Bordered by the majestic Rhone River on the west, Provence France is coincidentally a Province in France. The Rhone River forms a natural frontier with its neighbor Languedoc.

Provence France is a region of mountains, fertile plains and rivers that display all the magnetic beauty and contrast of Mediterranean mountain country.

The Rhone River borders the Provence France on the west which is a fast flowing river. The true artery of the Province of Provence France is the Durance River which was one a seasonally destructive torrent that has since been tamed by the use of dams.

The Durance River sluggishly curls around a broad valley like a snake. People who are interested in sight seeing on their trip, will definitely want to see these two rivers during their trip to Provence France.

The landscape of Provence is filled with many distinct contrasts and characters. You will find lush valleys throughout Provence. These lush valleys are commonly associated with areas with less fertile vegetation. The Alluvial plains are lined along the edges of the major rivers. The Camargue offers an interested landscape that is great for sight seeing as there is often a blurred distinction between the land and the sea. The wildlife of Camargue is similar to that of an African environment.

You’ll find carved caves between the limestone rocks in certain parts of Provence where the water meets the land. There are some really large and easily accessible caves located in Provence. These caves happen to be the some of the most popular tourist spots in all of Europe. In some located rivers have cut deeply into the limestone forming gorges. The Verdon Gorge is one of the most popular sight seeing gorges in the Province of Provence France.

You will find a very complicated range of mountains in the Provence France. These mountains lay west of the Verdon Gorge. This is the area where the Alpine and Pyrennean folds meet. You will also find Mont Ventoux in this region which is the highest peak in all of Provence. If you travel further south you will find the buckled mountain ridges of Montagne Ste Victoire. These mountains were one of Paul Cezannes favorite perspectives.

Provence France follows in suit with the rhythms of the common Mediterranean climate in which seasons tend to change in abrupt succession. You will find that the rapid autumn rains of autumn quickly end the extensive heat of summer. Winters really tend to be mild in Provence France. The region gets the most rainfall in the spring which is around the same time that the plant life explodes into growth.

The Province of Provence France happens to be located in the northern section of the Sahara Desert which means that the summers in this region tend to be brutally hot. The Provence would be nothing but Saharan without the Mediterranean which is a strongly salted inland sea that is almost tide less. There are times within the Algeria when there will be six months without rain. The Provence can go three months without rain at times.

Four Seasons Resort Provence at Terre Blanche Provence

The luxury Four Seasons Resort Provence at Terre Blanche Provence exudes natural luxury due to its fine weather and landscapes, inviting visitors to feel truly indulged.

Famous for its unique pallet of colors and scenic splendor, it’s no wonder that Provence has been the inspiration for countless artists including Van Gough and Cezanne.

The landscape is nothing short of fairytale, with wild flower meadows and ancient oak woodland acting as a backdrop to world famous beaches and elegant villages.

From the breathtaking peaks of the Alps to the golden sands of San Tropez, the variety of Provence’s landscape makes its charm easy to appreciate.

The gorgeous landscape gives rise to the production of equally gorgeous food, prepared as a selection of mouth-watering regional delicacies which are served in the suitably luxurious restaurants of the region.

Food is to be taken time over and savored, with a feast of local delights to choose from prepared by chefs with generations of culinary knowledge at their disposal.

The wines of the region are likewise to be enjoyed at a leisurely pace, particularly the sophisticated and award winning rose produced there. Tours of a vineyard are also a wonderful way to spend the day, with the opportunity to learn about the fascinating history of the vineyards, and, of course, taste the wines.

Classic French markets are to be found in abundance throughout the region. Spend the morning perusing the colorful stalls and choosing items for an extravagant lunch.

Nothing can be done in Provence without the feeling of luxury, including a wine and cheese picnic in a secluded spot amidst the rolling valleys or coastal beach coves.

Luxury hotels such as the stunning Terre Blanche beautifully complement the regions traditional elegance. Nestled between sprawling valleys and mountains, the thoughtfully designed hotel blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape, combining the unique color pallet of the region with the luxury of exemplary service and amenities.

Surrounded by the relaxing scents of lavender and the soft colors of pastel meadow, such resorts like the Four Seasons Resort Provence at Terre Blanche are carefully designed with tranquility and comfort in mind.