Roulotte Natiraa avec sauna et piscine

La Roulotte Natiraa offers a double room set up in a caravan and designed for two people. The private bathroom includes a shower, toilet, hairdryer and free toiletries. Bed linen and towels are provided. A coffee machine and dining table are also available.

The balcony sets this room apart, opening onto the garden and outdoor swimming pool. The sauna is one of the caravan’s amenities and offers another way to relax on site. The room measures 10 m²; its layout brings together the essentials in a compact space. Heating is provided, and a fan completes the facilities. The arrangement suits a stay for two, with a double bed. The pool and garden views, together with the balcony, distinguish this room from accommodation without a private outdoor space.

La Roulotte Natiraa’s amenities combine outdoor relaxation with practical facilities. The outdoor swimming pool lets you enjoy the garden in fine weather, while the caravan also has a sauna. A terrace adds to the outdoor spaces. Free parking makes arriving by car and parking on site easier.

Breakfast is available, and the laundry facilities are useful for stays of several days. The rooms are non-smoking. Heating and a fan cater to different temperatures, while the mosquito net provides extra protection. In the room, you will find a private bathroom with a shower, a toilet, a hairdryer, towels and bed linen. A coffee machine, dining table and socket near the bed complete the amenities. The balcony comes with views of the pool and garden.

Tarascon is a Provençal town in Bouches-du-Rhône, on the left bank of the Rhône, opposite Beaucaire. Its old town retains narrow streets, medieval gates and buildings linked to the town’s history. The Château du Roi René dominates the townscape and recalls Tarascon’s role in the history of Provence. This stop suits travellers who appreciate heritage, small riverside towns and exploring at a leisurely pace.

The Château du Roi René, 2.5 km away, is worth visiting for its architecture and history. The Arènes Jacques Durand, 2.2 km away, reflect the region’s bullfighting traditions. The Musée du tissu Souleïado, 2.4 km away, showcases the history of Provençal fabrics. Across the Rhône, Beaucaire also has a castle and an old town. Tarascon railway station is 2.8 km away; a car is useful for exploring the villages and attractions spread across the surrounding area. Boulbon, 4.7 km away, is a Provençal village dominated by the remains of its castle.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the streets and visit the monuments without the intense summer heat. In summer, sunny days are well suited to relaxing in the gardens and taking trips to nearby towns. You can spend a day visiting Tarascon Castle, strolling through the old town and exploring Beaucaire, before returning to the peace of the garden. The Rhône’s scenery and country roads also offer routes for exploring the area around Tarascon by car.