Domaine du Cruvelet Grand gite

Le Domaine du Cruvelet Grand gite offers 65 m² of accommodation listed as a “Double or Twin Room”. It can sleep up to four people and suits travellers who want a kitchen and living space in their accommodation. The bathroom is private, and the balcony and terrace look out over the mountains. The sleeping arrangements comprise a large double bed and two single beds.

The kitchen allows you to prepare meals on site. It is equipped with a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, kettle and kitchenware. A coffee machine, dining table and seating area complete the layout. The fireplace is a distinctive feature of the room, while the desk and outdoor areas offer different places to settle in. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Free private parking is available on site and does not need to be reserved in advance. Wi-Fi is free in the communal areas. Guests also have access to a garden, terrace and balcony with mountain views. These outdoor spaces let you enjoy the scenery and eat outside using the furniture provided.

Inside, the accommodation has a fully equipped kitchen and dining area. The fridge, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave and kitchenware make it easy to prepare meals. A kettle and coffee machine complete the kitchen amenities. The private bathroom includes a shower, toilet, hairdryer and towels. Household linen, a flat-screen TV, sofa and fireplace are also provided. Pets are welcome at no extra charge.

Trigance is a Provençal village in the Var, perched above the Verdon area. Its stone houses and lanes follow the contours around the château, while the surrounding hills and limestone plateaux shape the landscape. The atmosphere is that of a small mountain village, far from the major resorts: people come here to walk, discover nearby villages and enjoy the views. The surroundings alternate between valleys, forests and gorges, with winding roads that are part of the character of this region.

Château de Trigance overlooks the village and is a distinctive landmark in the landscape. Musée des Voûtes offers a glimpse into local history and traditions. For views of the Verdon hills, Rancoumas viewpoint is a popular hiking destination; the nearby trails cross landscapes of cliffs and scrubland. Pont de Carajuan offers another way to reach the scenery of the gorges and river. A car makes it easier to travel between villages and the various walking trailheads; the local roads are narrow and hilly.

Spring and autumn are well suited to hiking, with generally milder temperatures. In summer, days are hot and the best-known sites in the Verdon attract more visitors: setting off early lets you enjoy the quiet and cool of the morning. A day can combine a visit to the village, a walk to a viewpoint and a stop in another Provençal village. Bring sturdy shoes for the trails and allow time for the scenic drives, which reveal the landscape along the way.