Le Mas des Oliviers

Le Mas des Oliviers offers three rooms for two or four guests. All have air conditioning and a private bathroom, and each also has a terrace. Room sizes range from 11 to 26 m². Two double rooms accommodate two guests and have a large double bed. The first stands out for its bath, while the other has a shower and a flat-screen TV. The quadruple room, which is accessible to guests with reduced mobility, is the largest and can accommodate four guests. It has a walk-in shower and a terrace. Its sleeping arrangements consist of two single beds and a large double bed.

Facilities vary by room: some have a TV, while the first double room is the only one with a bath. The quadruple room is designed to make wheelchair access easier. The terraces extend each private space and are furnished with outdoor furniture. The rooms also include free toiletries and a hairdryer. A refrigerator and an electric kettle are among the facilities available in the rooms.

Le Mas des Oliviers has an outdoor swimming pool with a shallow end, a garden and a terrace furnished with outdoor furniture. In fine weather, sun loungers let you relax by the pool. An outdoor dining area makes it easy to eat outside. Continental breakfast is served on site. Special-diet menus are available on request, and wine or champagne may be offered. Dinners must be booked at least 24 hours in advance and incur an additional charge.

Free private parking is available on site, including spaces adapted for guests with reduced mobility. The property has accessibility facilities, including toilets with grab rails. Wi-Fi is free in some rooms. Activities available nearby include hiking, cycling, walking, horse riding, fishing and canoeing; there is also a golf course in the area. Board games, puzzles and books or DVDs for children are available.

Salernes is a village in the Var, in the Provençal hinterland, among hills, forests and small rural communities. The village is known for its pottery tradition, which you can discover at the Terra Rossa Museum. The surrounding countryside invites you to go for walks and drives, at a quieter pace than the coast. This stop suits travellers who want to explore the villages and landscapes inland in the department.

The Terra Rossa Museum, dedicated to pottery and local history, is 1.5 km away. The castle ruins and Saint-Pierre Church are among the village's landmarks. Sillans Waterfall, 3.2 km away, is a popular natural site for an excursion and a walk through Provençal vegetation. The troglodyte caves of Villecroze and the village of Sillans-la-Cascade offer more ways to explore the surrounding area. A car makes it easier to travel between these sites and the region's small communities; Toulon-Hyères Airport is the most convenient of the airports mentioned for the area.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, when temperatures are milder. In summer, plan outdoor activities early in the day and leave time for the swimming pool during the hottest hours. You could spend a day visiting Terra Rossa, stopping in the centre of Salernes and taking a trip to Sillans Waterfall. The neighbouring villages, their markets and their narrow streets are pleasant to explore on foot, while the roads through the hinterland lead to more of the Var and Verdon landscapes.