Maison Martina

La Maison Martina is rented as a whole and has two bedrooms across 70 m². It accommodates up to six people. The layout combines two sleeping areas, a private bathroom and living spaces with a lounge and dining area. The beds comprise two single beds, one large double bed and one double bed.

The kitchen allows you to prepare meals on site and includes an oven, microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. The bathroom has a bath and shower. A washing machine, flat-screen TV and private entrance complete the facilities. The balcony, patio and terrace extend the living spaces outdoors. The windows look out over the garden, mountains, town or inner courtyard. This holiday home brings the bedrooms and shared areas together under one roof, making it suitable for a family or group of friends.

La Maison Martina offers free Wi-Fi throughout the house. The rooms are family-friendly and non-smoking. For meals, the kitchen has a kettle or coffee machine; breakfast in the room is also available, as are wine or champagne. Outdoor furniture, a dining area and a terrace make it possible to sit outside, while the barbecue adds to the house's facilities.

Activities around the accommodation include hiking, cycling, canoeing, fishing and horse riding. Water sports facilities are available on site, and bicycle hire is offered. Guests can also enjoy massages, a public bath or an open-air bath. Bike tours, walking tours and classes about local culture are among the activities available. The house has a garden, patio and picnic area. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. No parking is available on site.

Castellane is a small town in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, at the entrance to the Verdon scenery. The village is dominated by Le Roc, a distinctive rocky outcrop overlooking the rooftops and narrow streets. Its old streets, gates and churches offer a glimpse of its history, while the village square serves as a daily meeting place. The region attracts travellers who want to combine heritage visits, walks and outdoor activities.

In the centre, Église Saint-Victor, Porte de l'Annonciade and Tour de l'Horloge can be discovered as you walk through the streets. Maison Nature et Patrimoines introduces the area and its heritage. Pont du Roc offers views of the Verdon and the surrounding landscape. The Verdon Gorge, 18 km away, offers cliff scenery and opportunities for hiking and water sports; Balcon de la Mescla is 30 km away. Saint-André-les-Alpes railway station is 13 km away. Castellane is easy to explore on foot, but a car makes it easier to visit the surrounding villages and natural sites.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks and sightseeing without the summer crowds. In summer, allow time to explore the gorge and its viewpoints, or take to the water when conditions allow. You can combine a day among Castellane's narrow streets with a hike in the Verdon Regional Natural Park; if you prefer a more leisurely pace, spend the morning in the village and the afternoon enjoying the valley scenery.