Fontaine-de-Vaucluse Tours and Tickets

Departing from Avignon, set out to explore the charming villages and vineyards of Provence's Luberon region on a small-group tour. Stop at the mythical source of the Sorgues River, Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, and savor stunning panoramic views from Gordes, a village of enchanting white-stone structures perched on the foothills of Monts of Vaucluse. Embark on a leisurely hike along the Ochre Trail before  perusing the cafes and courtyards of Bonnieux and M enerbes. Cap off your excursion with a  Provençal tasting session at a family-run winery.

With just one day to experience Provence, this full-day tour from Avignon includes the famous lavender fields (seasonal), picturesque hilltop towns, and Provencal markets. Visit historic landmarks such as Senanque Abbey and the UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard; explore the towns of Roussillon, les Baux de Provence, and Gordes; and follow in the footsteps of Van Gogh in Saint Remy de Provence.

The beauty of France has inspired thousands and its Fontaine de Vaucluse is no exception. Embark on a private tour from Avignon to see mythic place where the Sorgue River originates as well as the Isle sur la Sorgue, a charming island city filled with antique shops and art galleries. Poets like Petrarch found the spring source and its wild surrounds simply enchanting"”it's likely you will too. 

Explore the serene landscapes, historic villages and UNESCO World Heritage sites of Provence on this full-day tour from Aix-en-Provence. Enjoy a guided walking tour of historic Avignon, the medieval city of the Popes, then tour the Provencal villages of the Luberon National Park. Stop at the Cistercian Abbey of S enanque, visit landscapes immortalized in Peter Mayle's 'A Year in Provence' and stroll around the hilltop villages of Gordes, Lourmarin and Bonnieux.

Get to know the highlights of Luberon and the surrounds on a guided tour from Avignon. With a small group and your guide in the lead, visit sites such as Senanque Abbey, the Lavender Museum, Roussillon and M enerbes, Gordes, and the Fontaine de Vaucluse. Along the way, listen to insightful commentary on the history, culture, architecture, and environment of the area. Small group ensures personalized attention; hotel pickpup and drop-off in Avignon included.

See many of Provence's major highlights in the space of a single day on this small-group tour from Avignon. Following pickup at your Avignon accommodation, head with your guide to some of the region's key sights: from scenic towns like Gordes and Rousillon to the Lavender Museum; from Fontaine de Vaucluse, renowned for its natural spring, to the UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard. Travel in comfort in an air-conditioned minivan, and learn more about the area and its history from your guide.

Excursion in minibus Departure-Return Avignon Touriste office Enjoy Lavender field of provence! stop for photos of the Lavender field!  Gordes,famous for the architecture with dry stones, Fontaine de Vaucluse,  One of the most visited destinations in the south of France. Abbaye de s enanque(photo stop), Founded in 1148 by Cistercian monks and still lives in  this Abbeyaccording to Cistercian tradition.

Departing from Avignon, this tour will take you first to the beautiful Provence village of Fontaine de Vaucluse, located by the river.Then you will go to Abbaye de Senanque, a majestic 12th Century abbey surrounded by lavender fields. Your next stop will be Gordes, a famous hilltop village made of local dry stone, followed by the unique village of Roussillon, renown for its shades of red. After lunch, explore the lavender fields to stimulate all your senses, and finally, discover the village of Sault, capital of lavender, to cool the heat of the day.

Short on time? See the best bits of Provence on this full-day small-group tour of the region's most photogenic spots. Drive through rolling vineyards and vast lavender fields, stopping to enjoy views of the Fontaine de Vaucluse and Senanque Abbey. Explore the hilltop villages of Gordes and Roussillon, and take a walking tour of Saint R emy de Provence, once home to both Nostradamus and Van Gogh. Finally, see the UNESCO-listed Roman aqueduct of Pont du Gard and look out over the hills of the Alpilles from Les Baux de Provence.