The hamlet of St. Antonin is nestled among arid hills, covered with pine and scrub, sprinkled with vineyards here and there.
The town of Lorgues is 7 kilometres (4½ miles) away. A typical Provence town, its architecture has been carefully preserved, and is known from near and far. Along its main street, framed by centennial plane trees, our guests will enjoy strolling from one café terrace to another. The colourful weekly farmers' market on Tuesday mornings is well worth a detour.

Activities:

For golfer several greens are available in the area, including St-Endréol, Valescure, St-Tropez, and Beauvallon.
The region is a treasure for cyclists of all colours, as well as for hikers who will enjoy the multitude of marked trails offered by this well-preserved region.
The closest sea-side beaches are just under an hour drive away, at Ramatuelle (St-Tropez), to mention just one of many!

The gorges of the Verdon and the Lake of Sainte-Croix are two splendid and majestic sites, offering a piece of paradise to fans of sailing and fishing.
Visits to the many gourmet restaurants in the area will be a treat for those who appreciate true Provençal cuisine, and will certainly complement your visits to the wine cellars of the châteaux dotting the country roads.

A host of registered monuments are within a short distance and should not be missed, including the Abbey of Thoronet, which attracts thousands of visitors each year, as well as the Castle of Entrecasteaux, a superb and elegant structure built between the 11th and 18th centuries.