Bastide de l'Avelan

Accommodation at La Bastide de l'Avelan comprises double rooms, a triple room, a quadruple room and an apartment. All have private bathrooms, air conditioning and soundproofing. The rooms also have a terrace, with views of the garden and, in some cases, the pool. Sizes range from 17 to 35 m², though the layout varies by accommodation type.

The 35 m² apartment stands out for its kitchenette, dining area and kitchenware; according to its name, it can accommodate two adults and one child. A 30 m² Superior Double Room has a seating area with a TV, while the quadruple room has a terrace and pool views. Several accommodation options have a minibar and coffee machine. Bed arrangements vary, with double beds, single beds or a sofa bed depending on the room.

The outdoor swimming pool and garden areas provide places to relax at La Bastide de l'Avelan. A sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area let you enjoy the surroundings of the property. There is also a picnic area. Private indoor parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available free of charge throughout the property.

Activities listed include walking tours, hiking and cycling, as well as snorkelling, scuba diving and windsurfing. You will also find a water park, mini golf course, tennis court and golf course within three kilometres. Rooms include facilities such as a private bathroom, towels, toiletries and a hairdryer; some offer garden views. A minibar is among the available amenities.

Grimaud is a Provençal village in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, between hills covered in Mediterranean vegetation and the Var coastline. Its old village rises around the remains of the castle, with stone lanes, narrow passageways and houses with historic façades. The surrounding countryside, dotted with vineyards and wine estates, offers a peaceful contrast to the seaside resorts along the coast. This region suits travellers looking to combine village visits, days by the sea and discoveries of the Provençal landscape.

Grimaud Castle overlooks the rooftops and offers a glimpse into local medieval history. Pont des Fées, an old stone structure in a wooded setting, makes for a pleasant walk. Port Grimaud offers a different scene: its canals, quays and colourful houses can be explored on foot or from the water. The beaches around the gulf are ideal for swimming and water sports. A car makes it easier to travel between the village, the coast and nearby towns; the property has free private parking.

The coast is lively in the summer months, with beaches and harbours drawing large crowds. Spring and early autumn often bring milder conditions for walking around old Grimaud or visiting wine estates. For a varied day out, start with the lanes and castle, continue to Port Grimaud to walk along the canals, then spend the late afternoon on the coast. Local markets are another way to discover Provençal produce and regional specialities.