Olympe de Provence

Olympe de Provence is offered as a whole: the 180 m² villa has four bedrooms and can accommodate up to ten people. This layout suits families or groups who want to share a house while having several separate places to rest. The bedrooms are spread throughout the villa, and the beds comprise one extra-large double bed and four large double beds.

The shared spaces include a fitted kitchen, a living room and two bathrooms. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a dishwasher are useful for a longer stay. The bathroom has a bath and a shower. The villa also stands out for its views of the garden, town and mountains, as well as its balcony and terrace. The private swimming pool and patio extend the living spaces outdoors.

The villa has a fitted kitchen for preparing meals, with a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, toaster and dishwasher. An electric kettle and a tea or coffee maker complete the equipment. The outdoor dining area, garden furniture and barbecue make it easy to eat outside, on the patio or terrace. The garden and balcony also provide space to enjoy the fresh air.

The private swimming pool is one of the house’s standout features; sun loungers and parasols are also available. Indoors, air conditioning, heating, a washing machine and a tumble dryer make everyday life easier. The living room has a flat-screen TV. Private parking is free, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa. Pets are welcome at no extra charge. The house has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and a private entrance.

Caromb is a village in Vaucluse, set among the vineyards of the Comtat Venaissin at the foot of Mont Ventoux. Its narrow streets, old houses and central square give the town the feel of an inhabited Provençal village rather than a resort. The surrounding area alternates between vineyards, orchards and hills, making it suitable for travellers looking to combine walks, village visits and time outdoors. Place Nationale hosts the local market, while the belfry and Saint-Maurice Church bear witness to the history of the village.

Nearby wine estates offer a way to discover the region’s appellations and agricultural landscapes. Château du Barroux and Château de Crillon-le-Brave add heritage stops to excursions in the hills. Mont Ventoux dominates the region and draws cyclists and hikers; its routes pass through landscapes that change with the altitude. Carpentras railway station, 7 km away, provides access to the regional rail network. A car is useful for exploring the villages, vineyards and natural sites scattered around Caromb.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are suited to walks and visits to wine estates. In summer, the heat makes it best to head out early in the morning, then enjoy the swimming pool during the hottest hours. You could start the day at the Caromb market, continue with a tasting at a wine estate and finish with a walk in a nearby village. Cycling enthusiasts can spend a day riding the roads of Mont Ventoux, while families will find outdoor activities in the surrounding natural areas.