who we are
Haute-Provence is an authentic region in southeastern France, renowned for its picturesque landscapes, fragrant lavender fields, and charming hilltop villages, many of which are ranked among the most beautiful in France.
At the heart of this territory, the Pays de Banon distinguishes itself with its emblematic cheese: Banon, an exquisite goat cheese delicately aged and wrapped in chestnut leaves.
The 21 villages of Haute-Provence Pays de Banon each tell a unique story. Discover Banon, with its medieval alleyways and famous bookstore, Mane with its Renaissance château, or Simiane-la-Rotonde, a hilltop village with a rich medieval past. Don’t miss Oppedette and its spectacular gorges, Sigonce with its picturesque fountains, or Montsalier, surrounded by wild and preserved landscapes.
Here, nature is omnipresent: hiking, cycling, outdoor adventures, and cultural discoveries define the rhythm of your stay. Between heritage, local traditions, and the art of living, Haute-Provence Pays de Banon invites you to an authentic journey through a preserved Provence.
Explore the details of our 21 villages on our website and let yourself be inspired for your next visit.
Our Team is Here for You
A dynamic, smiling, and available team welcomes you across the various Tourist Information Offices of the Haute-Provence Pays de Banon Intercommunal Area. Your satisfaction is at the heart of our mission.
Our advisors are here to support you in organizing your stay: helping you find the right accommodation, choose a great dining option, or select activities tailored to your desires. Whether you’re seeking hiking trails, cultural discoveries, visits to perched villages, or simply a moment of relaxation, we’ll guide you to the best experiences.
Don’t hesitate to step into our tourism offices: behind each counter, a warm smile awaits to guide you and help you fully enjoy the riches of Haute-Provence Pays de Banon.
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Our team is available to assist you through multiple channels. Whether you visit one of our tourist information offices, give us a call, or send an email, we’re ready to guide and advise you throughout your journey.
