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The Libaude Gorge.

beautiful outing with wonderful weather

The Durance valley extends for approximately 320 kilometers, shaped by the most important river in Provence. Once capricious, it has been controlled by numerous dams, including that of Serre-Ponçon, one of the largest in Europe. The valley is also rich in biodiversity, home to many plant and animal species specific to this Mediterranean region.

The Luberon, famous for its mountain pastures exploited since Antiquity, is home to an old farm, restored by the Luberon Regional Natural Park, which today serves as a sheepfold and reception center. An apricot orchard, dedicated to the conservation of old varieties, resists despite difficult terrain and recurring droughts. Roger Jouve, a former breeder who grew up on this site, brings his expertise in management and local biodiversity to the park, thanks to his ancestral knowledge.

This imposing rock testifies to the geological richness of the region. Its limestone appearance blends perfectly with the green setting. Take your cameras !

very surprising to see

Prehistoric habitat, really worth seeing!

The Calès caves are located at the eastern end of the Alpilles massif. This site was once a habitat which was occupied from prehistoric times until the 15th century. They are spread over several levels of the cliff, troglodyte habitats dug by man and a virgin and child which overlooks the site. The statue was erected in 1866 by the Marquis de Panisse-Passis on the site of the keep.