Santa Margarita

Santa Margarita offers two types of accommodation: a Double Room with Sea View and a Two-Bedroom Apartment with a terrace. The Double Room measures 20 m² and accommodates two people. The more spacious apartment, at 30 m², has two separate bedrooms and a living room; it can accommodate up to four people. Both types of accommodation have a private bathroom, a terrace and sea views.

A flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and an electric kettle are among the shared amenities. The Double Room has sleeping space for two, while the apartment has a large double bed and a double bed split between its two bedrooms. The sofa completes the apartment’s living area. Both layouts suit a stay for two or a getaway with family or friends.

Santa Margarita’s outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture and a sun terrace. The guest house is by the beach, and the accommodation also has a terrace. The rooms are non-smoking. Heating and a fan are available to adapt the comfort to the season.

For relaxing indoors, guests will find a TV, a flat-screen TV and board games or puzzles. Books, DVDs and music for children are also provided. A teapot and a coffee machine let you prepare a drink in your accommodation; the rooms also have an electric kettle. The private bathroom includes a shower or bath, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer. Free private parking is available on site.

Anthéor is part of the Saint-Raphaël coastline in the Var, where Mediterranean coves meet the red rocks of the Estérel. This coastal area, with its small beaches and hills sloping down towards the sea, appeals to travellers seeking swimming, walks and southern landscapes. The surroundings are less urban than central Saint-Raphaël; a car is useful for exploring different parts of the massif and coastline.

Plage des Anglais is 320 m away, while Calanque des Anglais is 410 m away. These coves offer access to the shore and views of the Mediterranean. Anthéor-Cap-Roux station, 900 m away, serves the coastal line; Agay station is another option for train travel. The Estérel massif, with its trails among pine trees and rock formations, is well suited to walks and scenic outings. Saint-Raphaël also has a port, beaches and shopping streets, while Cannes makes an excursion to another coastal city possible.

In summer, plan walks for the cooler hours and leave time for swimming in the coves. Spring and early autumn are pleasant for exploring the Estérel trails in milder temperatures. You can spend a day alternating a walk in the massif, a break by the water and a visit to Saint-Raphaël’s neighbourhoods. Coastal stations make some trips in the area easier, but a car gives you more freedom to visit different beaches and trailheads.