Vacancéole – Le Domaine de Camiole

Accommodation at Vacancéole – Le Domaine de Camiole ranges from double rooms and studios to one-, two- or three-bedroom apartments. A three-bedroom holiday home completes the selection. Double rooms, with or without a balcony, have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Studios add a kitchenette, while the apartments include a fully equipped kitchen for self-catering stays.

Floor areas vary by accommodation type. Some apartments have a balcony; others offer a sitting area or dining area. Larger layouts include several bedrooms and beds in the living room. The three-bedroom holiday home stands out for its private pool and terrace. Beds and occupancy vary between accommodation types, with options suited to couples, groups and families.

Vacancéole – Le Domaine de Camiole offers two outdoor pools, a garden and several outdoor areas, including a sun terrace. Activities around the property include horse riding, cycling, hiking, canoeing, fishing and table tennis. The leisure facilities let you alternate between swimming and outings in the Pays de Fayence.

Free private parking is available on site without reservation. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. The accommodation is air-conditioned; family rooms and non-smoking rooms are among the options available. Pets are allowed on request, and an additional charge may apply. A sauna and gym are also available for an additional fee. The resort also has a laundry service, board games and meeting or reception facilities. Rooms include a private bathroom with free toiletries.

Callian is a hilltop village in the Pays de Fayence, in the Var hinterland. Its narrow streets, stone houses and château create a Provençal setting among the hills rather than on the coast. The village appeals to travellers who want to explore historic towns, enjoy outdoor activities and reach the coast during their stay. Montauroux, Fayence and Tourrettes are also part of this landscape of neighbouring villages.

Callian Château overlooks the village’s narrow streets, while Notre-Dame des Roses Chapel and the Church of Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption bear witness to its religious heritage. In Fayence, the Clock Tower and the Pays de Fayence Ecomuseum offer a look at local history. The surrounding trails and natural areas are ideal for hiking and cycling; Fondurane Biological Reserve offers another idea for an outdoor excursion. Terre Blanche golf courses also attract golf enthusiasts. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and reach the French Riviera beaches; Cannes is about a 30-minute drive away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the villages and trails, with generally milder temperatures than in midsummer. In summer, you can alternate between swimming, walks through the narrow streets and trips to the coast, which is busier during the holidays. For a varied day out, start by visiting Callian, continue to Fayence to explore its heritage, then spend the afternoon outdoors or swimming. The surrounding area is easy to explore in stages, taking time to stop in the different hilltop villages.