Cabane bambou

Cabane bambou offers a single 18 m² chalet designed for two people. It comprises one bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom and a private kitchenette. This self-contained layout brings together sleeping space and the facilities needed to prepare meals, without relying on a restaurant for every meal.

The kitchenette is equipped with a hob, an oven, a fridge, a microwave, utensils and a coffee machine. The chalet also has a dining area, a private entrance and air conditioning. A terrace overlooking the garden provides outdoor space directly accessible from the accommodation; a barbecue completes the facilities. The private swimming pool is another feature of this chalet. Bed linen and towels are provided, and the bathroom has a shower and toilet.

The chalet has a fully equipped kitchenette for preparing meals, with a fridge, an oven, a hob, a microwave and utensils. A coffee machine and a teapot are also available for preparing drinks. The dining area completes this space, while air conditioning and heating make the accommodation suitable for different times of year.

Outside, the terrace is furnished with outdoor furniture and sun loungers; the barbecue lets you cook in the garden. The private pool is unheated and open seasonally. For getting around, free private parking is available on site, along with an electric vehicle charging station. Wi-Fi is free throughout the chalet. A private entrance, a bathroom with a shower, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer complete the facilities. Books, DVDs or music are also provided for children.

Apt is a town in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, surrounded by the Provençal scenery of hills, orchards and stone villages. You can explore its old town on foot, among narrow streets, squares and southern French façades. The Saturday market is a well-known town tradition, with stalls filling the streets and showcasing local produce. Apt suits travellers looking to combine a town stay with outings in the surrounding countryside.

The Musée d’Apt traces local history and traditional crafts, including faience and candied fruit. Sainte-Anne Cathedral and Porte de Saignon are in the town centre, while the hilltop village of Saignon offers old streets and views across the valley. The former ochre quarries along the Ochre Trail, near Roussillon, reveal colourful landscapes and walking paths. Fort de Buoux, in the Luberon massif, bears witness to the region’s defensive history. Apt bus station is 1.8 km away; a car makes it easier to explore the villages and natural sites.

In spring, the Luberon paths are pleasant for hiking and visiting villages. In summer, sunny days are suited to swimming and setting out early, before the hottest part of the day. In autumn, the agricultural scenery and markets remain good reasons to explore the region. A day could begin at Apt market, continue through the streets of Saignon and end with a walk among Roussillon’s ochre landscapes. Distances and elevation changes vary according to the routes you choose.