Luberon Villages & Lavender Day Trips from Avignon — Gordes & Roussillon
The Luberon's perched villages and lavender plateaus are Provence's postcard; choose a Gordes-and-Roussillon circuit, a lavender-focused tour, or a full-day bike route.
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Luberon Villages & Lavender: what to know before booking
The Luberon's perched villages and lavender plateaus are Provence's postcard; choose a Gordes-and-Roussillon circuit, a lavender-focused tour, or a full-day bike route.
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- Tickets currently start around $90 EUR before checkout fees.
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- Location
- Gordes, Roussillon, Sénanque abbey, and the Plateau de Sault, east of Avignon
- Best time
- Late June to mid-July for peak lavender; spring and autumn for the villages without the crowds
- Ticket note
- Date-specific; meeting times are strict, arrive 15 minutes early
Luberon Villages & Lavender in Avignon
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Everything you should know before you book
The Luberon strings together France's prettiest villages: Gordes tumbling down its limestone cliff, Roussillon glowing in ochre reds, and the Sénanque abbey framed by rows of lavender in summer. Day trips loop several villages in one go, with the Fontaine de Vaucluse spring often added as a cool, green contrast.
Lavender peaks from late June to mid-July, when the Plateau de Sault and the Sénanque abbey rows are in full bloom — book early for those dates. Outside lavender season the villages, markets, and ochre trails carry the trip. Cyclists can swap the minibus for a full-day Luberon bike tour.
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to see the lavender near Avignon?
Late June through mid-July is peak bloom on the Plateau de Sault and at the Sénanque abbey. The exact window shifts each year with the weather, so book flexible dates if you can.
Which Luberon villages do the tours cover?
Gordes and Roussillon are on almost every itinerary; many add the Sénanque abbey, Fontaine de Vaucluse, or Ménerbes depending on the route.
Is there a bike option for the Luberon?
Yes — a full-day Luberon bike tour from Avignon covers the villages on two wheels for active travellers, with the bike and guide included.