Water is Low at the Fontaine de Vaucluse
ExploreThe spring at the Fontaine de Vaucluse is extremely low at the moment with a level of just 2.30m, no doubt as a result of the extremely dry summer followed by so little rainfall over the autumn.
If you are new to Provence and haven’t visited, it’s a good time as you can get very close to the source. Read about other interesting things to do while you are in Fontaine de Vaucluse – make a day of it
Full day Bandol & Cassis Discovery Wine Tour from Marseille
Begin your journey in the medieval village of Le Castellet, perched elegantly atop a wooded hill overlooking lush vineyards. Next, venture into the renowned Bandol wine region.
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