Villa Thalassa Art' B&B

Villa Thalassa Art' B&B offers three accommodation options: the Superior Suite - Sea View, the Family Suite and a caravan. The two suites are in the villa and have similar floor areas, at 38 and 39 m². They have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a terrace. The views are of the sea, garden and pool.

The Superior Suite stands out for its balcony and bathtub, in addition to a shower. The Family Suite accommodates up to four people and has several beds. More compact, the 14 m² caravan has a terrace and a sauna; its private toilet is in a nearby cottage. It is set below the villa and accessed by wooden steps. All three accommodation options have a private bathroom.

The heated, infinity saltwater outdoor pool is one of the places to relax at Villa Thalassa Art' B&B. The garden, terraces and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the open air, while sun loungers, parasols and a pool cover complete the outdoor facilities. Free private parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free.

Guests also have access to a picnic area and an outdoor dining area. Breakfast is among the services on offer, and a kettle or coffee machine is available. Activities listed include hiking, cycling, fishing, canoeing, windsurfing and water sports. Massage sessions, board games and puzzles are also available on site.

Le Lavandou is a seaside resort in the Var, on the Mediterranean coast, opposite the Îles d’Or. Its coastline alternates between sandy beaches, coves and rocky stretches, with paths following the contours of the Maures. Saint-Clair, a coastal neighbourhood in the commune, suits travellers who want to enjoy the beaches while keeping the centre of Le Lavandou within reach. Days can be spent swimming, walking along the seafront and exploring the coastal scenery.

Saint-Clair Cove Beach is 650 m away and Saint-Clair Beach is 700 m away. In the centre of Le Lavandou, the port and ferry terminal offer excursions to the Îles d’Or. Grande Plage du Lavandou stretches near the centre, with a lively promenade in season. The Mémorial des Commandos d'Afrique commemorates an episode of the Provence landings. The bus station serves local journeys; a car is useful for exploring the villages and more distant beaches of the Var. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 18 km away.

Summer brings hot days and large numbers of visitors to the coast; spring and early autumn often offer a quieter pace for walking and sightseeing. A day might begin with a swim at Saint-Clair, continue with lunch in the centre, and end with a boat trip to the Îles d’Or. On Thursday mornings, Le Lavandou market is a chance to discover local produce. For an outing in nature, the paths in the Maures offer routes through pine forests with sea views. The beaches and port remain the main landmarks for enjoying the coast.