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Thierry Farre13 Lotissement Le Soleil Levant
Colonzelle
26230
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Hello! We are Estelle and Thierry, a couple who have completely fallen in love with the beautiful Drôme Provençale. We would be delighted to invite you to our peaceful home for an incredible vacation experience. Whether you're seeking a relaxing getaway or prefer a more secluded and intimate vacation, we are here to cater to your preferences. Feel free to reach out to us, and we will be thrilled to provide you with fantastic recommendations. Moreover, we are passionate about beekeeping and would love to introduce you to it during the sunny summer seasons. Don't worry about any language barriers, as we are fluent in English and Spanish. Please don't hesitate to contact us – we eagerly await your message!Reviews
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Attractions
- Château de Grignan: Located in the nearby village of Grignan, this stunning Renaissance castle is known for its rich history and picturesque setting. Visitors can explore the castle's interior, including its grand courtyard and elegant rooms, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Mont Ventoux: Often referred to as the "Giant of Provence," Mont Ventoux is a famous mountain known for its challenging cycling routes and breathtaking views. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike or cycle to the summit and witness stunning vistas of lavender fields, vineyards, and the Rhône Valley.
- Nyons: A charming Provençal town, Nyons is famous for its olive groves and vibrant market. Visitors can stroll through the narrow streets, sample local olive oil, visit the olive tree museum, and explore the medieval quarter with its quaint shops and cafés.
- Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Aiguebelle: Situated in Montjoyer, this Cistercian monastery offers a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking tranquility. With its architectural beauty and serene surroundings, it provides a tranquil setting for contemplation and reflection.
- Vaison-la-Romaine: Known for its well-preserved Roman ruins, Vaison-la-Romaine offers a glimpse into the ancient past. Visitors can explore the Roman theater, walk through the archaeological site of Puymin, and wander the medieval old town with its charming streets and squares.
- Grignan Lavender Distillery: Lavender fields are a quintessential sight in Provence, and at the Grignan Lavender Distillery, visitors can learn about the process of extracting essential oils from this fragrant plant. The distillery offers guided tours, allowing visitors to discover the various uses of lavender and enjoy the enchanting scents.
- Le Jardin des Oiseaux: Situated in Upie, this bird garden is an ideal destination for nature lovers. It features a wide variety of colorful birds from around the world, with informative displays and daily bird shows. Visitors can stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoy close encounters with these feathered friends.
- La Ferme aux Crocodiles: Located in Pierrelatte, this unique attraction is Europe's largest crocodile farm. Visitors can observe over 400 crocodiles and alligators from various species, learn about their habitats, and even witness feeding sessions. The farm also houses other reptiles, such as turtles and iguanas.
- Orange Roman Theatre: Just a short distance away in the town of Orange, the Roman Theatre stands as a testament to the region's Roman heritage. This well-preserved theater, built in the 1st century, hosts concerts and shows during the summer months. Visitors can explore its grand stage and seating area, as well as the nearby Roman Arch. 10. Pont d'Arc: Located in the Ardèche region, the Pont d'Arc is a natural limestone bridge that spans the Ardèche River. It is a popular spot for canoeing, kayaking, and swimming, offering breathtaking views of the river and surrounding cliffs. Visitors can also explore the nearby Chauvet Cave, known for its prehistoric cave paintings.