La naronne

At La naronne, each of the three rooms accommodates two people and has an en-suite bathroom. They are air-conditioned and include a shower, slippers, a hairdryer and free toiletries. Each has a large double bed and an electric kettle.

Two double rooms measure 25 m², while the third is 18 m². All overlook the garden and have outdoor furniture. Each en-suite bathroom is equipped with a shower. The rooms also include free toiletries, slippers and a hairdryer. The 18 m² room is more compact than the two 25 m² rooms; all accommodate two people and have a large double bed.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and an open-air dining area. A picnic area and outdoor furniture provide places to sit in the garden, while the sun terrace offers another spot to enjoy the outdoors. The rooms are air-conditioned, and family rooms are available. A shared lounge with a TV provides an indoor communal space.

Guests can also enjoy outdoor activities listed among the facilities, including hiking, horse riding, fishing, canoeing and scuba diving or snorkelling. Temporary art galleries are also among the activities. For practical needs, the property provides free Wi-Fi throughout and free parking. There is a café on site, and the rooms are equipped with a tea/coffee maker. Pets are allowed on request and pet bowls are available.

Bandol is a town on the Var coast, between the Provençal hills and the Mediterranean. Its port, beaches and vineyards make up a seaside landscape that attracts both swimmers and visitors interested in local produce. The centre can be explored on foot, with shopping streets, terraces and a lively seafront during the summer season. La naronne is in a more secluded area on Chemin de Naron, where the garden and pool offer a different setting from the atmosphere around the port.

The coast gives you access to several beaches, including Moutte Beach, Barry Beach and Eden Roc Beach. Bandol port is a landmark for exploring the seafront and setting off on a walk along the coast. The nearby wine estates introduce visitors to the Bandol appellation, known for its red, rosé and white wines. Golf Frégate Provence and Zoa Parc are also possible outings nearby. Bandol railway station connects the town to the regional rail network; a car makes it easier to get to the beaches and neighbouring villages.

In summer, the days lend themselves to morning swims, walks around the port and meals on a terrace, while the heat can make afternoon visits more pleasant by the sea. Spring and the shoulder season often offer a quieter pace for exploring coastal paths and visiting wine estates. You can plan a day around the market and port, a break at a beach, then a tasting of local wines. In autumn, the vineyard landscapes lend a different character to excursions into the Var countryside.