Fountain of Vaucluse cycle tour

Start your day by collecting your bike from Luberon Bike Rental in Coustellet. Our friendly team will provide you with everything you need for a comfortable and safe ride: quality bikes, helmets and detailed route maps. Once you're ready, head for Lagnes, a charming Provencal village just a few kilometres away.

Departure from Luberon Bike Rental at Coustellet

Leaving Coustellet, cycle through rolling countryside typical of the region, with its lavender fields, vineyards and olive groves. Arriving in Lagnes, pause to admire the picturesque narrow streets, stone houses and 12th-century church of Saint-Pierre and Saint-Paul.

From Coustellet to Lagnes

Continue your adventure towards Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, following quiet, pleasant roads. The route takes you through lush green countryside, with the majestic Luberon mountains as a backdrop. You'll also pass alongside the Sorgue, a crystal-clear river that adds a touch of freshness to your journey.

Road to Fontaine-de-Vaucluse

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is famous for its impressive spring, one of the largest water resurgences in the world. When you arrive, take time to discover this exceptional natural site:

• La Source de la Sorgue: Situated at the foot of a steep cliff, this mysterious spring has fascinated visitors for centuries. The water bursts forth with force, especially in spring, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle.

• The Vallis Clausa Paper Mill: Immerse yourself in history with a visit to this traditional mill, where you can watch demonstrations of old-fashioned paper-making.

• The François Pétrarque Museum-Library: For lovers of literature, this museum dedicated to the Italian poet offers a rich and varied collection, housed in a picturesque house.



• The Sorgue River Walk: Enjoy a peaceful stroll along the river, where you can admire the local flora and perhaps even spot a few trout.
  

Arrival at Fontaine-de-Vaucluse

After exploring the wonders of Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, take a leisurely drive back to Coustellet. 

This will give you one last chance to enjoy the region's enchanting landscapes, and to take a break in one of the many small cafés and restaurants you'll come across along the way.

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