Hey, thanks a lot for the invitation ! I know La Garde-Freinet a little bit, we‘ll take note - maybe for a piece on the Gulf, sounds like a good idea! 🤩
is it any wonder why legendary drummer Jim McCarty calls Provence, France his home! The famous actor (and 1/2 of the sixties duo of Chad & Jeremy) Jeremy Clyde also makes Provence, France his home. ❤❤
Many of them will probably be closed in December… there are mostly only the locals left that time of year. If you’re looking for something more lively in Provence in winter, we suggest you check out Aix-en-Provence. Among the villages we’re showing, we would assume Bormes and Cotignac to be the ones with the most open shops/restaurants in December
Hi, sorry we took a moment to get back to you… only to realise we don’t really know the answer at all. Wild guess: €1500-2000??? Please check with a real estate agent in one of the villages, there are tons that you should be able to find online. Sorry!
Hi i am travelling to Nice from 18 to 19 April, i want to get around Eze, Monace, Antibes Canness how to i get around is there any travel pass for 3 days ?
Yes, here’s a pass that would work for you: www.ter.sncf.com/sud-provence-alpes-cote-d-azur/tarifs-cartes/bons-plans/pass-sudazur-explore-en Pass Sud Azur Explore
@@zabashhd459 you can buy it physically in an agency in Nice (and other cities), please check the link we sent earlier, it tells you where there are agencies
No, unfortunately, not that we are aware of… they are in the middle of nowhere. For Bormes-les-Mimosas you can take the train to Hyères, but it’s still around 20 min by car from there
@@rivierago Ah okay. I think I will try to go to some of the other villages you mentioned in a different video, perhaps taking a train from Aix or maybe I will have to take buses. I really like the look of Gordes and Baux de Provence and Moustiers Saint Marie.
They are lovely, all three of them! We haven’t yet shown Gordes and Les Baux, since from where we‘re based (near Nice) it’s quite the trip. But we‘ve been there, of course, and they are stunning!
Beautiful video! I love how you captured the charm of these villages in Provence. It’s amazing to see how unique each place feels. Speaking of charming villages, I recently shared a video on my channel titled Travel Vlog French Village Dubai 🇦🇪 | Walking Tour Charm. It’s a walking tour exploring a village-inspired destination with a similar cozy vibe. Would love to hear your thoughts on it if you have a chance to check it out. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for watching! 😊 Haha, I know, it’s wild how they’ve recreated that charming village vibe in the middle of Dubai. Definitely a unique take on authenticity! By the way, I really enjoyed your content and just subscribed to your channel - if you liked what I’m doing, feel free to check out more and subscribe too. Looking forward to seeing more of your amazing travel videos!
Do you have an email address that I could contact you at? I have several questions that I think you two would be excellent at answering for me. I’ll be in Nice in May to help my sister with her new apartment.
Hey, thanks for your confidence… we unfortunately don’t have much spare time, but please send us a DM on Instagram and we‘ll see what we can do for you 😅
We said „mostly touristy but not tacky“ for the shops in Bormes and we mean it! Of course it’s touristy stuff, but mostly of a certain quality, not what you would find in those souvenir shops lining certain streets in Paris with cheap plastic things all Eiffeltower. You can find hand crafted local pottery for example, local fabric etc. Yes, there may also be the odd lavender sachet coming from China, but that’s why we said „mostly“ 😅
The magic of French Villages Provencal just beautiful. Thank you!
It is! It’s unique… 😊😊😊
Amazing places! Such a charm! It's just different vibe in those villages. Super! Thank you for the great video,smiling ladies 👍😊🤗
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👍 Und das klappt gut mit dem Wohnmobil: Große Parkplätze am Rand der Dörfer, und von dort kann man jeweils gut reinlaufen!
Thank you for this amazing video! We're planning our summer trip to the South of France and this is super helpful! Hugs from the Netherlands!
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OMG! So beautiful! I’m not sure where I’d start! 1st, I’d take someone who would do the driving for me! Hehe!
Yes, unfortunately (and luckily) it’s out there in the countryside… 😉😄
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Come to La Garde-Freinet in the Gulf de St Tropez… Would love to show you around.. you might even post a few celebrities who have homes here..
Hey, thanks a lot for the invitation ! I know La Garde-Freinet a little bit, we‘ll take note - maybe for a piece on the Gulf, sounds like a good idea! 🤩
Very beautiful how far is it from Marseille
From Marseille, the distances are similar as from Nice: depending on the village, it’s a 1.5 to 2 hour drive by car
is it any wonder why legendary drummer Jim McCarty calls Provence, France his home!
The famous actor (and 1/2 of the sixties duo of Chad & Jeremy) Jeremy Clyde also makes
Provence, France his home. ❤❤
…and Brad Pitt and George Clooney both bought vineyards in Provence! 😄
Are the shops and restaurants in these quaint villages open in December? I am planning a trip to these villages.
Many of them will probably be closed in December… there are mostly only the locals left that time of year. If you’re looking for something more lively in Provence in winter, we suggest you check out Aix-en-Provence. Among the villages we’re showing, we would assume Bormes and Cotignac to be the ones with the most open shops/restaurants in December
I am planning to visit lavender field on May 9th . Is it a good time to go there ?
Hey, no, not a good time unfortunately: the lavender will only start to bloom at the end of June… the best time is July!
How much is average monthly rent in one of those villages for a 2 bedroom apartment?
Hi, sorry we took a moment to get back to you… only to realise we don’t really know the answer at all. Wild guess: €1500-2000??? Please check with a real estate agent in one of the villages, there are tons that you should be able to find online. Sorry!
Hi i am travelling to Nice from 18 to 19 April, i want to get around Eze, Monace, Antibes Canness how to i get around is there any travel pass for 3 days ?
Yes, here’s a pass that would work for you: www.ter.sncf.com/sud-provence-alpes-cote-d-azur/tarifs-cartes/bons-plans/pass-sudazur-explore-en
Pass Sud Azur Explore
@@rivierago is it online or i can buy physically from Nice too ?
@@zabashhd459 you can buy it physically in an agency in Nice (and other cities), please check the link we sent earlier, it tells you where there are agencies
Is there no way to get to these villages by train?
No, unfortunately, not that we are aware of… they are in the middle of nowhere. For Bormes-les-Mimosas you can take the train to Hyères, but it’s still around 20 min by car from there
@@rivierago Ah okay. I think I will try to go to some of the other villages you mentioned in a different video, perhaps taking a train from Aix or maybe I will have to take buses. I really like the look of Gordes and Baux de Provence and Moustiers Saint Marie.
They are lovely, all three of them! We haven’t yet shown Gordes and Les Baux, since from where we‘re based (near Nice) it’s quite the trip. But we‘ve been there, of course, and they are stunning!
@@rivierago ah okay, I must have seen them on another channel!
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Beautiful video! I love how you captured the charm of these villages in Provence. It’s amazing to see how unique each place feels. Speaking of charming villages, I recently shared a video on my channel titled Travel Vlog French Village Dubai 🇦🇪 | Walking Tour Charm. It’s a walking tour exploring a village-inspired destination with a similar cozy vibe. Would love to hear your thoughts on it if you have a chance to check it out. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! 🤩 Watched your video - we‘d never heard of this place in Dubai! Crazy!!! Looks pretty authentic for a fake village 😉
Thank you so much for watching! 😊 Haha, I know, it’s wild how they’ve recreated that charming village vibe in the middle of Dubai. Definitely a unique take on authenticity! By the way, I really enjoyed your content and just subscribed to your channel - if you liked what I’m doing, feel free to check out more and subscribe too. Looking forward to seeing more of your amazing travel videos!
Do you have an email address that I could contact you at? I have several questions that I think you two would be excellent at answering for me. I’ll be in Nice in May to help my sister with her new apartment.
Hey, thanks for your confidence… we unfortunately don’t have much spare time, but please send us a DM on Instagram and we‘ll see what we can do for you 😅
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What is your definition of tacky shops left and right? I see plenty in this video, overrated overpriced, but fake characters
We said „mostly touristy but not tacky“ for the shops in Bormes and we mean it! Of course it’s touristy stuff, but mostly of a certain quality, not what you would find in those souvenir shops lining certain streets in Paris with cheap plastic things all Eiffeltower.
You can find hand crafted local pottery for example, local fabric etc. Yes, there may also be the odd lavender sachet coming from China, but that’s why we said „mostly“ 😅