L Olivadou B&B

L Olivadou B&B offers two double rooms, each for two people. Both have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a terrace and views of the garden and pool. Soundproofing and outdoor facilities complete their amenities. The rooms differ in size: the first is 20 m², while the second is 30 m².

The Double Room with Pool View is the more compact of the two. The Large Double Room with Pool View offers more space and has a bath as well as a shower. Both rooms are equipped with a hairdryer, towels and outdoor furniture. A barbecue is also among their amenities. These rooms suit travellers who want a private space to return to after a day exploring the villages and landscapes of the Var.

The outdoor area includes a swimming pool, a garden, a sun terrace and furniture for dining outdoors. A barbecue and barbecue facilities complete the space. Sun loungers or beach chairs give you a place to relax by the pool after a walk or an outdoor activity. Private parking is free, and free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms.

The surrounding area is suited to walks, cycling, bike tours and hiking. Horse riding and scuba diving are also listed among the activities offered by the property. To prepare a meal, a shared kitchen provides a hob, fridge, microwave, kettle and kitchenware. The rooms have a private bathroom, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer.

Trans-en-Provence is a village in the Var, surrounded by hills, vineyards and Mediterranean landscapes. Its rural setting appeals to travellers who want to alternate visits to villages and walks with time by the pool. The centre retains a Provençal atmosphere, while neighbouring towns bring together heritage sites and vineyards. The region’s roads let you explore this part of the Dracénie at your own pace.

Puits Aérien is one of Trans-en-Provence’s distinctive landmarks. The Church of Saint-Victor and the village offer a first walk in the area. In Les Arcs, the old gates and lanes of the medieval quarter bear witness to local history; Villeneuve Castle and Saint-Pierre du Parage Chapel round out the visit. Saut du Capelan offers a chance to discover a different natural landscape, while the Artillery Museum in Draguignan will interest military history enthusiasts. Les Arcs-Draguignan railway station makes train travel convenient, and a car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and vineyards.

Spring and the shoulder season are well suited to walks through the vineyards and heritage visits, with temperatures generally milder than in high summer. In summer, you can plan your days around morning walks and the pool, then spend the cooler hours exploring the villages. The region’s vineyards also offer an opportunity to learn about Provençal wines. For a varied outing, combine a walk in Les Arcs with a stop at a vineyard or a visit to Draguignan.