In the Calanques National Park, 100 meters from the sea, in the tiny fishing port of the famous Les Goudes neighborhood, this home—owned by a local artist—is bright and offers breathtaking ocean views. 1 balcony (ocean view), 2 small terraces (ocean and hill views), 1 small garden.
3 small beaches within a 5-minute walk.
Scuba diving, kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, restaurants, and a grocery store on-site.
In the summer, a ferry takes you to the heart of Les Goudes from the Old Port… no more traffic jams!
Accommodation:
The “little house in the Calanques” is a one-bedroom apartment with a mezzanine, approximately 50 m², that can accommodate 1 to 4 people.
It features 2 terraces (with sea or hill views), 1 balcony with a sea view, and a small garden.
It consists of an open-concept dining room and kitchen, a bedroom, a small living room with a sofa bed, and a mezzanine.
The sea is visible from nearly every room.
GROUND FLOOR (30 m²)
- Kitchen: equipped with a two-burner gas stove, a multifunction oven (microwave, broiler, convection oven), a dishwasher, a washing machine, and an electric coffee maker.
- Dining room: 1 teak table (seats 6) and 4 teak chairs
- Bathroom (with walk-in shower) / Toilet
UPPER FLOOR (17m²)
- 1 Open living room (7m²)
1 two-seater sofa bed (120×200)
A library of novels, guidebooks, and comic books in French or English is also at your disposal. Sorry, no TV—but it’s better to look out at the sea…;-)
- 1 Bedroom (9 m²)
1 double bed (140×200) + dresser, nightstand, and a closet/wardrobe.
MEZZANINE (8 m²)
- 1 foam sofa bed for 1 (small) person or, more likely, a child
OUTDOORS
- terraces + garden with ocean view, totaling 20 m²
- SOUTH-FACING terrace (teak + stainless steel) + a small courtyard with pebbles
- a balcony (teak + stainless steel, 4.5 m²) with ocean view
- 1 small teak table (on the balcony, with ocean view), 1 large teak table (seats 6–8 people) with 4 chairs.
Guest Access
The entire house is available to guests
Additional Notes
The house is not accessible by car (the last 100 meters are on foot along a small path).
Once you’ve unloaded, park at the entrance (near the pub, for example) or at the village exit on the main road rather than in the side streets (watch out for speed bumps).