Provence has it all - from historic, quaint villages, turquoise beaches, beautiful nature, and an amazing food scene. It is a perfect destination for families and kids.

We spent a week in Provence during July and decided to stay outside of the mainstream towns and chose a more off-the-beaten-path destination which turned out to be more relaxing, authentically provençal, and convenient. Our little chateau was in a small village 15 minutes away from the famous Aix-en-Provence, in an area called Eguilles.

Having recently enjoyed 2 weeks in sunny south of France including the French Riviera. Here’s our pick of the top well known and lesser well-known places to enjoy making the best of the summer sun in the mediterranean coast

The south of France is a diverse place with both romantic towns, chic beach clubs for partygoers, but also very family-friendly. It’s very beautiful, known for the incredible turquoise clear water, delicious cuisine, and pictureresque villages.

Beautiful beaches, historic homes, a famous golf course and plentiful natural reserves and parks are just few of the big attractions of the Carmel. Here are my tips for planning a visit!