The Villa Goya is an independent house of 65 square meters equipped with an air-conditioner, it is built in traditional stone, not overlooked, located in the south, with a private garden and a swimming pool, out of sight.

You will enjoy a private indoor spa with a view of the garden, an unbeatable moment of relaxation! This high-end spa is equipped with multifunction chrome jets, chromotherapy with its LEDs.

On the ground floor, a living room with fitted kitchen, in soft colors combining modernity and authenticity with a wood stove, a large screen HD satellite TV with cable TV, a home cinema (DVD player, audio CD, radio, and USB sockets).

The mezzanine bedroom is a cocoon full of charm, with its queen size bed (160x200 cm) and its HD LCD screen. The bathroom is made of tadelakt, features double sinks, an Italian-style shower of 120x80 cm as well as a relaxation room with a sofa.

The garden is enclosed and planted with olive trees, lavender, it also features a swimming pool, a barbecue, a summer lounge that inviting you to relax!

The Villa is an ideal place to make the full of your stay, you will be lulled by the song of the cicadas and surrounded by varied landscapes.

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In these quality accommodation, you will be provided with WIFI, bath towels and household linen. Baby equipment on request.

Night or weekend rental is available exclusively outside the July/August period.

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Around the villa, you can enjoy walking in the heart of nature and discover the Camargue region in a horse-drawn carriage.

Get into the authentic landscapes of our region during a 4x4 safari accompanied by a local guide or quad, explore the fauna and flora with the family at the Scamandre de Gallician

Discovery Center, taste the wines of Costières de Nîmes, visit a manade (typical breeding of Camargue bulls and horses) commented by the manadier (breeder), etc.

Within a radius of 25 km, discover the medieval city of Aigues-Mortes and its 13th century ramparts, visit the Salins du Midi, vast areas where the Camargue salt is harvested.

Take a barge cruise on the Rhône to Sète canal, explore the wild coasts of the Mediterranean, and Petite Camargue aboard a catamaran, stroll in the fishing port of Grau du Roi, relax on the beaches of fine sand for a moment of idleness, observe the flamingos of the Pont de Gau ornithological park. You can also visit the city of Saintes Maries de la Mer.

A little further in the region lie the ancient Roman cities of Arles and Nîmes, the Pont du Gard site and the country of Uzège, the Haribo candy museum, the bamboo forest of Anduze, Avignon the city of the Popes, Provence and the Alpilles, etc.