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Road trips from Avignon

6 road trips that start in or near Avignon, from 3 to 8 days, each with a stop-by-stop itinerary, distances and campsites along the way.

Luberon perched villages – green trees and mountain during daytime

Photo by James Orr on Unsplash

Classic European drives

Ochre, lavender and limestone gorges – by motorhome through the Luberon, Valensole and the Gorges du Verdon

347 km14 stops8 days

Flamingos, arenas and salt gardens – by motorhome through the Alpilles, the Camargue, Nîmes and on to the Pont du Gard – a group of people sitting outside of a building

Photo by Hugo Kruip on Unsplash

In-depth road trip guides

Flamingos, arenas and salt gardens – by motorhome through the Alpilles, the Camargue, Nîmes and on to the Pont du Gard

383 km13 stops8 days

Route	Suggested days	Distance	Driving	Stops
Luberon perched villages	3	71 km	0 h 59 min	7
Camargue and Roman Provence	3	130 km	1 h 48 min	6
Alpilles and Montagne Sainte-Victoire	3	144 km	1 h 60 min	7
Provence: lavender, gorges and Roman bridges	5	300 km	4 h 08 min	8
Ochre, lavender and limestone gorges – by motorhome through the Luberon, Valensole and the Gorges du Verdon	8	347 km	4 h 47 min	14
Flamingos, arenas and salt gardens – by motorhome through the Alpilles, the Camargue, Nîmes and on to the Pont du Gard	8	383 km	5 h 18 min	13

FAQs

What are the best road trips from Avignon?

Popular routes starting in or near Avignon: Luberon perched villages, Camargue and Roman Provence, Alpilles and Montagne Sainte-Victoire, Provence: lavender, gorges and Roman bridges and Ochre, lavender and limestone gorges – by motorhome through the Luberon, Valensole and the Gorges du Verdon.

Is there a short road trip from Avignon?

The shortest is Luberon perched villages: 3 days, about 71 km.

What is the longest road trip from Avignon?

The longest is Flamingos, arenas and salt gardens – by motorhome through the Alpilles, the Camargue, Nîmes and on to the Pont du Gard: 8 days, about 383 km with 13 stops.