Rental HOUSE Cheval Blanc :

Name: Cheval Blanc
Brand: LOCASUN

6 holiday rentals from 336€ / 2 nights and 838 € / 7 nights

Just south of Cavaillon, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, Cheval-Blanc is the perfect place to stay for those who dream of visiting this wonderful part of France. Between nature and culture, gastronomy and dreamy landscapes, this is a village that will not leave you indifferent.

The village of Cheval-Blanc is located in the Vaucluse department, with the Durance River running through it, which separates it from the Bouches-du-Rhône. Just a stone's throw from Cavaillon, between the Durance and the Luberon, Cheval-Blanc is one of those villages in the southern Luberon where you absolutely must stop to discover the dreamy scenery of the Luberon Regional Nature Park. An ancient village, it boasts a rich religious heritage, which you can discover during your stay: the church of Saint-Paul, the chapel of Saint-Feréol, the chapel of Sainte-Thérèse or the site of Saint-Phalès on the side of the Massif du Petit Luberon are worth a visit. Just like Provence, Cheval-Blanc is a friendly village where life is good. And here, as in the neighbouring villages, this translates into a generous gastronomy to which it is difficult not to succumb. Melon from Cavaillon, artichoke à la barigoule, bouillabaisse, nougat, caillette and daube provençale, calissons, candied fruits and other delicacies with the flavours of Provence will delight all taste buds.

But the main asset of Cheval-Blanc, besides its calm and its incredible welcoming side, is its nature. Here, life is articulated between rivers and mountains: the Vallon de la Galère or the Combe de Vidauque are two perfect sites for hiking, whether sporting or contemplative. In addition, the refreshing canals of the Durance will be perfect to accompany you during your walks, horseback riding or cycling, especially the Canal Saint-Julien (from the 18th century) or the Canal de Carpentras (from the 19th century). It is also impossible not to mention the Gorges de Régalon! A marvel for biodiversity, the Régalon Gorges, planted with maple trees, cherry trees, Aleppo pines, holm oaks and fig trees, boast impressive canyons and gorges that can reach up to 30 metres high in places. In addition, its dense forest is home to a precious fauna, made up of lizards, eagles, vultures, warblers, owls and butterflies, which you can admire according to the season. In addition, there are many sites in the area that you should not miss: Gordes 20 kilometres to the north, but also L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, the magnificent Notre-Dame-de-Sénanque, not forgetting the marvellous Forêt des Cèdres du Luberon, Cavaillon, Salon-de-Provence 27 kilometres to the south, and... Avignon! 30 kilometres northwest of Cheval-Blanc, Avignon is THE city to visit during your stay in Provence. Cultural, greedy, it is worth the detour as much for its panoramas on its city of the Popes and its string of emblematic sites, like its famous Bridge of Avignon. Hiking in Puget, canoeing on the Durance river and other sensational activities will give your stay that little "je ne sais quoi" that will make it unforgettable.

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