A traditionally styled Provencal village nestling in a mature pine and oak plantation, in the heart of the Côte d'Azur

This friendly, generously sized village has an easy-going nature that quickly calms even the most frazzled visitors. Its location, within the shade and sanctuary of a one hundred acre forest, instantly conveys a feeling of peace and wellbeing. Bird song, sheltered pitches and filtered sunlight create an environment of tranquillity and relaxation.

But don't get too chilled out, or you'll miss Oasis Village's first class sports facilities - comprising of a water park with lazy river, ideal for floating away any remaining cares you may have. At the heart of the park is the traditionally styled bar, a great place to meet new friends, or end another blissful day in the Côte d'Azur sun.

Parking is kept separate from the pitches, ensuring that the paths which criss-cross the park are traffic-free and safe. Wander to the well-stocked supermarket, enjoy a meal on the restaurant's outdoor terrace or simply stretch out on your own terrace, and fill your lungs with that fragrant, South of France air.

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Some facilities are mid-summer only and some are payable

Dining

Restaurant:  French style with an outdoor terrace
Take-away meals
Bar:  Located at the main square, traditional French style bar
Pizzeria

Shopping

Good selection of groceries and household items

Swimming pools

Life guard April - September. Sun terrace, Sun loungers available.
First Outdoor Pool: For all the family and it is heated
Second Outdoor Pool: For all the family, is heated with a wave machine
Third Outdoor Pool: For toddlers only
Fourth Pool: For all the family

Activities

Basketball
Badminton
Cycle Hire
Table Tennis
4 Tennis courts
Volleyball
Football
Organised Excursions
Archery

other Services

Washing machines
Clothes dryer
Internet access available
Hairdressers

 

Just a few kilometres separate your new home from the delightful Côte d'Azur, with its coastline punctuated with pretty Provençal villages, centuries-old vineyards and limestone cliffs that plunge into the clear waters of the Mediterranean.

For a closer look at the Med, take the Aquavision d'Agay - an underwater viewing trip on a glass-bottomed boat. Visit the Roman town of Fréjus, and learn of the area's history at its excellent Musée Archeologique, with its rich collection of Roman remains. 

Head inland, and you're in lavender country. Take the road from Castellane as it wanders through woods and fields of the heady purple shrub, wind your windows down and inhale the soothing aromas.

Aromatherapy doesn't get better than this! For a great panorama of this sublime coastline, climb to the summit of the Roquebrune Mountain and views of the Riviera open out below you.

 

Activities

Boat trips: 12 km
Canoeing: 12km
Freshwater fishing: 9 km
Golf course: 6 km
Horse riding: 9 km
Motor boats: 12km
Pedalo: 17 km
Sailing: 12 km
Scuba diving: 12km
Sea fishing: 12 km
Swimming Pool: 10km
Tennis: 14 km
Water skiing: 17 km
Windsurfing: 12 km

Shopping

Nearest town/village: 2 km
Nearest bank: 5 km
Nearest pharmacy: 2 km
Nearest supermarket: 10 km
Nearest Post office: 1 km

Towns to visit

Cannes 37km
Grasse 43km
Fréjus 9km
Port Grimaud 30km
Cogolin 35km
St Tropez 37km
Roquebrune 9km
St Raphael 9km
Saint Cézaire 51km

Attractions

Parc Zooligique de Fréjus:
Established in 1971 on 50 acres of natural Mediterranean woodland. Discover more than 130 different species from all of the continents, from mammals to birds and reptiles. Various exhibitions by the trainees encourage audience participation

Aquavision d'Agay:
Underwater viewing trip on a glass bottomed boat.

Les Grottes de Baume Obscure:
Discover the most beautiful caves of the region 70 metres below the surface. Over 700 metres of paths through a series of spectacular caves.

Musée Archeologique Municipal:
Founded at the end of the 19th Century, this museum in the town hall possesses a rich collection of Roman archaeological pieces.

Grand Canyon du Verdon: 
The French "Grand Canyon". Spectacular views with the river Verdon running along the bottom of the gorge from Castellane to the Lac de Ste Croix. Length 21kms, depth 200-700m. 6-8 hours descent for experienced rafters only. The road from Castellane passes through woods & fields of lavendar used in the perfumeries at Grasse through to Moustiers-Ste. Marie on the D952.

Visiobulle
Through the glass-bottomed hull of this boat you can view 14 metres deep into the Mediterranean and admire the marine life on the seabed around Cap d'Antibes. On deck discover the breathtaking coastline as you cruise past the cliffs with their luxury hotels and exclusive villas.

Luna Park de Gassin
Small theme and leisure park with over 22 attractions for the family. Open every evening until late with all the usual favourite funfair rides

local events

The spectacular Firework Festival is held in Cannes on 14th July where international teams compete to give the most amazing show; the La Castellada Festival in Nice celebrates the season between 19th July and 2nd September and Grasse celebrates its perfume industry with the Fete de la Rose between 14th and 16th May.

For fantastic views of the coast, you can climb to the summit of the Roquebrune Mountain. The smart resort of Cannes has an elegant promenade lined with palm trees. To the west is St Tropez, which has a harbour full of splendid boats and is on the southern shore of one of the most stunningly beautiful bays of the Riviera.

HOW TO GET THERE

With flights to Nice from many regional airports in the UK, fly drive is a popular choice. However, the route from Calais is direct for those preferring to drive and stop-over.

Airport

Toulon 52km
Nice 62km
Marseilles 150km

Ferry port

Bilbao 943km
Caen 1110km
Calais 1173km
St Malo 1216km