Escapade aux vignes d'azur

Escapade aux vignes d'azur is rented as a whole: the 40 m² house has two bedrooms and can accommodate up to four people. Each bedroom has a double bed. A bathroom completes the sleeping area, while the kitchen lets you prepare meals and store provisions. This layout is particularly suited to families or small groups who would rather share a house than book separate rooms.

The terrace, with its garden view, extends the rooms outdoors. The private pool is another distinctive feature of the house. Air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV are also provided, as is a washing machine. Kitchen facilities include a kitchenette. The layout therefore offers four sleeping places across two bedrooms, with indoor and outdoor spaces for guests to use.

The house has a private pool and a terrace overlooking the garden, so you can enjoy the outdoors without leaving the property. Inside, the kitchen and kitchenette provide space to prepare meals. There is also a washing machine, along with heating and air conditioning. A flat-screen TV completes the media facilities.

Free private parking is available on site, with no advance reservation required. Wi-Fi is free throughout the house. Pets are welcome at no extra charge. The pool, terrace and garden make the property suitable for stays with family or friends, while the kitchen makes it easier to organise meals. The entire house is non-smoking.

Le Beausset is a village in the Var, in Provence’s hinterland between the Bandol vineyards and the Mediterranean coast. Its surroundings combine hill scenery, vineyards and small communities with old streets. The area suits travellers who want to alternate days by the sea with visits to villages, while having a car to explore nearby.

Le Castellet, a hilltop village with medieval lanes, is 2.9 km away. Le Beausset also has places to visit such as the Notre-Dame du Beausset-Vieux sanctuary, as well as vineyards in the surrounding countryside. Grand Vallat and Dore beaches are 6 km away. Bandol railway station, 7 km away, provides train connections to the area; the Paul-Ricard Circuit is 8.4 km away. Local roads connect the villages and the coast, where ports and beaches make for day trips.

The Mediterranean coast has hot, lively summers, while spring and early autumn are well suited to walks in the hinterland and visits to vineyards. A day could combine a stroll through Le Castellet’s lanes with a stop on the coast, followed by a return to Le Beausset. In summer, it is best to plan beach outings early in the day; out of season, you can explore the villages and vineyard scenery in a quieter atmosphere.