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Dreaming of a perfect summer getaway in France full of sun and fun and long days at the beach or lounging by your own private pool? Well, if you are then we have the ideal villa in Provence for you! Made for a dream summer escape in France with an incredible pool area and lovely outdoor spaces in which to lounge and dine, Les Pivoines is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom villa that sleeps up to eight and is ideal for a family. Located near the famous Azure Coast, in the region of Var, it is in peaceful and beautiful lush natural surroundings but only a short distance from the most appealing seaside resorts and tourist attractions of this gorgeous part of the world.

From villas located right along the famous Côte d'Azur, to vacation rentals amongst the fragrant lavender fields and olive groves of this fertile land, to holiday rentals in beyond picturesque villages and towns made up of pretty stone buildings and canopied cafes, we have a wide range of properties on offer all across the stunning region of Provence. So, if you have been dreaming of a perfect getaway in this magical part of the South of France, then browse our amazing villas in Provence today. 

Provence is best known for the lavender fields and sunflower fields that paint the countryside purple and yellow during the summer months. The sight of these endless fields of blooms is certainly a wonder to behold but spring flowers in Provence are also incredibly charming, if less renowned. If you decide to book a vacation rental in Provence during the spring and you want to check out the seasonal stars of this bucolic landscape, then take note of the following flowering events…

If you have been thinking about planning a holiday in France but you also want to try something a little more unique and a little bit different, then a vacation rental in Corsica is just the thing that you are after! A distinct island with its own culture and quirks and charms, Corsica is in France and has been officially part of the country for 200 years but it is a whole world of its own that firmly has its own identity. 

If you are planning a vacation in France, you might be considering taking a day to head to Paris to take in some of her most famous attractions. Of course, the likes of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame, and more are immediately familiar names that should be sought out should you wish but there are also other incredible and well-known gems that are slightly less obvious but unmissable wonders.

Among these, we would recommend the Rodin Museum, the Petit Palais, and the Musée de l’Orangerie. While each has something special to offer, the Musée de l’Orangerie is where you’ll find Monet’s stunning Water Lilies as well as moderately-sized but excellent collection of works by other Impressionists and Post-Impressionists such as Cézanne, Matisse, and Renoir.