Beautiful holiday home with heated, private pool, only 15 min. to the beach
Characterful restored village house in Provence with sun terrace and views. Up to 4 people. A retreat for nature lovers, hikers, and culture enthusiasts in every season.
10% Promotion 10/19/2026 - 11/01/2026
DOMAINE DE ST.AMOUR - "AU LAC"
Discover the charm of the AU LAC holiday home, idyllically located in the heart of the Domaine de Saint Amour. This cozy holiday apartment accommodates 2 to 4 people. Highspeed Internet access included.
Exceptional villa. 180° sea view. Air-conditioned, private pool. 9x4m, sleeps max 4 = 2/4 adults or 2 adults + 2 children. Very quiet, large terraces, private enclosed secured garden, free parking.
CÔTE D’AZUR Comfortable, quiet villa with STUNNING SEA VIEW on a large wooded property. Scenic highlight on the Côte d'Azur!
5% Promotion 11/02/2026 - 11/02/2026
Holiday home for 6 people (3 BR) with pool - in the hinterland of St. Tropez, Côte d'Azur
WLAN, air conditioning, sea view, near St. Tropez, up to 6 persons, 2 bathrooms, sun terrace, kitchen fully equipped - with dishwasher, car parking
Detached house in a quiet, natural location in the midst of lavender fields for 2-4 persons with pool, sheltered terrace and garden (fenced), dogs welcome
Villa with beautiful sea view and pool for 6 pers.
Quietly located, cozy villa. 500 m to the beach and supermarket. Family- and dog-friendly
5% Early-Bird 04/17/2027 - 10/20/2028
Near St. Tropez quiet village house
Village house, quiet and bright – 95 sqm panoramic view, garden, 3 bedrooms, 1 winter garden, living-dining room, kitchen, air conditioning, 2 bathrooms, 2 separate toilets, 2 parking spaces!
12% Last-Minute
Provençal stone house in Chateauneuf de Grasse with 180 sqm living space, 3 rooms, for 6 people. Sea view, heated pool and whirlpool.
DOMAINE DE ST.AMOUR - "LE COTTAGE"
Discover the holiday home LE COTTAGE, a cozy accommodation for 6 people in an idyllic park in the Domaine de Saint Amour.
DOMAINE DE ST.AMOUR - "LA BASTIDE"
Discover the holiday home LA BASTIDE, housed in an authentic bastide from the 18th century.
Country house in Provence, pure nature, in an oasis of tranquility. Swimming pool with large terraces, BBQ, Sauna, 8 persons, sole use of 11 hectares
5% Last-Minute
The Maison Bertuli estate in the Luberon National Park offers 3 detached holiday homes with amenities. Air conditioning, king-size bed, heated pool
Luxe Villa St Raphael private pool
Holiday Cottage much privately from Mer Beautifully secluded villa ca rooms 170 square meters with 5, 3 Bathrooms 4Schlaffzimmer Schone garden with gazon flat.
15% Promotion 10/19/2026 - 10/30/2026
October 2026
Angela und A. from Thüringen
La Bergerie du Domaine
Jouques
Sometimes there are places where you feel comfortable and welcome from the very first moment – and that’s exactly how it was here!
The beautiful, cozy vacation apartment is furnished with a lot of love, everything is clean and well-maintained. Upon our arrival, fresh roses awaited us on the table and welcome drinks in the fridge – a truly heartfelt gesture. Especially memorable are our German-speaking hosts, who immediately made us feel welcome with their open and warm manner. With many valuable tips and advice for planning our vacation, they were always there for us. A small paradise is the dreamlike garden with its incredible variety of extraordinary plants and the many animals to observe. The pool was a highlight for additional relaxation. Those who appreciate peace, nature, and warm hospitality are exactly right here. We can wholeheartedly recommend this beautiful accommodation! Thank you very much for the unforgettable beautiful time and your warmth. We felt completely comfortable and will definitely come back.
September 2026
Iris M. from Frankfurt am Main
Verified guest from Tourist-paradise.com
Apartment Lacoste
Lacoste
We were in Provence for the first time and we really liked it. The house of the Spahn family is cozy and equipped with everything you need. It is quietly located in Lacoste. A real feel-good place to relax. All destinations in Provence are easily accessible, wonderful landscapes, beautiful mountain villages, there is much to explore. Simply recommendable!
September 2026
Ralph B. from Berlin
Verified guest from Tourist-paradise.com
Le Valadas
Lauris
We spent two wonderful weeks in Le Valadas. The house is great, we felt very welcome and enjoyed everything a lot. Our duck also did well - it couldn't be better. It is wonderfully quiet, sitting on the terrace and having a wine is simply fantastic, and the view through the trees is beautiful. On the two slightly cooler days, we lay lazily on the sofas and looked through the large windows into nature between the pages of our book.
We set off today with nostalgia and will fondly remember the beautiful time here.
Thank you very much for the hospitality, dear Josephine.
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August - Ø 232€/night
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No matter where you rent your holiday home in the hinterland near the sea or your holiday apartment in Provence, whether on the coast or inland, you won't be far from the nearest sights. In Marseille, the largest city of the region on the Côte d’Azur, art lovers will get their money's worth. The Museum of Civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean traces the cultural history of this unique landscape. Visual arts can be found in the Museum of Contemporary Art and in the Museum of Fine Arts. Some of Cézanne's paintings also hang here. In Nice, the old town around the harbor is perfect for strolling and promenading. The numerous villas, city palaces, baroque churches, galleries, and museums will keep you enthralled. Continue to the artist and jet-set town of Saint-Tropez, once a tiny fishing village on the shores of the Mediterranean. Gunter Sachs and Brigitte Bardot, as well as comedian Louis de Funès, made the place famous in Germany. In Cannes, one of the world's most important film festivals takes place annually. In Antibes, one of the largest marinas in Europe, super yachts and mega yachts of millionaires and billionaires dock, such as the 85-meter yacht of Saudi Prince al-Walid ibn Talal. In the James Bond film "Never Say Never Again", it was the villain's yacht. Above the harbor stands Fort Carré from 1553. On a tour, you can enjoy a fantastic view of the city and marina. If you are looking for nature after all the jet-set life, don't miss a visit to the Camargue. The wetland in the Rhone delta is a paradise for water birds. Many migratory birds and pink flamingos live here. A horse breed, the Camargue horses, also live in the area. There is just as much to see inland as on the coast. Aix-en-Provence is the historical capital of Provence. The old town consists of a medieval and a Roman part. The Cathedral of Saint-Sauveur, seat of the archbishop, is of architectural history interest. The church was rebuilt several times over the centuries, combining different architectural styles, especially Gothic and Renaissance. Nîmes enchants visitors with its numerous buildings from Roman times. At the center of the old town stands the impressive amphitheater, with a capacity of 25,000 spectators, dating back to the 1st century AD. The temple Maison Carrée is also from this time, close to the theater. At Vers-Pont-du-Gard, the Pont du Gard aqueduct from this time remains preserved. This technical building is an impressive example of the Roman architectural skills 2,000 years ago. The medieval structures in Avignon are no less impressive. In the 14th century, popes and antipopes resided in a monumental palace here. Together with the famous and sung-about bridge of Avignon, the Papal Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Between 1335 and 1430, the Papal Palace was the residence of various popes and antipopes. On the square in front of the UNESCO World Heritage Palace, you can enjoy a glass of wine or Pastis with ice and water. The hustle and bustle on the square and the centuries before your eyes pass by. This is pure southern French lifestyle. If you want to experience Provence as a cultural landscape, visit the Plateau of Valensole to see lavender and almond cultivation. At the annual Lavender Festival (Fête de la Lavande), the event revolves around the purple blossoming and delicately fragrant bushes. Hikers will enjoy the Grand Canyon du Verdon, the 700-meter-deep Verdon Gorge. Spectacular hiking trails run along the slopes and deep down in the valley. On climbing routes, you can master the steep flanks of the canyon and gorges. Mont Ventoux is a dominant, 1909-meter-high mountain in the French Provence. The Celts probably worshiped it as a sacred mountain. The Ventoux became popular across the region after being climbed and described by Francesco Petrarca in 1336. For hikers, this is worth a trip alongside the Luberon. Otherwise, explore the surrounding communities.
It is hard to imagine that the saying "eating like a god in France" originated in the gourmet temples of Paris, once one has tasted the down-to-earth yet divine cuisine of Provence. A blessed landscape and Mediterranean sun provide an inexhaustible supply of fresh ingredients: an abundance of fruit and vegetables, high-quality meat from the pastures and meadows of the hills, game from the forests, and fish from the sea. However, the fish is now generally smaller and only available in small quantities. Just enough for a classic Marseille bouillabaisse with dragonfish, gurnard, and conger eel. Basic ingredients such as tomatoes and zucchini taste so good on their own that a bit of Fleur du Sel and cold-pressed olive oil transform them into a culinary poem. The best olive oils come from the Vallée des Baux de Provence. Provence is famous for its variety of fresh herbs, which give ratatouille its special touch. The bœuf gardian, made with ox meat, is simmered with a handful of herbs in red wine for almost half a day before being served. And every Chef de Cuisine knows that only the best red wine should be used for cooking, in order not to spoil the dish. The fine wines of Provence leave no wishes unfulfilled. If you prefer noble and powerful wines, try the legendary Châteauneuf-du-Pape from the Rhône Valley, the wine of the popes. Rarer as a white wine, but just as good. Lighter and fruitier delicacies can be found in the Vaucluse. Fresh white wines and softly fragrant rosés along with summery red wines that are enjoyable slightly cooled - even in your holiday accommodation amidst the fragrant fields of Provencal lavender. The dreamlike scent will linger in your memory forever.
Provence – a historic cultural landscape in southern France that makes the heart of every Northern European beat faster. Between the port city of Marseille and the Italian border, lavender fields and millennia-old cities, olive groves and picturesque villages lay between the Mediterranean Sea and Voralpen. You can quickly reach your holiday apartment or your private holiday home with a pool in Provence from Germany and Austria by plane. Numerous flight connections will take you to airports in Marseille, Nice, Toulon, Montpellier, and Avignon several times a week. The best connections are to Marseille and Nice. At all airports, you will find car rental agencies so you can stay mobile during your vacation. By train, you can reach Provence from Cologne in about seven hours with the TGV Méditerranée. Many guests travel to their accommodation in the Provence by their own car. To make the journey, which takes about a day, more comfortable, it is advisable to make a stop between Dijon and Lyon before continuing to your holiday accommodation in Provence.
If you visit Provence, you should definitely visit the places Alpes-Maritimes, Var and Vaucluse. Here you can hike in the midst of untouched nature, enjoy the cuisine of the region, and spend relaxing days in idyllic places.
A holiday home or apartment in Provence can be booked from 57 € for one night.
Compared to other regions, vacation in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence or Bouches-du-Rhône is particularly cheap. You can rent a beautiful vacation apartment or holiday home here from 57 € per night.
Looking for the best vacation apartments and houses in Provence? Then you should take a look at the accommodations La Colorée, Le Clos d'Azur and La Bergerie du Domaine.
Yes, in Provence there are 376 holiday homes and apartments where you can vacation with your dog. We recommend these vacation regions and places: Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, Var and Vaucluse.
Book vacation apartments & holiday homes directly with the landlord - best done at Ferienhausmiete.de. Here you pay no additional fees, just the pure rental price. A vacation rental from a private owner is ideal for families, couples or even holidays with dogs.
