Belambra Clubs Montpezat - Le Verdon

The accommodation includes apartments, several of which are laid out with two bedrooms. They have a private bathroom with a bath and, depending on the category, a terrace. The apartments described also feature a television, safe and minibar. Floor areas and sleeping arrangements vary, with double and single beds.

These apartments may suit different types of stay, from trips for two to family holidays, thanks to the separate spaces and multiple beds in some categories. A terrace lets you enjoy the outdoors from your accommodation. The room descriptions also mention board games or puzzles in some layouts. You can choose from the available categories according to their floor area and layout, all with a private bathroom and bath.

The restaurant, snack bar and bar let you enjoy a meal or a drink on site. A continental breakfast is served at the hotel; a buffet with options for children is among the dining services. The apartments also have a minibar. For relaxation, the outdoor swimming pool is complemented by massages, including couples’ massages, as well as sun loungers.

Activities include tennis, table tennis, canoeing, water sports and cycling. Evening entertainment, a kids’ club, a playground and outdoor games also offer options for families. A terrace completes the outdoor spaces. Public parking on site is free. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel at an additional charge.

Montpezat is a small Provençal village in the Haut-Var, amid the rolling landscape of the Verdon Regional Natural Park. Roads connect scattered villages, wooded hills and the shores of Lake Sainte-Croix. The stay suits travellers who want to alternate swimming, walks and village visits rather than spend their days in a large city. Montpezat village is 150 m away, with the Saint-Julien Parish Church nearby.

Lake Sainte-Croix, 2.4 km away, draws visitors for its beaches and water sports. Sulagran Beach is 6.1 km away; it offers access to the lakeshore for a day of swimming. Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon Castle, 3.2 km away, recalls the history of the region’s towns. The Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon, 7 km away, displays traces of human presence in the valley. Travelling between the sites and villages is easier by car; the paths and secondary roads are also suited to cycling.

In summer, the lakeshore is popular for swimming, canoeing and days outdoors. Setting out early lets you enjoy water sports before the busiest hours, then visit a nearby village towards the end of the day. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures favour walks and cultural visits. For an excursion, the landscapes of the gorges and the villages around Sainte-Croix-du-Verdon make for a varied day of heritage, walking and views over the water.