Domaine d'Angouire

Domaine d'Angouire offers four categories, including double rooms and junior suites, each for two people. They range in size from 25 to 60 m². All have a private bathroom, and several overlook the garden, mountains or river. All four categories have balconies, and two suites also have a terrace. The Junior Suite with Figuier Terrace is the largest, at 60 m², and has a seating area. The Platane Double Room offers 30 m² and a balcony overlooking the park. The Coco suite stands out for its kitchenette and private terrace, while the Garden View Double Room has a private entrance.

Several rooms have a flat-screen TV and coffee machine. Coco's kitchenette includes a fridge, microwave and kettle. Views of the garden, mountains or river accompany the outdoor spaces, with a balcony in every room.

Domaine d'Angouire provides free private parking on site, with no advance reservation required, as well as free Wi-Fi. The outdoor spaces include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. A picnic area and barbecue facilities also let you enjoy meals outdoors. Sun loungers and an open-air bath add to the facilities for relaxation.

Activities available nearby and on site include hiking, cycling, canoeing, fishing and water sports. Water sports facilities, snorkelling, horse riding and windsurfing are also among the options. A shuttle service and concierge service are available. Pets are allowed on request, possibly for an additional charge. Rooms have amenities including a flat-screen TV and private bathroom, and, depending on the category, a balcony or terrace. The continental breakfast showcases local and homemade produce.

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie lies among the limestone landscapes of the Verdon, between cliffs, Provençal hills and turquoise waters. The village is known for its faience, old narrow streets and the star suspended above the valley. The property is in a rural setting, where the garden and mountain views offer a different atmosphere from the lively centre. The area suits travellers who want to combine strolls through a Provençal village with days outdoors, by the water or on the trails.

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, 1.9 km away, is worth exploring on foot to discover its faience workshops, Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption Church and lanes lined with stone houses. The Faience Museum, 1.9 km away, tells the story of this craft tradition. Lake Sainte-Croix and the Verdon Gorge offer swimming, canoeing and boating amid steep-sided landscapes; Galetas Beach is 3.5 km away. The road connects you to the various access points to the park and the surrounding villages. Free private parking makes it easy to get around by car.

Summer days are ideal for swimming and water sports, but the lakeshore is busier then. For a quieter outing, set off early for the gorge, then spend the afternoon exploring Moustiers' narrow streets and faience shops. Spring and the shoulder seasons are well suited to hiking and sightseeing, with temperatures often more pleasant for exploring the terrain. In hot weather, bring water and suitable shoes for the stony paths.