Luxury Villa Rentals In Provence

Discover our luxury villa rentals in Provence, where timeless landscapes of rolling lavender fields, medieval villages, and sun-drenched vineyards provide an unforgettable French backdrop. At Red Savannah, we are passionate about Provence. Employing our first-hand knowledge, we will help identify the location and style of property that is perfect for you. This might be a traditional farmhouse nestled in the foothills of the Luberon mountains, a boutique country house ideally positioned for wine tours and market visits, or a secluded romantic villa in Bonnieux where you can slow the pace, focussing on gourmet dining and pure relaxation.

You may be seeking a family-friendly villa in Provence that is just steps from a local village, a tranquil retreat in the heart of St Remy, or a grand estate for a special gathering. Whatever the occasion, all of our Provence villas feature private pools, curated interiors, and a dedicated concierge service to ensure everything you need is at your fingertips. We can even arrange for a private chef to prepare fabulous Provençal cuisine at your villa, and connect you with the best local guides for wine tasting and cultural tours.

Scroll down to discover the perfect Provence luxury villa for your next vacation, and to learn more about what makes this region so special.

THE SEASON AHEAD

Right now, summer in Provence is delivering its familiar, irresistible combination of long lunches, chilled rosé, and sunflower fields stretching towards the horizon. But autumn is not far away, and it is a season I particularly love. The wine harvest usually begins towards the end of August, gathering real momentum in September. Across the region, grape harvest festivals (fêtes des vendanges) celebrate the energy of harvest season, while many wine estates welcome visitors for a first-hand glimpse of the work taking place among the vines.

There is plenty to enjoy in Provence in autumn beyond wine. The olive harvest is also underway, and cultural events such as La Route des Artistes and the annual Jazz Festival bring extra buzz to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Just as rewarding is time spent browsing local markets full of autumn produce, or driving through the Luberon Valley as the trees gradually take on shades of red and gold. November brings the start of black truffle season, and by December, hearty dishes of Provençal stew feel like the perfect winter comfort. For anyone who loves food and wine, Provence is a pleasure in every season!

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WHERE & WHEN

Where should I stay in Provence?

Provence is a rich and varied region which offers something to suit every interest, from fine food, wine, history, outdoor pursuits, and cultural activities.

For striking natural landscapes of limestone cliffs, hilltop towns and rolling valleys, a villa rental in the Luberon is highly recommended. This region is also known for its quintessential market towns, bursting with colourful produce, fine linens, honey and lavender. The glorious foothills of Les Alpilles offer further natural beauty, picturesque villages, and Provençal markets. In northern Provence, some of Europe’s most esteemed wines are produced. Further south, the Côte d'Azur region has a distinctive character all of its own, characterised by chic seaside towns and French Riviera glamour.

What is the best time to visit Provence for a villa holiday?

Provence is a year-round destination, but we feel it truly comes alive between April and October. The spring season (April and May) is a feast for the senses with blossoms and wildflowers beginning to blanket the hills. The more gentle temperatures make this a perfect time for hiking, cycling, or exploring intriguing historic towns with fewer crowds. Temperatures average at around 20C (68F) in late spring.

By June, the famous Provence lavender is beginning to put on a show, and the warmer days lend themselves to vineyard tours and poolside relaxation. Again, this is a great time to visit Provence. Sunseekers will revel in the peak summer months of July and August, but we highly recommend visiting in September and even October if you can. Temperatures remain pleasantly warm (often around 25C / 77F), but the crowds are melting away, and seasonal delights such as the wine harvest await.

MARKETS OF PROVENCE

Keen to immerse yourself in the charming culture of Provence? Exploring the region's wealth of vibrant markets is an excellent place to begin. Read our specialists' carefully crafted guide to the best markets in Provence below.

"When visiting Provence, there are few pastimes more alluring than browsing an authentic local market. Here you can experience Provence at its most colourful and aromatic as you browse enticing stalls bursting at the seams with sun-kissed fruits, pungent cheeses, delicate charcuterie and fine Provençal lavender and lace. Pick up freshly baked croissants to enjoy with your café crème, or a generous wedge of Banon cheese to feast on along with a crusty baguette in the warm sunshine. Across the region, you really are spoiled for choice it comes to authentic local markets, but here we help you narrow down the best markets in Provence."

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QUENTIN - VILLA CHEF

Quentin brings a decade of culinary mastery to some of our favourite villas in Provence, following his celebrated tenure at one of Maussane’s renowned local bistros. With a deep-rooted passion for refined, modern Provençal cuisine, Quentin combines tradition with innovation, creating dishes that celebrate the region’s rich flavours and the very finest seasonal ingredients. His commitment to excellence and creativity ensures every meal is a true celebration of Provençal gastronomy.

As a talented chef pâtissier, Quentin’s artistry also extends to exquisite desserts. These irresistible sweet treats can be enjoyed by those choosing to add Quentin’s private chef service at Villa Mouries, Bastide du Paradou, Grand Mas d'Eygalieres or Villa Athena.

VEN - VILLA MANAGER

After a successful career in London’s high-end jewellery sector, Ven embraced a transformative life change by joining her family’s villa business in Provence as Lifestyle Manager. Passionate about creating unforgettable moments, Ven is dedicated to curating unique and exclusive experiences that immerse guests in the vibrant culture and lifestyle of Provence. By fostering connections with local artisans, artists, and other members of the community, Ven ensures each guest's journey is personal, enriching, and memorable.

Ven’s deep love for the art of hospitality and her commitment to exceeding guest expectations is evident to everyone who stays at the villas she manages. You can experience Ven’s flair and magic touch in villas such as Bastide du Paradou, Villa Mouries, Grand Mas d'Eygalieres, and Villa Athena.