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The Verdon Gorge and its turquoise lakes: an unforgettable campervan road trip

Dive into the Grand Canyon of the Verdon, where turquoise water dances between sheer cliffs. A paradise for nature and adventure lovers exploring by campervan.

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In the heart of Provence, the Verdon Gorge offers a breathtaking spectacle: sheer rock faces carved by the river, lakes with emerald reflections and viewpoints that will take your breath away. In a van or campervan, you can explore this natural gem at your own pace, with hikes, swims and moments of quiet contemplation. Here are the must-see spots you simply cannot miss.

Point Sublime

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This viewpoint offers an unrivalled panorama of the Verdon Gorge, with its meanders and 700-metre-high cliffs. A perfect spot to watch the sunset from your van.

Lac de Sainte-Croix

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Its turquoise waters and pebble beaches make it one of France’s most beautiful lakes. Ideal for a refreshing swim or a paddleboarding session.

Sentier Martel

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This legendary trail, carved into the rock, takes you to the heart of the Verdon Gorge. Bring sturdy shoes and plenty of water for this spectacular hike.

Belvédère de l’Escalès

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Accessible by car, this viewpoint overlooks Lac de Sainte-Croix and the Gorge. A must-stop for jaw-dropping photos.

Pont du Galetas

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This bridge spans the Verdon Gorge, connecting both banks and offering a unique perspective of the river. Perfect for a picnic with a view.

Couloirs Samaria

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An aquatic hike through the narrow gorges of the Verdon, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters. A unique adventure for thrill-seekers.

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