Mas des Amis

The entire villa is available to book, bringing together six bedrooms, two living rooms and a fully equipped kitchen across 500 m². It can accommodate up to 16 people and has nine beds, including extra-large double beds and sofa beds. This layout suits families and groups who want to share the living spaces while keeping several separate bedrooms.

The house has air conditioning, a bathroom with a shower and a bath, and a kitchen with a refrigerator, oven, hob, dishwasher and microwave. A washing machine, tumble dryer and fireplace complete the indoor facilities. The balcony, patio and terrace overlook the garden, pool or surrounding area. The heated private pool extends the opportunities to relax outdoors. The villa is offered in a single category, “Deluxe Villa”.

The outdoor areas include a garden, balcony, patio and sun terrace. You can use the barbecue and enjoy the heated private pool, which has a shallow end, toys and a fence. Sun loungers or beach chairs are also available. The villa also has a shared lounge with a TV and a games room.

The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with an oven, hob, toaster, refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher. A coffee machine and a high chair complete the facilities. The flat-screen TV offers cable and satellite channels, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa. Private on-site parking is free. Activities on offer include billiards, hiking, cycling, horse riding and fishing. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge.

Séguret is a hilltop village in Vaucluse, among the wine-growing villages of the Dentelles de Montmirail. Its sloping lanes, old houses and small squares create a Provençal setting for a leisurely stroll. Vineyards shape the landscape around the village, while Mont Ventoux marks the horizon. This stop suits travellers who want to combine walks through a historic village, wine discoveries and outdoor activities.

You can explore the old village of Séguret on foot, between the Clock Tower and the lanes leading up to the former ramparts. Nearby wine estates offer another way to discover the local region, particularly around the Rhône Valley appellations. In Vaison-la-Romaine, ancient remains and the Roman bridge round out a visit to the region's heritage. Mont Ventoux, 7 km away, draws cyclists and hikers with routes of varying difficulty. A car is useful for these visits and for travelling between villages.

Each season brings a different rhythm to excursions: spring and autumn are pleasant for walking among the vineyards and exploring villages, while summer lends itself to long days outdoors and breaks by the pool. In September and October, the grape harvest brings the region's wine-growing activity into focus. You can spend a day in Séguret and enjoy a tasting nearby, then plan another outing to Vaison-la-Romaine or the landscapes of Mont Ventoux.