You can explore Provence without a car as there are buses, trains, and taxis in major cities like Marseille, Avignon, and Aix-en-Provence.
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How do you get around the South of France? Public Transport – One of the world's fastest trains can be found in France and runs between all of the South of France's major cities. By bike – France is well known for its bike-friendly culture, and you'll find many good cycling routes here.
If you want to see everything Provence has to offer without having to change accommodation as you go, then Aix is the best city to stay in Provence. It's only around an hour's drive to the Camargue, Avignon, the Luberon and the Verdon Gorge. Meaning you can explore by day and wine & dine in Aix by night.
French is the official language spoken in Provence. As a hugely popular international tourist destination you may well find that in many restaurants, bars and hotels English is spoken.
Marseille is very popular for its nightlife, beaches, historical sights, christmas markets, and quaint atmosphere, while Aix-en-Provence attracts visitors for its museums and shopping. Marseille is more touristy than Aix-en-Provence and is popular for its unique history, its diverse population, and its authenticity.
See the picturesque villages and lovely countryside of Provence on a small-group day trip from Nice. With your transport taken care of, you can sit back and enjoy the scenic drive to Provence.