Quiet roads, vineyards, fields of lavender, sunflowers and rustic cuisine. Experience the landscapes and culture described in Peter Mayle's "A Year in Provence".

Experience a fascinating contrast in cultures: Italian-influenced Sardinia with its prehistoric nuraghi towers (sculpted pink-rock formations) and the rugged, French-flavored island of Corsica.

Enjoy the mix of languages and cultures in this border region between Spain and France to experience this little-traveled wine region!

The Dordogne region of southwest France rivals the best of Italy for its storied history, thousand castles, lush green scenery, golden-stone villages, ancient art, generous people and hearty provincial cuisine.

From the vineyards of Gigondas to the textured landscape of Le Luberon there is a charisma to Provence that eludes description. It is a place where people connect to the essence of life - food, wine and intimate moments shared with friends.