The surroundings

Once you’ve booked your stay in the Drôme, you know it’s going to be a successful vacation. Here, you combine stunning nature with culinary delights, exquisite wine, and unique culture. Plus, there’s plenty to do! Below, you’ll find a list of exciting activities in the Drôme.

Mountain Biking – En route!

For real adventurers, there are countless challenging mountain biking routes through (sometimes steep) hills, fragrant lavender fields, and picturesque vineyards. Let yourself be surprised by winding paths and breathtaking views. Experience la vie est belle at full speed!

Hiking– Allez-y!

From relaxing walks to more challenging hikes, Drôme Provençale offers endless possibilities for hiking enthusiasts. S’il vous plaît! Put on your hiking boots, follow the ancient paths lined with olive trees, and enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of nature.

Cycling – Tour de France

The area around Domaine Les Jonchiers is a paradise for cycling lovers. Whether it’s a leisurely ride through the rolling landscapes or a legendary climb of Mont Ventoux, it’s all possible. Afterwards, store or charge your bike in our specially designated garage. Did you know the Tour de France often passes through here?

Local Markets – Joie de vivre

What’s more authentic than strolling through a Provençal market? Colourful stalls full of local cheeses, honey from local beekeepers, fresh fruits and vegetables, delicious wines, and truffles (in season). There are also jewellery, pottery, and knives. Experience the true little pleasures of life and take a piece of France home!

For Wine Lovers – Santé!

The Rhône Valley is known for its excellent wines. Visit one of the many wineries and taste a velvety Côte du Rhône. Discover the passion and craftsmanship of the local winemakers and who knows, you might even catch a live concert during one of the many wine festivals in the region!

Historical Heritage – À volonté!

Dive into the past and visit medieval villages, impressive castles, and Roman ruins. Whether you wander through the narrow streets of Vaison-la-Romaine or admire the ancient city walls of Avignon, you’ll be breathing in history à volonté.