Explore the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Region

The Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region stretches between the sea and the mountains, offering a diversity of landscapes and atmospheres that make it a truly unique destination. Bordered by the Mediterranean, bathed in sunlight, and steeped in history, it blends the gentle charm of the coastline with the majestic Alpine peaks, sun-drenched plains, and pine forests that cover its inland areas.

A land of contrasts and traditions, it captivates with its hilltop villages, turquoise-watered coves, endless vineyards, and vibrant cities where heritage and modernity intertwine.

Comprising six departments, the region showcases a unique identity in each:

Var: A blend of vineyards, beaches, and Mediterranean forests, home to iconic sites such as the Verdon Gorges and Saint-Tropez.

Alpes-Maritimes: A mix of glamour and untamed nature, from Nice to Cannes and the Mercantour National Park.

Bouches-du-Rhône: The heart of Provence, featuring Marseille, the Calanques, and the ancient treasures of Arles.

Vaucluse: A land of lavender fields and authentic villages, including Avignon and the Luberon.

Alpes-de-Haute-Provence: A haven of unspoiled nature, perfect for hiking enthusiasts.

Hautes-Alpes: An alpine paradise with breathtaking landscapes, ideal for outdoor sports.

But Provence is more than just a postcard—it’s a way of life that can be felt at every moment. Here, the days begin with the rhythm of vibrant markets, where the scents of aromatic herbs, honey, and sun-ripened fruits fill the air.

Life is savored over a glass of rosé and a Mediterranean-inspired dish, accompanied by the soothing song of cicadas and the gentle warmth of an afternoon beneath the plane trees.

Traditions are alive and shared in the energy of summer festivals, the warmth of village celebrations, or the simple pleasure of a walk through the olive groves.

Nestled in this enchanting setting, Villa des 14 Oliviers is the perfect retreat to experience the soul of the South. Located in the heart of the Var, between the sea and rolling hills, it is an invitation to relaxation and escape. Just minutes from some of the region’s most beautiful sites, it offers the freedom to explore Provence at your own pace—whether by discovering the surrounding vineyards, wandering through local markets, or simply enjoying the peace and serenity of a preserved natural setting.

Staying here means embracing a true getaway in a region that is not just visited but fully lived—through its landscapes, its flavors, and its ever-changing light.