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Château de Valmer

A 17th-century estate three kilometers inland, Château de Valmer accommodates 50 to 150 guests across stone buildings and landscaped grounds. Vineyards slope south; olive groves occupy the north. The main château contains ceremony rooms with period ceilings and original fireplaces. The winery is on-site; tastings precede dinner, a natural flow. Equestrian facilities allow guests to arrive on horseback, a signal of the property's land-based character. Overnight suites are limited; most guests stay nearby.

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