Belle Dune Apartments

Trip Highlights

Belle Dune is one of Pierre & Vacances' most popular self catering holiday villages in France.

Built in the 20th Century style of the Picardy region, the village nestles in a preserved natural area of sand dunes, is surrounded by a large lake and flanked by one of France's finest golf courses.

On-site activities are numerous, the beach is accessible by train plus a mini-market and an English pub.

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From: EUR700 per person ()

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ACCOMMODATION - 267 APARTMENTS - Studio apartment for 4/5 persons - 1 bedroom apartment for 4/5 persons - 2 bedroom apartment for 6/7 persons - 3 bedroom apartment for 7/8 persons - 2 bedroom house for 5/6 persons - 2 bedroom house for 4 persons + baby - 2/3 bedroom house for 7/8 persons (Click on "Accommodation" for further information) 20 apartments available for persons of reduced mobility LEISURE ACTIVITIES - 2000 m from the beach - Aquatic area - Lakes - Golf - Bicycle outing with guide - Fitness sessions - Land yachting - Horse-riding - Fishing - Tennis - Ping-pong, petanque - Sports ground (basket-ball, volley-ball) - Mini-golf SERVICES AND FACILITIES - Launderette - Wifi connection GENERAL INFORMATION Languages spoken: French, English, German Tourist tax (Over 13 years): euros0.80 per person per day Arrivals after 17:00, departures before 10:00 The main reception is open: Out of school holidays: - From Monday to Thursday: 8:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 19:00 - Friday and Saturday: 8:00 to 22:00 - Sunday: 8:00 to 20:00 During the school holiday: - From Monday to Thursday: 8:00 to 19:00 - Friday and Saturday: 8:00 to 22:00 - Sunday: 8:00 to 20:00 THE RESORT - A pedestrian Eco-Village in the heart of a preserved natural area of sand dunes of approximately 250 ha. Sheltered by pine forests - A village lying alongside the lakes, sand dunes and the Belle Dune golf course - Choice of accommodation: apartments or houses, recreating the atmosphere of the Picardy Coast at the turn of the 20th century - Car necessary