holiday home in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur in Caumont sur Durance you will get to explore not only the town of Caumont sur Durance, but also the nearby towns and wonderful attractions, like the town of Avignon for example. There is the Papal Palace here, the famous Avignon bridge, the city walls and the many museums, there is even a festival in July that will spice things up for you on your holiday in Caumont sur Durance. If you care for a wine tasting, try the laces of Montmirail, wonderful vineyards here and great nature. There are nearby villages where the French tradition has been kept throughout the years, like in Roussillon with its beautiful colors, the village of Gordes, the village of Lourmarin. The natural beauty all around creates the perfect background for spending a relaxing time in and around Caumont sur Durance.
What is there to do in this area
Most likely if you have decided upon spending a holiday in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Caumont sur Durance, you will be interested by not only the relaxation among nature part of it, but also by the activities that you can enjoy here, that spice up your relaxing time with some adventures in the area. Luberon, a protected territory in the region, is a magical land of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, it offers sites that seem to be taken out of a fairytale. The Thouzon caves are also worth a visit, if you feel up for some exploring, and canoeing is also an option on the river that flows from the Fountain of Vaucluse. If you have never yet tried canoeing actually, you definitely should, it will be surprisingly much more fun than you would have ever imagined. Hiking in the Luberon Regional Nature Park will have you contemplate on the simplest beauties in life, on the effortless display of nature's most wonderful attractions in a breathtaking landscape.
