Maison d'Azur

La Maison d'Azur offers two accommodation options called “Holiday Home” and “Two-Bedroom House”. Each is listed for six people and measures 70 m². Both configurations have two bedrooms, with a large double bed in one and two single beds and a large double bed in the other. Private bathrooms are among the room amenities. The first description also details a living room, three bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen. It highlights a terrace with lake views, as well as views of the garden and river. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, fridge, kitchenware and a coffee machine.

The house also has air conditioning, a washing machine, a flat-screen TV and a barbecue. The second name emphasises the two bedrooms and the capacity, with the same floor area and bed configuration. The beds are listed in a family configuration to accommodate adults and children.

La Maison d'Azur brings together useful amenities for a stay by the sea. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house, and free private parking is provided on site. The terrace, outdoor furniture and garden offer space to enjoy the fresh air around the accommodation. Barbecue facilities are also available. The beach and water sports facilities are accessible on site. You can also go horse riding, scuba diving and windsurfing in the area. Bicycles are lent to guests, while board games and puzzles are available for relaxing moments.

The house is air-conditioned and has soundproofed rooms and heating. The accommodation includes a private bathroom. The sun terrace adds to the outdoor spaces, along with the garden and furniture. Public transport tickets are also among the services offered. The beach and water activities are well suited to days outdoors, while the garden and board games offer opportunities to unwind at home.

Port Grimaud is a lakeside town in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, known for its canals, bridges and colourful-fronted houses. Life in the neighbourhood centres on the harbour and walks along the water; the sandy beaches draw families and swimmers. The house is set in this maritime landscape, in an area where you can alternate beach days with walks around the marina. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: summer is lively and sunny, while spring and early autumn bring milder days.

Plage Sud is 190 m away, and the boat shuttle is 250 m away. Église Saint-François-d’Assise, among the canals, is a landmark in Port Grimaud; the local market is a chance to discover the area's produce and crafts. Saint-Tropez, 4 km away, has a harbour, old lanes and a citadel housing a museum dedicated to maritime history. Grimaud village, with its castle ruins and medieval streets, is also worth visiting inland. A car makes it easier to explore the Gulf, while boat services connect the area's ports.

For a day by the water, you can walk to the beach, then explore Port Grimaud's canals and quays. In summer, plan walks and visits for the cooler hours and leave time for a swim. In the off-season, the villages and paths of the Massif des Maures can be explored at a more leisurely pace. The surrounding wine estates offer another stop among vineyards and Mediterranean landscapes. An outing to Saint-Tropez is an easy addition to your stay, with a stroll around the old harbour and a visit to the citadel.