La Bergerie de Calabrun

Les Baux-de-Provence

The rock comes right into the living room, the cliffs of Les Baux-de-Provence close around the garden, and a pool indoors stays warm all winter. A shepherds’ shelter once; now, yours. Five bedrooms for ten, three minutes by car from the village.

House manager

Breakfast included

Daily housekeeping

Linen and towels

Indoor pool, heated all year

From €2,500 / per night

Weeks in summer, Saturday to Saturday; from three nights the rest of the year

Included in your stay

Mornings are ours: breakfast laid and served, every room restored. Afternoons and evenings are yours, in complete privacy, with our concierge a message away. Should you wish our team to stay on, a chef to cook, or the beds turned down at dusk, we arrange it à la carte.

What’s included

Breakfast, a buffet of local and seasonal produce, prepared and served by our team

Housekeeping every morning

Bed linen and towels renewed during the stay

A house manager and our concierge every day in office hours: the welcome, the tour of the house, bookings, transport and our addresses

The garden and the pool looked after, the pool heated from May to September

The house itself: Wi-Fi, Sonos, bath products renewed, candles, books and pétanque

Cleaning on departure

On request

Our team in the afternoon or the evening

Turndown at dusk

Extra hours of housekeeping

Dry cleaning

A private chef

Table service

Childcare

Groceries and wines

Experiences and excursions

Wellness

Transfers

History

The hour the shepherds came home

  1. Val d’Enfer

    The place is called the Val d’Enfer. Dante is said to have found his Inferno here; Mistral lodged the witch Taven in these rocks; and a Saracen prince’s treasure is supposed to lie somewhere beneath them, guarded by a golden goat. The children can go looking for her.

  2. 1959

    In September 1959, Jean Cocteau came to film Le Testament d’Orphée among the rocks nearby. The deeds of the place describe a small house, a garden shed and an abandoned sheepfold against the rock.

  3. 2026

    We restored the sheepfold without making it any bigger, and we gave it a name of our own: Calabrun, the Provençal word for dusk, when the flocks came back to shelter under the rock. Its first guests arrived in 2026.

The table

What the market gives

The chef preparing vegetables in the kitchen

Breakfast is laid every morning, inside or on the terrace facing the rocks: bread and pastries from the village, cheese, fruit in season, jams and lavender honey from the Alpilles.

The kitchen is yours, with everything a cook could want. On request Quentin, our chef, comes to cook at La Bergerie de Calabrun for an evening or for the week, a cooking class is held in the kitchen, or a table is booked at a domaine nearby.

From this house

Activities

What the house holds

Amenities and services

Everything the house holds, from the two heated pools and the sauna to daily housekeeping and your house manager.

Sleeps 10

5 en-suite bedrooms, two of them master

6 bathrooms

Heated outdoor pool, 10 × 3.5 m

Heated indoor pool, 6 × 3.5 m

Spa of 57 m² with sauna and a shower under the rock

Air conditioning in every room

Lacanche range and ice machine

Kamado barbecue and brazier

Outdoor lounge with a fire pit

Terraces facing the Alpilles

2,700 m² garden

Walking and cycling paths from the door

Fibre Wi-Fi

EV charging station

Les Baux-de-Provence 3 minutes by car

House manager

Daily breakfast

Daily housekeeping

Cot, high chair and baby bath

How to get here

Getting here

La Bergerie de Calabrun is in Les Baux-de-Provence, in the Alpilles Regional Natural Park. We send the exact address and directions with your confirmation.

By car

  • A54 motorway (Saint-Martin-de-Crau), 20 minutes
  • A7 motorway (Avignon Sud), 30 minutes
  • Parking on the property

By plane

  • Marseille Provence airport, 45 minutes
  • Private jets land at Avignon, Nîmes or Aix-en-Provence
  • Transfers arranged by the house

By train

  • Avignon TGV station, 35 minutes
  • Direct trains from Paris to Avignon TGV in 2 h 40

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Tailor-made stays

Every week here is made to measure

Tell us the shape of the week. We arrange the chef, the guide, the table and the car, and we are there on the morning you arrive.