La Maison de Papou, charmante maison de village avec vue mer idéalement située à la Madrague

La Maison de Papou is rented as a whole and has one accommodation option: a 50 m² two-bedroom house for four people. It has one bedroom with a large double bed and a second bedroom with two single beds. This layout lets you stay together while keeping two separate sleeping areas.

The living room has a lounge area and a dining area. The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with an oven, a hob, a refrigerator, a microwave, a kettle and a coffee machine. The private bathroom has a shower and a hairdryer. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV complete the facilities. Sea views are a notable feature of the house, which also has a barbecue and a private entrance.

The terrace, outdoor furniture and barbecue facilities let you dine outside and enjoy the sea views. Inside, the kitchen has the equipment you need to cook, including an oven, a hob, a refrigerator, a microwave and a toaster. There is also a coffee machine and a kettle. The accommodation has a dining area, a washing machine and ironing facilities.

Air conditioning, heating and free Wi-Fi throughout the villa complete the facilities. A flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels is provided. Free public parking is available on site. Activities listed in the area include cycling, hiking, canoeing, snorkelling, scuba diving and windsurfing; water sports facilities are also available on site. The beach is nearby.

La Madrague is on the Giens Peninsula, in the commune of Hyères, facing the Îles d’Or. This coastal area alternates between coves, beaches and small harbours; it attracts travellers who enjoy swimming, seaside walks and water sports. The beaches of l’Hermitage and Darboussière are nearby, while coastal paths let you explore the peninsula’s hills and inlets.

The Giens Peninsula is well suited to walks, with scenery that changes between the Mediterranean coast and the Pesquiers ponds. The Musée du Niel displays modern and contemporary art in the port of Le Niel. Almanarre Beach, known for its long stretches of sand and board sports, is 2.2 km away. The ferry terminal for Porquerolles is 3.9 km away; explore the island on foot or by bike, between beaches and shaded paths. Hyères railway station is 7 km away and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 6 km away. As the district is not served by public transport, a car makes it easier to get around.

Summer days are well suited to morning swims and boat trips; beaches get busier then, especially in July and August. Spring and early autumn offer pleasant conditions for coastal walks and cycling around Giens. For an outing, you can spend a day in Porquerolles, alternating between a walk, exploring the coves and a break on the beach. Bring sturdy shoes for the paths and sun protection in summer.