Caromb1
Situated between the Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail, 12 km north of Carpentras via the D938 and then the D21.
Located high in the foothills of the Ventoux in Provence, the fortified village of Caromb has preserved some very interesting monuments within its ramparts.
Caromb is endowed with one of the largest Romanesque churches in the Vaucluse: the church of Saint Maurice, erected in the 14th century and listed as a historical monument in 1849. It houses numerous masterpieces, notably the triptych by Grabuset, the tomb of Etienne de Vaesc (died 1501) and a baroque style Italian organ dating from 1701, which has been restored and is in working order.
Accommodations:
 | Sleeps up to 8 |
| 1x Twin Bedroom |
| 1x Double Bed on Mezzanine |
| 2x Double Bedrooms |
| 1x Single Bed |
| Modern eat in Kitchen, Dishwasher, Microwave |
| TV, Fax, Hi-Fi, |
| Spa Bath with Garden View |
Outdoors:
| Gas BBQ |
| Swimming Pool |
| Outdoor Seating Areas |
What's Nearby:
In
the Lauron valley about 2 km away, the Paty dam has created a man-made lake that
is much appreciated by anglers. In summer one can also bathe here, but please
note there is no lifeguard. Resources in Caromb are essentially agricultural, in
particular the production of vine grafts. Caromb apricots are also very well
known. So don’t' miss out on the Tuesday morning market.
Historical remains worth visiting/seeing are St Maurice 14th century Romanesque church, The Belfry Tower with its 14th century campanile, Museum of wine growing tools through the ages and the fountains, the Paty dam.
Leisure activities include ten
Neighbouring villages are Modene (2,5 km),
Location:
Pricing:
All pricing in Australian Dollars and Euros
| Season | Max. No. of Guests |
Rental per Week (Sat-Sat) |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| October - April | up to 6 | $315 pp/week | €190 pp/week |
| May, June, September |
up to 6 |
$460pp/week |
€280pp/week |
| July, August | 8 | ||
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