Le mas sous les étoiles

Le mas sous les étoiles is rented as a whole: the villa offers six bedrooms, five bathrooms and 380 m² of space. It can accommodate up to 16 people and has four large double beds and four bunk beds. This layout suits family stays or groups of travellers, with shared spaces in the house.

The kitchen, dining area and lounge provide places to gather indoors; the fireplace and air conditioning make stays comfortable in different seasons. The villa also has a bathroom with a bath and shower, as well as a balcony and terrace. The windows overlook the garden, pool or mountains. A flat-screen TV, washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher are among the facilities. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The villa has a private outdoor pool, garden, balcony and terrace furnished with outdoor furniture and a dining area. Parasols and sun loungers make it easy to enjoy the outdoor spaces. There is also a barbecue. Indoors, the games room offers several activities, including billiards, darts and table tennis; board games and leisure equipment are also available.

The kitchen includes a coffee machine, kettle, fridge, oven, microwave and dishwasher. The accommodation also has a lounge with a fireplace, a flat-screen TV and streaming services. There is a café on site, and a bar is among the services. Private parking is free, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa. A playground and outdoor games are provided for children.

Joucas is a Provençal village in the Luberon, surrounded by hills, fields and small roads linking the region’s hilltop towns. Its lanes and stone houses create a peaceful setting away from large urban centres. The village suits travellers who want to discover Vaucluse’s rural heritage, alternate walks with sightseeing, or explore the countryside by car.

Gordes, known for its stone houses set into the hillside and its château, is 4.3 km away. The Village des Bories features dry-stone buildings that bear witness to traditional local architecture. In Roussillon, the Ochre Trail passes through former quarries in shades of red and orange. Mont Ventoux stands out on the horizon and draws hikers and cyclists. The distances between villages make a car useful for arranging trips around the Luberon; Joucas itself can be reached on foot from nearby areas.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the villages and along hiking routes, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. In June and July, lavender fields add colour to several parts of Provence, while summer brings hot days and more visitors to the most popular sites. You could spend a day with a morning in Gordes, a stop at the Village des Bories and a walk through Roussillon’s ochre landscapes. For cycling trips or long walks, it’s best to set off early when the sun is strong.