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WHY JODIE KIDD WILL ALWAYS LOVE PROVENCE
The London Standard
|July 24, 2025
Incredible dining, vistas to die for, barefoot olive grove strolls... the allure of the southern French region is never-ending for the model and motor-racing star
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Provence — always Provence. There's something deeply grounding about the light there, and the rhythm of the place. The lavender fields, the cicadas, the old stone farmhouses — it's a region that speaks to every one of the senses. There's a certain magic that never wears off. It's all about barefoot mornings, lazy lunches in the shade and long drives through vineyards in an open-top car.
Where is your favourite destination and why?
Provence — always Provence. There's something deeply grounding about the light there, and the rhythm of the place. The lavender fields, the cicadas, the old stone farmhouses — it's a region that speaks to every one of the senses. There's a certain magic that never wears off. It's all about barefoot mornings, lazy lunches in the shade and long drives through vineyards in an open-top car.
When was the last time you were there and who were you with?
Last summer — I went with close friends and my son, Indio. We stayed just outside Gordes, in this beautifully restored mas (farmhouse) with views that stretch out towards the Luberon hills. We cooked together, swam, read books and spent every evening outdoors under the stars. It was heaven.
Where do you like to stay there?
I love the understated elegance of Domaine de Fontenille, near Lourmarin — it’s the sort of place where everything feels curated yet effortless. But sometimes I prefer a private villa in the hills around Bonnieux or Ménerbes. A place with its own kitchen garden, a pool and a view. The kind of setting where time slows down.
What has been your favourite meal there?
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