The Verdon Nature Park

Set off to explore the Verdon Regional Nature Park, one of the most beautiful natural sites in Provence. Situated between the Var and the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, this exceptional area captivates visitors with its spectacular landscapes, combining turquoise lakes, mountains, hilltop villages and impressive gorges.

Lake Sainte-Croix A gem with turquoise waters

A picture-perfect Provençal scene, Lake Sainte-Croix is renowned for its crystal-clear waters with turquoise hues. Ideal for a day out with family or friends, this unmissable spot in the Verdon region offers a range of water sports, such as pedalos, kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, in an exceptional natural setting.

Whether you’re swimming, having a picnic or simply relaxing by the water’s edge, the lake offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Provence.

The Verdon Gorges the largest canyon in Europe

Spectacular and untamed, the Gorges du Verdon attract lovers of the great outdoors and adventure every year. Whether on foot, by car, by bike or through sporting activities, there are many ways to explore this iconic canyon with its breathtaking views.

The famous Route des Crêtes offers numerous viewing points with breathtaking views of the gorges, whilst the Blanc-Martel trail allows you to get up close to the river and the cliffs.

The more adventurous can also experience the Verdon through rafting, canyoning, kayaking or paragliding, admiring this exceptional natural site from the air or from the water.

The Valensole Plateau and its lavender fields

The famous Route des Crêtes offers numerous viewing points with breathtaking views of the gorges, whilst the Blanc-Martel trail allows you to get up close to the river and the cliffs.

The more adventurous can also experience the Verdon through rafting, canyoning, kayaking or paragliding, admiring this exceptional natural site from the air or from the water.