Le Jas Du Colombier

Le Jas Du Colombier offers double rooms, a suite with mountain views and several studios. All accommodation sleeps two and has a private bathroom and air conditioning. The rooms are distinguished by their views of the garden, sometimes also the mountains or river, and some have a balcony or terrace. Several categories include a bath.

The studios have a kitchen and dining area, with a fridge, microwave and utensils; one also has a dishwasher. The Duplex Studio has a bedroom upstairs, while the Studio with Terrace opens onto the garden. Sizes range from 25 to 45 m². Each accommodation has a coffee machine, and the sleeping arrangements are for two people.

The outdoor saltwater swimming pool has a shallow area, parasols and sun loungers. The garden and furnished terraces provide places to relax outdoors, while the barbecue lets you prepare a meal on site. An open-air bath and a solarium complete the facilities. Free public parking is available on site.

The studios have a kitchen with a fridge, microwave and utensils; some also have a hob or dishwasher. A coffee machine and kettle are available in the accommodation. Activities mentioned around the guest house include hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing, windsurfing and fishing. Pets are allowed on request, possibly for an additional charge. Free wired internet access is available in some rooms. Board games and family facilities are also provided.

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is a Provençal village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, set at the foot of cliffs and known for its faience pottery. Its narrow lanes, old houses and workshops give a distinctive character to a walk around the village. The surrounding landscape alternates between limestone hills, olive groves and stretches of garrigue; visitors come for the village’s heritage as well as its outdoor activities.

The Faience Museum traces the history of a craft that made Moustiers famous. The Church of Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption and the Chapel of Notre-Dame de Beauvoir, reached by a sloping path above the village, offer another way to discover its architecture and history. Lake Sainte-Croix and the Verdon Gorges attract visitors interested in swimming, canoeing and hiking. Several areas of the lake can be reached by car from the village for its beaches and scenery. Free parking is available on site; a car makes it easier to explore the region.

Summer days are well suited to water activities and walks in the gorges, but the heat makes it advisable to set off early for a hike. In spring and autumn, the trails and scenic roads are ideal for less busy outings. You can spend a day in the village and its workshops, then choose a hike or canoe trip for the next day. Markets and Provençal restaurants round off the experience, with local produce and regional specialities.