Les Bastides du Mas de l'Amarine

Each of the two villas can accommodate up to six guests and has three bedrooms, a living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace overlooking the garden. The 150 m² villa has four bathrooms and three extra-large double beds, as well as a sofa bed. The 130 m² villa has three bathrooms and three extra-large double beds. Both include air conditioning, a private pool, a washing machine and a dishwasher.

The balcony and terrace overlook the garden, pool and mountains. The kitchen includes a fridge, oven, microwave, kettle and coffee machine, among other appliances. The outdoor areas are furnished for dining outside.

Each villa has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals on site, including an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and coffee machine. A private laundry room includes a washing machine and tumble dryer. Outside, furnished gardens, terraces and barbecue facilities extend the living areas. The private pool, sun loungers and pool towels complete the leisure facilities.

Body, hand, head, foot, neck and back massages may be available. Guests can also enjoy walking tours, cycling tours, hiking, cycling or horse riding; bicycle hire is available. The indoor parking is free and private, and the villas have free Wi-Fi. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a small town in the Alpilles, among the limestone landscapes and cultivated land of northern Bouches-du-Rhône. Its old town streets, Provençal façades and shady squares invite you to explore on foot, while nearby paths cross olive groves, vineyards and garrigue. The town suits travellers looking to combine heritage, walks and a taste of Provence, with villages and ancient sites accessible by car. Markets and lively streets also offer a glimpse of local life, particularly during the warmer months.

The remains of Glanum and the Antiques site bear witness to the ancient Roman city established at the foot of the Alpilles. The Estrine Museum displays art collections and exhibitions related to Vincent van Gogh, who lived in Saint-Rémy. The Arènes Municipales Chomel Coinon host bullfighting and festive events. Explore the historic centre on foot, taking in the old gateways, churches and market squares. For travel to other towns, Tarascon railway station is 15 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 34 km away. A car makes it easier to explore the Alpilles and nearby villages.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times for walking in the Alpilles, when temperatures are milder. In summer, plan visits to ancient sites for the morning and spend the hottest hours relaxing in the garden or by the pool. A day could combine a visit to Glanum, a stroll through the old town and a drive along roads lined with olive trees. Art lovers can also visit places associated with Van Gogh's stay before going to the Estrine Museum. Markets and local festivals add to the rhythm of a stay, depending on the season.