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

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.
Right on site, among century-old pines, oaks and cedars.
A 6 x 13 m pool, heated from Easter to the end of October, surrounded by sun loungers and parasols.
A court among the pines, for a match with family or friends.
The boules pitch, the classic end-of-day ritual in Provence.
An outdoor table tennis table, for games at any age.
A space just for the little ones to run around while the grown-ups relax.
Your car stays on the estate, a few steps from your gîte.



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

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.
Its lanes and the medieval Parage quarter are best explored on foot.
Just outside Les Arcs, the chapel houses a famous mosaic by Marc Chagall.
One of the three great Cistercian abbeys of Provence, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture set in the woods.
About 1 hour via Sainte-Maxime: the harbour, colourful lanes, the citadel and, close by, Pampelonne beach in Ramatuelle.
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.
45 min away: beaches, the Roman remains of Fréjus and the red rocks of the Esterel massif plunging into the sea.
Turquoise water at the mouth of the Verdon Gorge: swimming, pedal boats and canoeing, about an hour's drive away.
A spectacular canyon for hikes and viewpoints, best combined with Lake Sainte-Croix.
Its lavender fields in bloom, best seen from mid-June to mid-July.