villa avec 200m de jardin privé la sablhyeres

The two holiday homes can each accommodate up to four people and have two bedrooms. They offer a private bathroom with a shower, an equipped kitchen and a terrace with garden views. They measure 50 m² and 48 m². Each property has two large double beds, a private entrance and air conditioning.

The kitchens are equipped for preparing meals, with a refrigerator, dishwasher, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. A table and outdoor furniture let you eat on the terrace. Both properties also have a barbecue, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV with streaming services. The 48 m² house stands out for its separate living room, in addition to its two bedrooms; the 50 m² house also offers a terrace and garden views.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. You can use the barbecue and enjoy the parasols and sun loungers. A picnic area completes these facilities. The property is on the beachfront and offers on-site water sports, including snorkelling and windsurfing.

Facilities include an internet connection, a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels, and access to streaming services. A free shuttle runs between the airport and the property in both directions. For meals, a kettle and coffee machine are available, along with a snack bar and a grocery delivery service. You can also enjoy cycling, hiking, canoeing, fishing or horse riding nearby.

The Giens Peninsula, south of Hyères, is a strip of land bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and the salt lagoons of Les Pesquiers. The La Capte neighbourhood combines sandy beaches, pine trees and small residential streets; its seaside atmosphere attracts families and travellers who want to spend time outdoors. The sea and water sports are an important part of local life, while the markets in Giens and La Capte offer a glimpse of Provençal produce and customs.

Bergerie Beach is 200 m from the house. Almanarre Beach, known for its wind and watersports, is about 1.2 km away. You can discover Giens village and its château on a stroll, while the Musée du Niel displays artworks in a setting overlooking the sea. Ferries to Porquerolles depart from the peninsula’s quay. Hyères railway station is 6 km away, and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 4.1 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the beaches and surrounding villages.

In summer, the days are ideal for swimming, kayaking and snorkelling, although the beaches are busier then. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for walking along the coast and exploring the peninsula’s paths. You could spend the morning at the beach, have lunch in the La Capte area, then spend the afternoon on a boat trip or walking towards the salt marshes. The wind also makes Almanarre popular with windsurfers.