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Languedoc-Roussillon
The beautiful beaches of Languedoc-Roussillon stretch from the Camargue region in the east to the towering peaks of the Pyrenees in the west. This region was once part of the Kingdom of Catalonia, and the Catalan culture is still maintained today in its language and mouth-watering cuisine. The dramatic Roussillon coastline near the Pyrenees is backed by a more gentle coastal plain of vineyards and quiet towns. Further east into Languedoc, there is a mix of modern resorts, and beautiful old towns and ports like Sète and Agde, where the Canal du Midi reaches the Mediterranean Sea. Inland is the incredible walled city of Carcassonne, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Beautiful beaches
- Historic towns
- Delicious Catalan cuisine
Camping L'Hippocampe
Camping L’Hippocampe is a friendly campsite on the south coast of France. This is a sister site of camping La Sirène which is situated just across the road. L’Hippocampe is a pedestrianised campsite, only 900 yards from the beach.
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Camping La Sirène
Camping La Sirène is beautifully situated, between the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean, and only a mile from the town of Argelès sur Mer. This large and lively campsite is perfect for families and has a fantastic pool complex.
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Camping Village le Brasilia
Camping Le Brasilia, one of Europe’s premier campsites, is located in a pine forest in the Roussillon area, beside a sandy beach with stunning views of the Pyrenees. It offers superb facilities such as the heated water park.
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