Maisonnette presqu ile de Giens

This entire holiday home has two bedrooms and can accommodate up to four people. It measures 52 m² and has three beds in total: one double bed and two single beds. Both bedrooms are in a detached accommodation, with a private bathroom equipped with a shower. Air conditioning and a private entrance complete the indoor facilities.

The fitted kitchen lets you prepare meals and includes a fridge, dishwasher, hob, microwave and kitchenware. There is also a dining area, a coffee machine and an electric kettle. The house also has a washing machine and a flat-screen TV. Outside, the terrace overlooks the garden and has dining furniture and a barbecue. The garden view and outdoor space set this house apart from a simple room.

The house has free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout. Air conditioning keeps the interior comfortable, while the washing machine is useful for longer stays. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. There is also a flat-screen TV in the accommodation.

Outside, the garden and terrace are furnished and include a dining area. A barbecue completes the outdoor space. The kitchen has the equipment you need to prepare meals: a hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and kitchenware. A coffee machine and electric kettle are available for hot drinks. The private bathroom has a shower; towels and bed linen can be provided for an additional charge. The accommodation is detached and on the ground floor.

The Giens peninsula forms the southern tip of Hyères, between the Mediterranean and the Pesquiers lagoons. Its landscape alternates between beaches, small harbours, pine woods and coastal paths; the village of Giens retains a peaceful scale, with its market and lanes around the church. This part of the coast suits travellers who want to combine swimming, walks by the water and boat trips. The peninsula is also known for its open seascapes and coves, where the wind can make some days cooler.

La Vignette Beach is 780 m away and Port du Niel Beach is 830 m away. Musée du Niel hosts art exhibitions in a setting overlooking the sea. To visit Porquerolles, the ferry quay is 2.4 km away; the island can be explored on foot or by bike, among beaches and protected landscapes. The ferry terminal provides access to the departure port, while Hyères railway station connects the area to the regional rail network. A car is useful for exploring the different beaches and reaching central Hyères.

In summer, the beaches and ferry services attract more visitors; setting off early lets you enjoy the shore before the busiest hours. Spring and early autumn bring temperatures suited to coastal walks and trips to Porquerolles, with a quieter atmosphere. For a varied day, you could spend the morning at a cove, have lunch in the Giens area, then follow a coastal path in the late afternoon. The mistral can blow along the coast, so bring a light jacket for exposed walks.