10 day itinerary
Verdon
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Itinerary
Here's a suggested itinerary for 10 days in Verdon that is family-friendly and dog-friendly:
Day 1: Arrival in Verdon
- Check into your accommodation and get settled in.
- Take a stroll around the town to get familiar with the area.
- Visit the local tourist office to gather information about the region.
Day 2: Hiking in the
- Start your day early and head to the , one of the most beautiful natural sites in France.
- Choose a hiking trail that suits your family's fitness level and enjoy the stunning views of the canyon.
- Don't forget to bring plenty of water and snacks for you and your furry friend.
Day 3: Kayaking on the
- Rent kayaks and explore the , which runs through the heart of the canyon.
- Enjoy the crystal-clear waters and the breathtaking scenery as you paddle along.
- There are several rental companies that offer guided tours if you prefer.
Day 4: Visit the village of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie
- Drive to the charming village of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, known for its pottery and picturesque setting.
- Explore the narrow streets and admire the colorful houses and shops.
- Climb up to the chapel on the hill for panoramic views of the valley.
Day 5: Relax at
- Spend a day relaxing at , a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking.
- There are several beaches and picnic areas around the lake, so find a spot that suits your family's needs.
- Dogs are allowed on some beaches, but be sure to check beforehand.
Day 6: Visit the lavender fields
- Drive to the Plateau de Valensole, famous for its lavender fields.
- Take a leisurely stroll through the fields and enjoy the fragrant scent of lavender.
- There are several farms that offer tours and sell lavender products.
Day 7: Explore the village of Castellane
- Visit the medieval village of Castellane, located at the entrance of the .
- Walk around the old town and admire the historic buildings and narrow streets.
- Don't miss the Notre-Dame-du-Roc chapel, perched on a rocky outcrop above the village.
Day 8: Canyoning in the
- Try canyoning in the , a thrilling activity that involves jumping, sliding, and rappelling down waterfalls and cliffs.
- There are several companies that offer guided tours for all levels of experience.
- Dogs are not allowed on canyoning tours, so make sure to arrange for pet care beforehand.
Day 9: Visit the
- Learn about the history of the region at the in Quinson.
- The museum features exhibits on the prehistoric inhabitants of the Verdon region, including fossils, tools, and artwork.
- Dogs are not allowed inside the museum, so plan accordingly.
Day 10: Departure from Verdon
- Pack up your belongings and say goodbye to Verdon.
- If time allows, stop by a local market to pick up some souvenirs or fresh produce.
- Drive to your next destination or head back home.