• Chateau De Saint-Martin - Chateau St Martin is the estate where wine tasting with its “grand cru” wine takes place. It is the oldest location in the region, with wine production dating back to the Roman period. Uniquely, the estate has been managed by women since the 18th century.
• Les Arcs sur Argens - This is the village where lunch will be enjoyed, either on the restaurant’s panoramic terrace or in an air-conditioned room if the summer heat is too intense. After lunch, there is free time to explore the beautiful medieval village, known for its ocher and red hues.
• Chapelle Sainte Roseline - The Chapel of St Roseline has an incredible story. Visitors can see the naturally mummified body of the saint, considered a miracle by the Vatican, attracting many visitors. Inside the chapel, there are numerous works by renowned artists like Marc Chagall, Giacometti, and others.
• Aups - On the way to the lavender fields, stop at the village known for truffles, where the truffle museum can be visited, and olive oil tasting is available at the mill.
• Plateau de Valensole - From the second week of June to July 25, the lavender fields are in full bloom, offering a stunning view of lavender mixed with wheat fields, creating a blend of gold and azure.
• Bauduen - If the tour is taken before or after the lavender flowering, there is an opportunity to sail on the lake with an electric boat, surrounded by beautiful landscapes.

• Private transportation

• Lunch

The tour begins with a wine tasting at the region’s oldest estate, where wine production dates back to the first century, courtesy of the Romans.

Next, the journey continues to the medieval village of “Les Arcs sur Argens,” where lunch is served at “Chateau d’Argent” on a terrace offering a panoramic view. Afterward, there is free time to explore this charming village.

The tour then proceeds to the Chapel St Roseline, where visitors can learn about the fascinating story of the gentle saint and admire the beautiful chapel, along with its art paintings and sculptures.

On the lavender route, there is a stop in Aups to visit the truffle museum and the olive oil mill. The tour then reaches the lavender fields, offering unforgettable moments and stunning photos during the lavender bloom. During the rest of the season, guests can enjoy sailing on the lake with an electric boat in Bauduen, a quaint port on the lake.

The tour concludes with a return to the French Riviera, with drop-off at your location.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.