Vaucluse Plateau — where is it? Plateau guide

What makes this place unique

About

The Vaucluse Plateau is a vast limestone highland in Vaucluse, famous for its lavender fields.

Terrain, waters and landscape

Terrain

Positioned between the rugged gorges and the Luberon valley, the Vaucluse Plateau defines a significant part of Vaucluse. It features isolated villages and dry stone stone structures traditional to France.

Practical notes before you go

Visit

Type: Plateau
Coordinates: 43.9939° N, 5.1819° E
Tip: Use the map to plan your route and nearby stops.

Related places around here

Nearby

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Mountain

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Mountain

Mont Ventoux

Mont Ventoux is the highest peak in the Vaucluse region, famous among cyclists and nature lovers.

Mountain

Dentelles de Montmirail

The Dentelles de Montmirail are a small mountain range in Vaucluse famous for their jagged limestone crests.

Plain

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Plain

Plain of Comtat

The Plain of Comtat stretches across Vaucluse , serving as a highly fertile agricultural basin.

River

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River

Sorgue River

The Sorgue River originates in Vaucluse and is renowned for its remarkably clear, emerald-green waters.

Lakes

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Lakes

Le Gargas Pond

Located near the ochre mines of Vaucluse , this small body of water supports a diverse local ecosystem.

Canyons

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Canyons

Nesque Gorge

The Nesque Gorge is a spectacular canyon carved into the limestone landscapes of Vaucluse .

Natural pools

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Natural pools

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse Spring

This immense natural spring in Vaucluse is the largest karst spring in mainland France.

Location on the map

Map

43.9939° N, 5.1819° E