chalet le domaine des cigales

The chalet is arranged for two people and covers 20 m². Its layout combines a bedroom with a lounge that includes a sofa bed, providing one double bed and one sofa bed. The accommodation has a bathroom with a shower. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and views of the garden distinguish this space, while the private entrance preserves its independent character.

The kitchenette lets you cook on site with a hob, refrigerator, microwave and toaster. It also includes a kettle and coffee machine. There is a dining area indoors, and the terrace extends the living space towards the garden, with an outdoor dining area. Towels, bed linen and toiletries are provided. The chalet brings sleeping areas, kitchen facilities and places to relax together in one unit.

The chalet has a kitchenette equipped for independent cooking. You will find a hob, refrigerator, microwave and toaster, as well as an electric kettle and a coffee machine. A table lets you eat indoors, and there is also an outdoor dining area on the terrace. The flat-screen TV and internet access complete the facilities.

The outdoor space includes a garden and a terrace, with views of the trees. The detached accommodation is on the ground floor and has a private entrance. The chalet is air-conditioned and heated. The bathroom has a shower, towels, toilet paper and free toiletries; bed linen is provided. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the chalet.

Cavaillon is in Vaucluse, where the Durance plain meets the Luberon hills. This Provençal town is known for its market and melon-growing tradition; its centre has shopping streets, squares and historic buildings. The chalet is in a residential area away from the bustle of the centre, suiting travellers who want an independent space and plan to reach the town by car.

Cavaillon Cathedral and the Saint-Jacques Hermitage are among the sights to visit in Cavaillon. The bus station and Cavaillon railway station are about 3.2 km away, and the town provides access to the villages of the Luberon, where you can explore their narrow streets, markets and stone-built landscapes. The Thouzon Caves, 14 km away, offer an underground visit in a natural setting. Avignon Exhibition Centre is 16 km away; Avignon is known in particular for the Palace of the Popes and its ramparts.

For an outing, you can spend the morning in the centre of Cavaillon, then drive to the hilltop villages of the Luberon. In summer, Provençal markets and long days lend themselves to outdoor outings; the heat makes it worth planning visits for early morning or late afternoon. Lavender blooms colour some Luberon landscapes towards the end of June and in July. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant conditions for exploring the surrounding area and visiting Avignon without the intense summer heat.