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Sylvabelle 11
Saint-tropez, south of france villa rental
22 PEOPLE -
11 Bedrooms -
11 Bathrooms
FROM €9348 / NIGHT
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South of France villas
The perfect stay
in the South of France
The landscape that inspired Van Gogh and Renoir, the South of France boasts dazzling coastlines and gentle countryside with quaint villages and striking architecture. From the rustic charm of Provence’s aromatic lavender fields to the glamour of the French Riviera, you'll find the perfect spot for an unforgettable holiday. Our luxury villas in the South of France place you in the heart of the region’s most prized destinations, offering you an authentic and exclusive experience.
The Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea border this sun-kissed area, providing you with a wealth of glorious coastal gems. From the fashionable resort towns of Cannes and Saint-Tropez to sleepy fishing villages that allow you to step back to simpler times, this spectacular stretch of coastline offers both family-friendly adventures and blissful relaxation.
The Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea border this sun-kissed area, providing you with a wealth of glorious coastal gems. From the fashionable resort towns of Cannes and Saint-Tropez to sleepy fishing villages that allow you to step back to simpler times, this spectacular stretch of coastline offers both family-friendly adventures and blissful relaxation.
Undulating vineyards flourishing under the balmy sun are a defining feature of the hinterland of the South of France. Cycle through these bucolic Provençal scenes or escape to a peaceful mountain village and savour that fresh Alpine air. The dining scene in the South of France will delight gourmands, from the freshest bouillabaisse in seaside bistros to exquisite dishes served at elegant Michelin Star restaurants.
Things
not to miss in the south of France
- Visit Monte Carlo to watch the yachts at the sparkling marina, browse chic boutiques, and roll the dice at the Grand Casino.
- Allow your dedicated concierge to plan a fun cycling tour of the local vineyards for you.
- Visit the famous lavender fields of Provence in mid-summer, when the flowers are at their most vibrant. Wander through the violet rows, sending up billows of scent as you go.
Our insider tips for the South of France
Popular destinations in the South of France
Beyond the sparkle and buzz of the annual Film Festival, Cannes is a dynamic coastal town with a fascinating cultural heritage alongside the haute couture. This sophisticated destination never disappoint with its exclusive beaches, contemporary boutiques on La Croisette promenade, and chic waterfront restaurants overlooking the moored yachts. Grandiose architecture brings depth to this glamorous town, from the regal city hall to the winding alleys of the medieval Le Suquet. Canne's history holds strong alongside the gleaming sports cars and trendy beach bars, creating a captivating ambience.
Saint-Tropez, effortless elegance on the Riviera
Favoured by celebrities and famed for its starring role in Brigitte Bardot’s ‘And God Created Woman’, stunning Saint-Tropez charms with its heady blend of opulent amenities and outstanding natural beauty. Sink into the plush loungers lining the town’s pristine beaches, before cocktails and delicious contemporary dining at one of the renowned sea view restaurants. Wander through La Ponche, the ‘old town’ and historic centre, tucked beneath the fortified citadel. As you weave your way through narrow alleys, full of colourful blooms, you’ll find exclusive boutiques and tempting coffee shops.
Spending time in the warm golden glow of sunny Provence is a soul-nourishing experience. The region boasts some of the most enchanting countryside, coastal, and mountain scenery in France, dotted with charming little towns selling delicious local produce. A region brimming with both family-run bistros and Michelin-Star restaurants, herb-rich Provencal flavours will be at the heart of your holiday. Make exciting new discoveries for your cellar on the region’s many splendid wine trails, where you can sample some of the world’s finest vintages under the tutelage of sommeliers.
The French Riviera, a captivating coastline
Lapped by the glittering Mediterranean Sea for a sweeping 160 km, the French Riviera is a treasure trove of glamorous resort towns and traditional fishing villages. Sink your toes into the warm golden sands, where lapping turquoise waters host both elegant yachts and colourful local fishing boats. Live the high life in the palm-lined Riviera hotspots of Cannes and Saint-Tropez or immerse yourself in the museums, galleries, and architecture of Nice, the cultural hub of the Côte d'Azur. Unapologetically sleek and stylish, the French Riveria is the place to live the beach lifestyle in luxury.
“I have never felt more relaxed than in the South of France. There’s a delicious touch of glamour in the air that is wonderfully contagious and encourages you to indulge in all those decadent things that make a holiday so special.”
Jack Bower
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Our luxury onefinestay vacation rentals and villas in the South of France come with a host of additional services, including wellness activities, sports and equipment hire, dinner reservations, a personal chef, childcare, car hire, entertainment, and celebratory decorations. Just ask your dedicated concierge for more details.
When to visit South of France
JAN
53F
FEB
53F
MAR
59F
APR
64F
MAY
71F
JUN
78F
JUL
82F
AUG
82F
SEP
77F
OCT
68F
NOV
59F
DEC
53F
Please note: these are the average temperatures reported but can vary greatly due to weather conditions, such as heat waves etc. We kindly invite you to contact us for more information, including confirmation that your chosen home has air conditioning, to ensure a comfortable stay.
Best time to go
Spring – As the South of France bursts into bloom, the temperatures steadily climb from 6°C/42.8°F to a pleasant 22°C/71.6°F. Now is the time to enjoy outdoor pursuits in comfortable temperatures, taking advantage of the quieter hiking trails, beaches and watersports out of peak season. Cities and towns are more laid back in the spring, making this a prime time for a city getaway if you're keen to avoid crowds.
Summer - Prepare to soak up the Mediterranean sun, with temperatures commonly exceeding 30°C/86°F. As the sparkling waters of the coast start to warm up, book a beachfront villa in the South of France. Restaurants in the smaller towns and villages will now open for the tourist season, expanding your authentic gastronomic experiences. Meanwhile, this season brings colourful festivals and events to augment your visit to the larger towns and cities.
Autumn – Stimulate your senses as the South of France enters its mellow autumn season. As trees come alight with rusty hues, the air fills with the heady scents of ripening chestnuts and winemaking. Look for local celebrations such as The Day of the Chestnut and Wine Harvest Festivals. Temperatures cool to between 10°C/50°F and 16°C/60.8°F, so book a rural villa to enjoy leisurely hikes and bike rides through the harvest landscape.
Winter – While the South of France may be famous for its balmy summer days, there's a whole different kind of charm to experience during winter. The brisker temperature range of 2°C/35.6°F - 6°C/42.8°F offers the perfect conditions for exploring the numerous hiking trails, art museums and renowned wineries.Start or end your days with walks along the picture-perfect beaches, and relish the peace and quiet at this time of the year.
How to get there
Make the journey as memorable as the arrival. Your dedicated concierge can arrange transportation from the closest airport or train station to your South of France holiday rental home.
By plane
You're spoilt for choice with airports in the South of France, flying to Lyon, Bordeaux, Toulouse, or Nice with ease by chartered plane or private jet. Your concierge will arrange a VIP transfer or car rental to ensure that, once you land, you'll be unwinding in your luxury villa in no time.
By train
Hop on the Eurostar to Paris or Lille and then snake your way down the country to the South of France using a connecting service. The country's fast and efficient train service is a relaxing way to explore the French Riveria and the hinterland, allowing you to see as much of the country as possible during your stay.
By car
Using the ferry or Le Shuttle to cross the Channel, once in France, you'll encounter captivating landscapes and architecture as you drive South. Cruise along the autoroutes or take a more scenic route, winding your way through miles of vineyards and timeless Medieval hamlets to reach your destination.
Local Tips
- Brush up on the French driving rules as on-the-spot fines of up to €750 can be given for traffic violations.
- Pay attention to where the locals eat if you want to savour the best flavours and finest renditions of the classics.
- Consider September for your beachside villa rentals. ‘Indian summers’ are common in the South of France, and during this period you'll benefit from quieter beaches and roads.
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