A little history

Georges Galli, a silent film star in the 1930s, decided to take up the priesthood: a vocation he could not resist.
In 1947 Abbot Galli succeeded Canons Arnaldi and Cathala at Sanary sur Mer.
Young people and the development of social ties are very important to him.
He then imagined the "Cité de la jeunesse", which today is the Galli theatre, an emblematic monument of the town of Sanary sur Mer.

Located on the third and top floor, this flat has a warm, welcoming feel, with its bright, bold colours, combined with light patterns and a subtle mix of woods, transporting us to a little paradise perched high above the village.

Le Galli is incredibly bright, with numerous French windows giving access to a magnificent balcony that surrounds the flat.

Le Galli has two bedrooms, one with a superb view of Sanary harbour and the sea.

King-size bedding measuring 180 x 200 cm ensures optimum comfort in every bedroom. A sofa bed is also available for extra guests.

Capacity from 1 to 6 people