Grand Mas

Le Grand Mas is rented as a whole: its six bedrooms and shared spaces make up a 180 m² house designed to accommodate up to fourteen guests. This layout suits large families and groups who want to stay together while having several rooms in which to relax. The villa has three bathrooms, some of which are en suite, as well as an equipped kitchen for preparing meals.

The sleeping arrangements comprise four single beds, four large double beds and one double bed. The house also has air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV. The private swimming pool and garden views are particular highlights; the terrace, barbecue and outdoor dining area let you make the most of the outdoor spaces. A hot tub completes the villa’s facilities.

Le Grand Mas has a private outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a terrace furnished with outdoor furniture. Sun loungers let you relax by the pool, while the barbecue and outdoor dining area provide a place to eat outside. The hot tub completes the villa’s relaxation facilities. Air conditioning helps keep the indoors comfortable in hot weather.

The kitchen has the equipment you need to prepare meals: a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. A washing machine is also available. The flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi meet your connectivity and entertainment needs. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation, and pets are welcome at no extra charge. Breakfast is offered as one of the villa’s services.

Tarascon and Beaucaire face each other on either side of the Rhône, amid a Provençal plain of orchards, fields and castle silhouettes. Tarascon retains an old town of narrow lanes and stone façades; walks here take in religious heritage, townhouses and views of the river. The area suits travellers who want to alternate historic visits with quiet moments in a house with a garden.

Beaucaire Castle, 2 km away, overlooks the Rhône and recalls the town’s medieval importance. In Tarascon town centre, King René’s Castle lets you discover a 15th-century fortress, while the Auguste Jacquet Museum presents local history. Beaucaire’s arenas bear witness to the region’s bullfighting tradition. Tarascon and Beaucaire railway stations connect the area with nearby towns; a car makes it easier to visit the surrounding villages and landscapes.

For a day out, you can explore Tarascon’s historic streets in the morning, cross the Rhône to discover Beaucaire, then finish with a walk by the water. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often more pleasant for visiting old town centres and travelling through the countryside. In summer, plan outdoor outings for early morning or late afternoon, then enjoy the swimming pool and terrace during the hottest hours. The region also offers a variety of excursions, from heritage sites and Provençal villages to routes along the Rhône.