Domaine de la Navicelle

The houses at Domaine de la Navicelle have one, two or three bedrooms and range in size from 40 to 108 m². They all have a kitchen, a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace. Depending on the house, the views are of the sea, garden, mountains or an inner courtyard. The accommodation includes a lounge and a flat-screen TV; several houses also have a washing machine.

The one-bedroom layouts suit smaller groups, with a double bed and a sofa bed, or a combination of single beds and a double bed in one of them. The two-bedroom houses offer additional sleeping space, while the three-bedroom accommodation welcomes larger groups. The largest house has a balcony and can accommodate up to seven people. One of the three-bedroom houses is distinguished by its spa bath. Kitchen facilities include a dishwasher and coffee machine.

The outdoor spaces include a picnic area, garden furniture, an outdoor dining area and a sun terrace. Sun loungers and parasols let you enjoy the garden, while the barbecue is available for preparing meals. The heated outdoor pool is open seasonally. Free private parking is available on site, and the houses have free Wi-Fi in the rooms.

The private kitchens make it easy to prepare meals on site: depending on the accommodation, they are equipped with an oven, microwave, hob, fridge, dishwasher and coffee machine. Activities in the area include hiking, walking, canoeing and kayaking, snorkelling and horse riding. Packed lunches, wine and champagne are available. Some houses have a terrace with views of the sea, garden or hills around Le Pradet.

Le Pradet is a coastal town in the Var, between Toulon and Hyères, where residential neighbourhoods sit alongside beaches, pine forests and small rocky coves. The coastline alternates between swimming spots and wilder stretches; you can spend the day by the sea, walking or exploring nearby villages. The property is in a quiet area away from the main roads through the town centre.

The beaches of Le Pradet, including Garonne, Pin de Galle and Oursinières, offer a variety of scenery and places to swim. The Cap Garonne Mine Museum traces the history of the former copper mine, with galleries dug into the coastal hillside. The communal forest trails connect wooded areas with paths along the coast. Toulon makes for a city excursion, with its port, shopping streets and cultural facilities. La Garde and La Pauline-Hyères railway stations serve the area, while Toulon-Hyères Airport is 7 km away.

For a day by the sea, you can alternate a morning swim with an afternoon walk along shaded trails. In summer, the beaches are very busy during the hottest part of the day; setting off early helps you enjoy the peace and morning light. Spring and early autumn are well suited to hiking and sightseeing, with often milder temperatures. Le Pradet market is a chance to discover local produce and the atmosphere of the town. A car makes it easier to get between the different beaches, coastal villages and Toulon.