An ideal place, with a perfect goegraphical location to discover south of France

visits and curiosities : Perched Villages or "Villages perchés" are at 30 minutes from Aix-en-Provence, 1 hour of Marseille and coves of Cassis, 1h15 of Les Baux de Provence.... an ideal place to be "cool and near of everything"

Fact sheet : lnescapable places near to the Oustaou du Luberon

An authentic and quiet place : swimming pool, privates hammam and jacuzzi , games and activities for all on site
In summer season on the same domain, entertainment and quiet games, artistic workshops, differents tournaments, group outings ...
All year round L’Oustaou du Luberon invites you to get together for your stay, with family or friends, for courses, seminars with a common room available for free management

Holiday village in Provence

On a 20 hectares domain of hills and hillsides, The Oustaou of Luberon host you in a favored place in the South Luberon near the classified villages (as Ansouis, Lourmarin...)

We propose you several rentals of tourism, which offer a big comfort in a quiet space.

Are you looking for holidays in the sun, in a quiet place, close to the sights and sights of the south of France? You are in the right place !

The Oustaou of Luberon offers individual, semi-detached, comfortable holiday rentals for 2 to 10 people, with swimming pool, games, tennis, with the possibility of renting several charming cottages, for a group of 20/25 people max

For weekends off school holidays, Our haven of peace is open all year round

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Beautiful Tennis court

Tennis court, racquets and balls on site; according to your wishes, it turns into multisport with practicing basketball, handball, volleyball or mini football ... for team tournaments

The way of counting points in tennis comes from the "jeu de Paume": This French game, played in the 16th and 17th centuries, is the ancestor of tennis created by the English in the 19th century ("tennis" is also the deformation of French word "hold !", pronounced by the player throwing the ball).

In the "jeu de Paume", it is assumed that the winner of the point had to advance each time 15 steps in the direction of the net (15, 30, 45 or 60 paces from the service line), and the one who reached the net, located at 60 steps, won the game. The number 40 would be a shortcut to 45, too long to pronounce.

When the players were tied at 40, the advantage was to take 5 more steps.