I spent the entire July in France, visiting the Provence region on a moto tour with my wife.

Provence offers a diverse range of terrains, making it an ideal playground for motorbike enthusiasts. From the rugged mountains of the Luberon to the rolling hills of the Alpilles, and the dramatic gorges of the Verdon to the stunning Mediterranean coastline, you'll find endless opportunities to explore the area. Each turn of the road unveils new surprises, making every ride an unforgettable experience.

If you're a nature lover and lavender enthusiast, a visit to the Provence Lavender Fields is a must. This is the best time to visit as the lavender is in full bloom, and the colors are simply mesmerizing.
Did you know that there's a type of lavender that's specifically used for cooking and baking? I tried the lavander ice cream..
And of course, what's a trip to these fields without capturing some beautiful memories? With breathtaking views in the background, visiting these fields offer photographers the perfect opportunity to get their creative juices flowing and take some of their best shots.

As you traverse Provence's captivating landscapes, be prepared to encounter charming villages nestled among the countryside. Take a moment to pause and immerse yourself in the local culture. From the historic town of Avignon, with its magnificent Papal Palace, to the vibrant market squares of Aix-en-Provence and the cobblestone streets of Gordes, the region's cultural treasures are waiting to be discovered.

For this trip I chose my KTM 1290 SuperAdv R, full equipped with:

• Mosko moto panniers

• Golden Tyres GT923KV

• Brema sutes

• Shoei helmet

• Garmin Montana 750i

• Sena interphone