PROVENCE
Provence is one of the most picturesque areas of land and water in Europe and has become a must destination for savvy travelers from all over the world. It has majestic mountains that tower above you at every vista and quiet valleys that smell of lavender and lilac. There are busy, modern cities with fashionable boutiques and great museums and quiet, ancient villages with weekly outdoor markets selling everything you could possibly need or want including fine antiques.You will see timeless ruins of Rome's past glory at every turn of the road and farms

which for hundreds of years have produced the meats, fruits, herbs, olive oils and wines which have made the area a gourmet's paradise. Provence has great beaches where people gather to celebrate the sun and their own bodies, clothed and unclothed. And, speaking of the sun, its light is the most dominant quality of Provence.

 

 

Sites to See near Mas du Petit Grava
Every thing is vivid, brilliantly illuminated, so much so that it attracted and created the greatest of modern artists, suchas Picasso, Cezanne, Van Gogh, to name only a few.

Though some of Provence's most popular tourist destinations can become crowded in the summer, much of the countryside remains untouched. If you wish to escape crowds altogether, try September through March. The mild temperatures will surprise you.
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