Luberon Seminar
Organizing your corporate event in this part of Provence means choosing a change of scenery that will take your breath away! Less than 2 hours from Marseille and Toulon, get a bird's-eye view with a seminar in the Luberon, surrounded by greenery, far from the urban bustle.
Between mountains and picturesque villages, the Luberon has a quality accommodation offer, which allows us to organize in particular your management committee or your study day, in a single location, for medium-sized groups.
Between the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence to the west and the Vaucluse to the east, rises the Luberon Massif, classified as a Regional Natural Park since 1977. Between fields of lavender stretching as far as the eye can see and its rocks with 1000 shades of ochre, this region of the Vaucluse is renowned for its colours.
Throughout history, the exploitation of ochre has left its mark on different eras. Used since prehistory and antiquity, up to its industrialization in the 18th century and the opening of the old quarries to tourism today, ochre has marked history and shaped the landscapes of this region.
But the Luberon's riches are not only found in its soil, but also in its mountains. Perched villages such as Gordes and Roussillon, listed among the most beautiful villages in France, offer breathtaking panoramas and an architectural heritage typical of Provence, which you can discover during your seminar in the Luberon.
In terms of team building, this region offers a playground conducive to cultural and outdoor discovery activities.
Our top pick would be to offer you a team-building cycling rally to discover the beauty of the Luberon landscapes, or to take you to the hidden corners of some of France's most beautiful villages with our scavenger hunts and treasure hunts. We also offer multi-activity adventures such as "Passport for Adventure."
To reward your teams during an incentive activity, put your brain on pause, and simply admire the shades of yellow and red that are revealed, throughout the day, on the reliefs of the old quarries of the ochre trail.
