The region
Bédoin is a starting point, not a final destination. From the house, everything is within reach — and Mary-Laëtitia shares her real addresses, not the ones you find in tourist guides.
Where to eat & drink
In Bédoin
Pista Café — Cyclist café · The meeting point for climbers before tackling the Ventoux.
Le Foody Café — Café, snacking · A cool and relaxed pit stop.
Lily et Paul — Bistrot · Generous, unpretentious, village spirit.
La Pampa — Bar, cocktails & beers · Souvenir shop · Sweet and savoury waffles worth the detour, and something to take home from Bédoin.
Le Virage — Panoramic view · On a clear day, the view stretches all the way to the sea.
Le Grillon — Provençal cuisine · Everything cooked over a wood fire. The village address.
Pizza Phil — Pizzeria · For simple, good evenings.
In Avignon
La Maison de la Tour — Gastronomic · An address that stands out.
In Carpentras
Jouvaud — Pâtisserie · A benchmark. Don’t leave without stopping.
Markets
The Monday market in Bédoin — 50 metres from the house. Note: no parking in front of the house from 6am to 2pm.
The Velleron market — a farmers’ market, held in the evening, direct from producers. An experience in itself.
To explore
La Combe de Curnier — a hike in the Ventoux that few people know. Wild, silent, far from the marked trails.
Le Partage des Eaux, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue — where the current divides. A suspended moment between two waters.
Les Carrières de Lumières , Saint-Rémy-de-Provence — art projected onto rock. A spectacle that stays with you.
Location
In the heart of Bédoin, at kilometre 0 of the legendary south face of Mont Ventoux — the iconic Tour de France stage. 40km from the Palais des Papes in Avignon, close to the Dentelles de Montmirail, the Fontaine de Vaucluse and the Ochres of Mormoiron.