Cheval-Blanc: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Nature
The Gorges de Régalon are located on the eastern edge of the municipality of Cheval-Blanc, on the border with the municipality of Mérindol.
The Gorges de Régalon are protected by a biological reserve and a geological nature reserve.
The Petit Luberon and the Crau des Mayorques showcase a diverse landscape featuring panoramas, gorges, rocky terrain, woodland, garrigue, dry grasslands, almond trees and ruins.
The “De La Roquette à la crau des Mayorques” route leads into the Petit Luberon state forest.
Mountain-bike route no. 38, “Au pied de Valloncourt”, is a half-loop route through shady undergrowth and along the cool side of an irrigation canal.
For a stay in Cheval-Blanc with the Gorges de Régalon, Petit Luberon and Crau des Mayorques, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
History and culture
The Canal Saint-Julien was dug in 1171.
The Canal Saint-Julien is the first canal in Provence.
The Canal Saint-Julien serves an agricultural area of 6,000 hectares.
The Observatoire de la Langue et de la Culture Provençales promotes and celebrates the Provençal language, art and traditions.
Since October 2019, the Observatoire de la Langue et de la Culture Provençales has been located at the Mas St-Paul.
The “Les Belles” tradition appears to have emerged in Cheval-Blanc towards the end of the 19th century.
The Saint-Paul parish church bears witness to the faith and history of Cheval-Blanc.
Local life
City Park is a freely accessible sports facility for children and adults, near the stadium and tennis courts.
A weekly market takes place in Cheval-Blanc.
For the higher-level travel overview: Vaucluse.
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