Tourist guide
The sun, the Mediterranean, and the Pyrenees: set sail for Roussillon!
Between the Mediterranean and the mountains, the Catalan coastline offers nature-loving families its beautiful sandy beaches, enchanting coves and stunning hikes. You can discover the imposing Massif des Albères and the rare flora and fauna in the many nature reserves along the coast (such as the scenic "underwater trail" in the Cerbère-Banyuls Marine Reserve). Don't forget your walking shoes! 🥾
The Oniria Aquarium in Canet-en-Roussillon, just 3km from the campsite. Young and old alike will be amazed by the jellyfish, sharks and pogonia! 🦈
And if you're a thrill-seeking family, Fun Park 66, less than 2km from the campsite village, is sure to provide the perfect thrill! From dizzying attractions to fast downhill rides, you won't be disappointed!
And to enrich your stay, go to the surrounding markets 🛍️:
- In Sainte-Marie-de-la-Mer: local market Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings in high season, night market on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in high season
- In Canet-en-Roussillon: local market every day except Monday in high season, night and craft market every evening in high season
Culture and heritage
A visit to nearby Perpignan is a must: the Natural History Museum, the Aviation Museum, the Museum of Catalonia or the Fine Arts Museum… The city is full of treasures.
Also worth discovering: The medieval city of Villefranche de Conflent, the Cathar castles (Carcassonne), the village of Collioure, Spain, Andorra, the Canet en Roussillon lake, the Botanical Park at Mas Roussillon, the gorges de la Fou at Amélie les Bains (the narrowest in the world), La Côte vermeille, the National Nature Reserve at Mas Larrieu, the Plage de l'Ouille, the Sentier des douaniers. ..
