Is Slow Provence only for a seven-day trip?
Not at all. Slow Provence is designed to be flexible. You can use the regional bases, village pairings, markets and suggested outings to shape a shorter stay, a longer trip or simply choose the areas that appeal to you most.

Do I need to follow the guide in a particular order?
No. The guide is designed around regions and places rather than a rigid sequence. You can move through it according to where you are staying, which market days suit you and how much time you want to spend in each area.

Do I need a car?
For the style of Provence covered in this guide, I recommend one. A car gives you much more freedom to reach smaller villages, scenic roads, markets and countryside stops that are difficult to explore well by public transport alone.

How do the Google Maps work?
Slow Provence includes five detailed Google Maps with places already pinned for you, including villages, restaurants, accommodation, experiences, and other useful stops. You can open them on your phone while planning or travelling.

What format is Slow Provence?
It is a digital PDF guide available after purchase. You can save it to your phone, tablet or computer and use the clickable links and maps while you plan and travel.

Is Slow Provence useful if I’ve already visited Provence?
Absolutely. Alongside well-known favourites, I’ve included quieter villages, practical observations, regional pairings and places that are easy to overlook. It is designed to help you explore Provence more deeply, not simply tick off the obvious highlights.