Travel Planning your Stay in the Luberon Village of Lourmarin
Caroline Longstaffe · ExploreI am often asked if I could help plan a stay in Lourmarin, so voilà! This itinerary would work from any of the nearby Luberon villages. I’ve planned it around my favourite market days, listed below. But don’t rush around too much. Allow yourself to simply ‘be’ ~ to enjoy just being there, immersing yourself in the captivating ambience of this intoxicating part of the world!
Continue reading here for the Shutters and Sunflowers itinerary for a stay in lovely Lourmarin. Caroline outlines a 7-day list of travel tips full of ideas on places to visit nearby (within 30 minutes) and longer day trips.
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