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Don't drive up to the village, walk up. It's just a 15 minute walk, very easy, that offers spectacular countryside.
Written Aug 14, 2004
La Fountaine de Charambaud: Wonderful Farm House Stay
pigletsmom Says: I stayed in an absolutely lovely house that was right down the road from Crestet. We rented the apartment for one week and had an a delightful time. The owners were fabulous, and encouraged us to eat all the ripe wonderful cherries on their trees. What a great experience. I...
Local farmers sell wine, olive oil, fruit, and crafts along the road. Very friendly and relaxed atmosphere.
What to buy: It's all wonderful.
What to pay: Prices are very reasonalbe. A bottle of wine would cost you about 5 euros.
Written Aug 14, 2004
Address: Between Crestet & Maulacine
During the summer months, there are windy conditions in Southern France called the Mistrals. They are hot dry winds
that can be fierce. These conditions were in existence when
i visited this past June. The winds create horrible conditions for allergy sufferers. I was miserable all week, but the last day I literatally had to go to the Vaison La Romaine emergency room and be put on sterroids. My eyes wers so swollen, I looked really ill and disturbed. I do suffer from allergies, however this was by far the worst symtoms I had ever experienced. If I go back to Southern France in the summer, I will bring prescription steroids, and take them the first sign of allregies as a precaution. It was really horrible, and i suggest anyone who suffers from allergies to take be ware.
Written Oct 25, 2004
Lovely medieval town with extensive roman ruins.
Great shopping. One of the prettiest towns in the area.
Updated Feb 24, 2010
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Great little town with a lovely church, wonderful and plentiful restaurants, and extremely welcoming locals.
Updated Feb 24, 2010
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It's about a 40 minute hike, but the countryside is really nice.
Lovely farm houses, fields, and an occassional horse or two.
Just lovely!
Written Aug 14, 2004
Crestet - Beautiful Medieval Hamlet
Crestet was first established in the 11th century with a small citidel. The village was built in the 12th century, still very much in tact. Very beautiful buildings and streets, along with marvelous...
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