Cosy, eco-friendly cabins, built of red cedar and perched up on stilts for the best views, a big, safe field perfect for playing football with new friends, an organic kitchen garden where you can pick the ingredients for your dinner, and an indoor pool for family fun. This active and relaxing holiday in nature is a wonderful way of spending quality time together. And all this with the sea just 15 minutes away…
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- 2 nights for for 4 people in a 2-bedroom house (sleeping up to 6) with a kitchenette and terrace with garden furniture and golf-course views
- Bed linen, with beds made on arrival
- Free, unlimited access to the indoor pool, play areas and gym
- 2 entries to the ornithological reserve of Grand-Laviers
- Water, electricity and heating charges
- The end of stay cleaning
- SAFETY MEASURES in place at your accommodation, in light of Covid 19:
- Mask will be worn by your host on arrival and on departure
- Anti-bacterial gel is available for use at the reception desk to Domaine du Val as well as in communal areas (including playgrounds)
- The property is thoroughly sanitised including all frequent-touch surfaces.
- Internal and external communal areas are all thoroughly sanitised.
- Takeaway breakfast available (optional)
- Towels and bedding are washed at 60°
- Swimming-pool is limited to 18 peole and is daily disinfected, water is analysed three times a day
After having worked more than 15 years for a multinational corporation, I decided to return to my home land in 2005 and create the Domaine du Val. I designed it and built it...
Insiders Tips
Get in touch with the locals! They live on site and know how to make the most of your stay. They'll be happy to answer your questions and help you build a tailor-made, off the beaten path itinerary.
Hiding in the Le Marquenterre wooden observation points
The Le Marquenterre Bird Reserve is a great place to take the kids for a day out. For a start, they can run around in safety as there’s a lot of room:-) Running through the pine needles, the sand, on the grass, under the trees… What my daughter likes the most is being able to get so close to the birds: you can see them really clearly on the water and it makes a really big impression on small children as some birds are just as big as them! And, what’s more, there are observation points: wooden observation points where you can’t be seen enable you to look at the birds from very close up without them realising you’re there (and consequently not disturb them). And, of course, hiding just adds to the fun for the little ones!