70+ women in provence need driving suggestions

I stayed in Roussillon and visited Gordes and several other towns in the area. I was 68 at the time and driving by myself and had no problems. There were some country roads that would probably be considered narrow but nothing like you see in the countryside of England or Ireland - no hedgerows or stone walls or anything like that. The roads went uphill to many of the towns (including Gordes and Roussillon) but I don't remember any roads that were extremely winding or switchback, except for the road up to Sault. If you're comfortable driving normal roads you shouldn't have any problems.

Thans so much!

Our drive into Roussillon was easy - I don't remember it being remarkable in any way. Gordes was a mob scene and we just drove past it. I really like Joucas, which is between those two towns.

-Matt

I am also in my late sixties & have found driving in Provence very easy. You will have a great time!

For a brief moment, I thought it said you were driving about with 70 women! :)
Have a wonderful trip!

Thanks to all!

anne,

For driving in France, don't forget to pack along an International Driver's Permit, which is used in conjunction with your home D.L. The I.D.P.'s are valid for one year, and can be obtained at AAA / CAA offices for a small fee.

Anne,
I've always felt comfortable driving in Provence. We have visited Roussillon, Gordes, and many other small hill villages without any issues. Streets within the village can be narrow, just go slowly and watch for approaching cars. I'm 68 and recently spent a week in Provence.
Enjoy! Anne

Thanks to all
Got my intl permit
Arriving in nimes
Staying first 2 nights in Apt
One night in Uzes
Picking other sisters up in nimes and making our way to Aix
Returning them to marseille train station and added on 2 nights in cassis for me.
Question is it difficult to return car in marseilles train station?