Aerial view of the Résidence Miro estate
Activities

Things to do in Les Arcs-sur-Argens

On the estate, young and old have plenty to do without getting in the car. And when you feel like exploring, the Provençal Var opens up around you: vineyards, medieval villages, beaches and wide open spaces.

On the estate

Activities on the estate

Right on site, among century-old pines, oaks and cedars.

Heated pool

A 6 x 13 m pool, heated from Easter to the end of October, surrounded by sun loungers and parasols.

Tennis court

A court among the pines, for a match with family or friends.

Pétanque court

The boules pitch, the classic end-of-day ritual in Provence.

Table tennis

An outdoor table tennis table, for games at any age.

Children's playground

A space just for the little ones to run around while the grown-ups relax.

Private parking

Your car stays on the estate, a few steps from your gîte.

Heated pool at Résidence Miro overlooking the vineyards
Résidence Miro tennis court surrounded by pines
Shaded pétanque court at Résidence Miro
Nearby

Around Les Arcs-sur-Argens

The Provençal Var within easy reach: our ideas for days out, from the closest to the furthest.

Côtes de Provence vineyards around the residence

Vineyards & Maison des Vins

Les Arcs-sur-Argens lies at the heart of the Côtes de Provence appellation. The Maison des Vins, a few minutes from the residence, showcases a wide selection of the appellation's wines.

The old village of Les Arcs

Its lanes and the medieval Parage quarter are best explored on foot.

Sainte-Roseline chapel

Just outside Les Arcs, the chapel houses a famous mosaic by Marc Chagall.

Le Thoronet Abbey

One of the three great Cistercian abbeys of Provence, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture set in the woods.

Saint-Tropez

About 1 hour via Sainte-Maxime: the harbour, colourful lanes, the citadel and, close by, Pampelonne beach in Ramatuelle.

Sainte-Maxime

A seaside resort facing the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, with sandy beaches, a seafront promenade and a Provençal market. A perfect stop on the way to Saint-Tropez.

Fréjus & Saint-Raphaël

45 min away: beaches, the Roman remains of Fréjus and the red rocks of the Esterel massif plunging into the sea.

Lake Sainte-Croix

Turquoise water at the mouth of the Verdon Gorge: swimming, pedal boats and canoeing, about an hour's drive away.

Verdon Gorge

A spectacular canyon for hikes and viewpoints, best combined with Lake Sainte-Croix.

Valensole plateau

Its lavender fields in bloom, best seen from mid-June to mid-July.

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