Villa Daurus

Villa Daurus is rented as a whole: this 250 m² villa has four bedrooms and can accommodate up to seven people. It suits families or groups who want to share the same address while having several sleeping areas. The house has three bathrooms and a private kitchen.

The bedrooms have four beds: three extra-large double beds and one double bed. The villa has air conditioning, a washing machine and heating. The private pool, balcony and terrace overlooking the garden set this house apart from traditional bed and breakfasts. The outdoor areas let you move between the garden and terrace, while the kitchen provides space to prepare meals. The details describe one entire villa, not several room categories to choose from.

The private outdoor pool is one of Villa Daurus’s main facilities. Pool or beach towels and sun loungers are provided for relaxing in the garden. A picnic area, outdoor furniture and a sun terrace also offer places to sit outside; a balcony and a second terrace complete these spaces. The house has a kitchen and a washing machine, as well as air conditioning and heating.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa. Private on-site parking is free. Family and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs. Private check-in and check-out are available, and there is a designated smoking area. Pets are allowed on request; a supplement may apply. These facilities are suited both to days spent by the pool and to outings along the coast or in the streets of Vallauris.

Vallauris lies between the hills and the Mediterranean coast of the Alpes-Maritimes. The town is known for its history of ceramics, reflected in the workshops and collections of the Musée Magnelli. The old town has Provençal streets and buildings around the château, while Golfe-Juan connects the town to the Mediterranean. This combination of artisan heritage and seaside life suits travellers who want to alternate cultural visits, swimming and excursions along the French Riviera.

The Musée Magnelli and the Musée national Picasso “La guerre et la paix” offer an insight into Vallauris’s links with ceramics and modern art. The beaches of Golfe-Juan, including Plages du Soleil, offer swimming along the coast. Cannes has a promenade along La Croisette, exhibitions and sights in the Le Suquet district. Golfe-Juan-Vallauris railway station connects the town with other coastal cities; Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 14 km away. A car makes it easier to get to the villages and landscapes of the hinterland.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are suitable for spending the day at museums and walking by the sea, with fewer visitors than in summer. The summer months are well suited to the beaches and boat trips, but the coast is busier then. You can spend the morning in central Vallauris, then head to Golfe-Juan to enjoy the sea; another day could be devoted to Cannes or Antibes. In the evening, the coastal towns offer walks along their ports and beaches.