Gites Colline De Sollies

The accommodation includes studios, apartments and holiday homes, with capacity for two to six people. All have a private bathroom and a kitchen area or kitchenette. A fridge, hob, utensils and coffee machine let you prepare meals on site; some units also have a dishwasher. Sizes range from 17 to 135 m², depending on the category.

Outdoor spaces and views set the accommodation apart: some units have a private terrace, while others have a balcony or patio, with views of the garden or pool. The Superior Studio stands out for its terrace and private entrance, while the Two-Bedroom Apartment has two separate bedrooms and a large terrace. The Three-Bedroom Holiday Home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. Sleeping arrangements vary between double beds, single beds and sofa beds, depending on the accommodation.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace and furniture for dining outside. Barbecue facilities and sun loungers let you make the most of sunny days. The shared outdoor pool, open seasonally, completes these facilities. Free private parking is available on site, with no prior reservation required.

Free Wi-Fi is accessible in the rooms. The accommodation includes kitchen facilities such as a fridge, microwave, hob, electric kettle and coffee machine; some units also have a dishwasher. Activities in the surrounding area include walking and cycling, and bicycle hire is available. The property also has a tennis court, badminton equipment and a fitness area. Laundry facilities are available, as are board games and puzzles. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms round out the facilities.

Salernes is a village in the Haut-Var, surrounded by hills, forests and Provençal landscapes. You can explore its centre on foot, among squares, narrow streets and village houses. The town is known for its ceramic-making tradition, which you can discover at the Terra Rossa museum. The surrounding area alternates between hilltop villages, wine estates and wooded valleys; it suits travellers looking to combine heritage visits, walks and days outdoors.

Cascade de Sillans is one of the area's notable natural sites: a path leads to the waterfall and its pools, amid Mediterranean vegetation. The villages of Sillans-la-Cascade, Entrecasteaux and Villecroze each offer a chance to stroll and discover their heritage. In Villecroze, the troglodyte caves are carved into the cliff; further afield, Thoronet Abbey is a major example of Provençal Cistercian architecture. The landscapes of Verdon Regional Natural Park are suited to hiking and outdoor excursions. A car makes it easier to travel between these sites and villages.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, with temperatures generally milder than in July and August. In summer, the pool offers a chance to take a break after sightseeing, while shaded paths provide walking routes. You could spend a day visiting the Salernes museum, exploring the narrow streets of Sillans-la-Cascade and stopping at the foot of the waterfall. In early autumn, you can explore the landscapes of the Var in a quieter atmosphere, and the region's wine estates offer another reason to discover the surrounding area.