A ravishing pool, a beautiful stone farmhouse and impeccably styled rooms are the selling points at this B&B, run by Jérôme Mantel and Dana Silk. Despite the rural location near Cruis, the vibe is big-city boutique: two garden lodges, plus two rooms in the main house, all clean-lined and Scandi-sleek – and an absolute corker of a pool.
Le Jas du Boeuf
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Situated 4km south of Forcalquier near Mane, this peaceful priory dates from the 13th century. It’s well worth a visit to wander around its medieval herb…
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Chapelle Notre Dame de Beauvoir
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High above the village, Moustiers' 14th-century church clings to a cliff ledge like an eagle’s nest. A steep trail climbs beside a waterfall to the chapel…
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Situated 2km north of Digne-les-Bains in St-Bénoît, en route to Barle, this museum and outdoor park features four trails that explore the region's geology…
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Réserve Géologique de Haute-Provence
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It's hard to believe, but millions of years ago the Alps sat at the bottom of a vast temperate sea, leaving behind millions of fossils pressed into the…
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Monastère Notre Dame de Ganagobie
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1. Monastère Notre Dame de Ganagobie
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