Belambra Clubs Presqu'île De Giens - les Criques

The accommodation consists of two-bedroom apartments, with layouts varying by category. Some have a balcony, while another category is described as having a terrace. Several apartments have a private bathroom, a television and an area of 25 m². Bed configurations include two double beds, or one double bed accompanied by two single beds; one category has a double bed.

The apartments with balconies combine an outdoor space with a functional layout for your stay. If you prefer a terrace, one category is described as having one and features a double bed and two single beds. Bathrooms have a shower or a bath, depending on the layout. The available descriptions also mention a toilet and a television. These apartments suit travellers looking for several rooms and wanting to enjoy the beaches of the Giens Peninsula.

The outdoor swimming pool and beach access make outdoor activities a key feature. The property also offers a tennis court, mini golf, tennis equipment and water sports facilities. You can choose from canoeing, windsurfing, walking, fitness classes or yoga. Evening entertainment, concerts and themed dinners are also among the activities.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer different dining options, including a buffet and children’s menus. Continental breakfast is available. The garden, terraces and outdoor furniture provide places to take a break; sun loungers and parasols are also available. Free Wi-Fi covers the entire hotel, and public parking on site is free. Facilities also include bicycle hire, luggage storage, a tour desk, pushchairs and board games. Accessible facilities round out the services.

The Giens Peninsula extends from the coast of Hyères between the Mediterranean and the salt marshes, with coves, beaches and coastal paths. This part of the Var appeals to travellers who want to alternate swimming, walks and water sports. The landscape combines pine forests, coastal hills and open views of the Îles d'Or; beaches offer a range of settings, from small coves to long stretches of sand.

The ferry pier for Porquerolles is 380 m away, making it easy to reach the island and explore its beaches, hiking trails and protected landscapes. Fort du Pradeau, 440 m away, recalls the defensive history of the coast. La Baume Beach is 520 m away, while Badine Beach offers another stretch of coastline to explore. Les Pesquiers and its former salt marshes reveal another side of the Hyères coastline. The ferry terminal provides access to the islands; Hyères railway station is 9 km away and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 6 km away.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are suitable for walks and cycling, and visitor numbers are generally lower than in the height of summer. The summer season is well suited to beach days, kayaking and exploring the coves, but the coast is very busy then. For a varied day, you can head to Porquerolles in the morning, spend the afternoon swimming or walking along the coast, then return to Hyères to explore its old town. Winds can make sea conditions rougher, so water sports depend on the weather.