Mas Volver Camargue

Mas Volver Camargue offers several self-contained houses with one, four, five or six bedrooms. The number of bedrooms and the floor area vary by house; some accommodate small groups, while those with several bedrooms suit larger families or stays with friends. The bed arrangements also vary from one house to another.

The equipped houses have a kitchen, a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace. Some have a private swimming pool, a garden or pool view, as well as a dishwasher and a coffee machine. Several houses also have a private entrance and a washing machine. The four-bedroom house has four bathrooms, while the five-bedroom house has five. The 200 m² one-bedroom house also has a kitchen and a terrace.

The garden, terrace and outdoor furniture invite you to enjoy the open-air spaces. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally; sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are also provided. The spa and wellness centre offers various massages, including couples’ massages, as well as treatments for the back, hands, feet, head and neck.

To explore the surrounding area, you can hire bicycles, join cycling tours or go on walking tours. Cooking classes and activities centred on local culture are among the options, along with horse riding and hiking. Private parking is free, Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. An airport shuttle is available for an additional fee. Luggage storage, concierge and daily housekeeping services are also available.

Mas Millet is in the countryside south of Arles, amid the vast landscapes of the Camargue. Here, country estates and hamlets are surrounded by farmland, canals, marshes and lagoons. The area suits travellers who enjoy road trips, open landscapes and nature outings, while also wishing to visit Arles’ heritage. The city combines old lanes, Roman remains and Provençal life, while the Camargue horizons change with the seasons.

The Arles Amphitheatre and the Cryptoporticus bear witness to the city’s importance in Roman times. Pont Van-Gogh recalls the painter’s time in the region, while the Capelière National Nature Reserve offers the chance to observe the natural habitats and birds of the Camargue. The Caveau de Valériole and Domaine de Beaujeu wine estates are nearby. Arles railway station connects the city with other stops in the region; a car is useful for reaching the hamlets and natural sites. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is the nearest airport among those mentioned near the house.

Temperatures are often pleasant for walking and visiting Arles in spring and autumn. Summer brings heat, sunshine and crowds, but also good conditions for enjoying the pool and exploring the landscapes early in the morning or towards the end of the day. You can start the day with the Roman monuments, continue with a walk through the old quarters, then finish with an outing to the marshes. Photography enthusiasts and birdwatchers will find the wetlands of the Camargue another way to explore the region.