VILLA MANDRAGORE Ile du Levant

The Double Room with Sea View is designed for two people and measures 20 m². It has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a private entrance. Its balcony and terrace let you enjoy the outdoors, while the sea view is a feature of the room. Tiled or marble flooring and soundproofing complete the room’s facilities.

The bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet, a hairdryer and free toiletries. Bed linen and towels are provided. There is also a refrigerator in the room. The sleeping arrangement comprises one large double bed. This room therefore brings together the facilities you need for a stay for two, with private outdoor spaces and a sea view.

Outdoor spaces feature prominently, with garden furniture, a terrace, a balcony and a garden, as well as a private beach. The property is on the beachfront and offers water sports facilities on site. The outdoor swimming pool is complemented by parasols and sun loungers or beach chairs. Snorkelling and scuba diving are also among the activities on offer.

Air conditioning, heating, mosquito nets and soundproofing are among the comfort features. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The bar serves wine and champagne, among other drinks, and themed dinners are available. In your room, you will find a private bathroom, free toiletries, a hairdryer, towels and bed linen. A refrigerator, a wardrobe or clothes rack and a socket near the bed complete the facilities.

Île du Levant is one of the Îles d’Hyères, off the Var coast. Its Mediterranean landscape alternates between low-growing vegetation, rocks and small coves where you can swim or observe the seabed. The Héliopolis area gives the island its distinctive atmosphere, with scattered homes and paths that run along the coast. The beach and water activities mainly attract travellers who want to spend their days outdoors, away from large urban centres.

Plage des Pierres-Plates is 220 m away and provides convenient access to the coast. Port de l'Ayguade du Levant, 320 m away, is the island’s maritime link with the mainland. Several paths lead to coves, including Calanque des Moines, and viewpoints such as Table d’orientation. Parc national de Port-Cros, whose waters and islands are renowned for their natural heritage, is 4.5 km away. Cars do not circulate as they would in a mainland town; getting around the island is mainly done on foot.

For a day out, plan a walk along the coastal paths, a stop at a cove and some time for swimming or snorkelling. Summer brings hot days and more visitors; spring and early autumn often offer a quieter pace for walking. The wind can affect sea conditions, particularly for water sports. Adapt your outings to the conditions along the coast and help preserve the natural environment of this Mediterranean island.