Château de Trigance

Château de Trigance offers double rooms in several categories, as well as a suite with a private terrace. Room sizes range from 19 to 42 m². All rooms have air conditioning and a private bathroom, along with a flat-screen TV; several categories also have soundproofing. Some rooms offer mountain views, while the Deluxe Double Room also overlooks the river.

The differences include space and outdoor areas: the 42 m² suite has a balcony and terrace, while the Superior Double Room with Valley View stands out for its four-poster bed, antique furniture and wall tapestries. Standard and double rooms round out the options, including one with a bath and mountain views. The suite has sleeping arrangements for adults and children. An extra bed is available in the Superior Room with Valley View.

The outdoor areas include a sun terrace furnished with outdoor furniture. You can sit outside or take a break after a day of exploring. The château also offers outdoor activities, including walks, hiking, cycling and fishing.

For time indoors, there is a shared lounge with a TV, a games room, a billiards table and board games. The restaurant serves meals and the bar complements the dining options; children's menus and menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request. There is also a café on site. Rooms include a private bathroom, toiletries, towels and a hairdryer. Depending on the category, they may also have an electric kettle, a refrigerator, a desk or a wardrobe. Daily housekeeping and room service are among the services offered.

Trigance is a stone-built Provençal village set among the Verdon hills and surrounded by mountain scenery. Its narrow streets and old houses give the village a peaceful feel, while the surrounding roads cross valleys, plateaux and wooded slopes. The region suits travellers who want to alternate village strolls, natural scenery and outdoor activities. The Verdon Regional Natural Park offers contrasting landscapes, from limestone hills and waterways to areas of garrigue.

Château de Trigance is just a few metres from the château itself, and the village is 130 m away. The Musée des Voûtes, 90 m away, is dedicated to local heritage. The Pont de Sautet - Basses Gorges du Jabron, 1.2 km away, is a landmark from which to explore the Jabron area. At 3.8 km, the Belvédère des Vautours offers a viewpoint over the region. Hiking trails and cycling routes let you explore the hills; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and different parts of the park.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walking, when temperatures are milder. In summer, take water and set off early to enjoy the paths before the hottest part of the day. A day could combine a stroll through Trigance’s narrow streets, an excursion to the gorge scenery and a stop by the water. Photography enthusiasts will appreciate the changing light on the hills, while hikers will find plenty of scenery to explore throughout the seasons.