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Here's where to slow down, kopral

View in browser Bonjour kopral,   There's a moment each summer when Provence turns purple—and it's just around the corner.   Lavender fields ripple across the hills, bees hum in the heat, and the air is thick with that unmistakably sweet floral haze. The best lavender fields of Provence Some fields are already starting to bloom, but it's not too late to plan your trip to Sault or the Luberon, where the flowers tend to peak a little later in the season.   Or head a few hours south to the Mediterranean for turquoise inlets, limestone cliffs, and French seafood. Does it get better than that? Read on to start planning your trip.   Happy travels, Lucy   Through vineyards, valleys, and ridiculously scenic towns France was made for road trips Already seen the Eiffel Tower? The best things to do in France Campfires, cheese and countryside This is camping, French style Sun on the horizon? Dip into France's best beaches Don't skip Northern France How to spend your days above the Loire Photos featured in this newsletter: Colmar in Alsace, Château de Hautefort in The Dordogne, Pic du Midi de Bigorre in The Pyrenees, Porto Gulf in Corsica and the Cap Grisnez Cliffs. The header features a photo from Plateau de Valensole in Provence. Apa Group, London (WC2) Office, 7 Bell Yard, London, WC2A 2JR, United Kingdom Unsubscribe Manage preferences