La cabane en bois

La cabane en bois has a 20 m² bedroom for two guests, with a double bed and a private bathroom. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and views of the garden and inner courtyard are among its features. This space combines sleeping accommodation with the facilities you need for a stay for two.

The adjoining kitchenette lets you prepare meals on site. It includes a hob, a fridge, a microwave, a kettle, a coffee machine and kitchenware. There is also a dining area, while the terrace overlooks the garden and has an outdoor dining space. Bed linen, towels and a bathroom with a shower are provided. A private entrance adds to the independence of this detached chalet.

The chalet has free Wi-Fi and free parking. Its garden and furnished terrace provide outdoor space with furniture and a dining area. There is also a picnic area, and walking is among the activities on offer. The accommodation is self-contained and on the ground floor. It has air conditioning, with a fan and heating as additional facilities.

The kitchenette has the appliances you need to prepare meals: a hob, a fridge, a microwave, a toaster and an electric kettle. A coffee machine, kitchenware and a dining table are also available. The private bathroom has a shower, a toilet and a hairdryer; bed linen, toilet paper and towels are provided. For relaxing, the chalet has a flat-screen TV. A private entrance and views of the garden or inner courtyard complete the facilities.

Tourves is a village in the Var, in inland Provence, among limestone hills and garrigue landscapes. The village offers a peaceful base for exploring a less coastal part of Provence, with villages, chapels, wine estates and walking trails. A car makes it easier to get around this rural area and vary your visits from day to day.

The Musée des Gueules Rouges, 2.2 km away, traces the history of bauxite mining, an industry that shaped the Brignoles basin. The village of Tourves is 2.3 km away, where you can explore the streets of the centre and traces of its local heritage. The Caramy Gorges, 4.1 km away, have a river and cliffs that make for scenic walks. The Basilica of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine is 6 km away, and La Celle Abbey, 9 km away, offers another heritage site to visit.

To plan a stay in this part of the Var, mix walks around villages with cultural visits and breaks amid the natural scenery. On hot days, head out early in the morning or in the late afternoon; spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking and exploring the area. In summer, take water with you on walks and leave time to enjoy the garden and terrace when you return. The region also follows the rhythm of its markets and Provençal produce, which you can discover in nearby towns.