Kim & Denis’ guidebook
Sightseeing
This area has incredible sandy beaches that stretch for 7 kilometres with a beautiful 3km promenade planted with trees offering great walking opportunities. Fantastic water sports suitable for everyone including swimming, diving, pedal boats, sailing, kayaking, wind surfing and fishing.
Hiking and mountain biking is very popular in this area in the Alberes Mountains.
Argeles also has many activities for the whole family. Luna Park is a full amusement park and the eco adventure park is called Argeles Aventure. Mini golf, tennis, go-karts, horseback riding...this area has fun for all ages!
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Argelès-sur-Mer
This area has incredible sandy beaches that stretch for 7 kilometres with a beautiful 3km promenade planted with trees offering great walking opportunities. Fantastic water sports suitable for everyone including swimming, diving, pedal boats, sailing, kayaking, wind surfing and fishing.
Hiking and mountain biking is very popular in this area in the Alberes Mountains.
Argeles also has many activities for the whole family. Luna Park is a full amusement park and the eco adventure park is called Argeles Aventure. Mini golf, tennis, go-karts, horseback riding...this area has fun for all ages!
An area of exceptional wines and spectacular vineyards the unique terrain with dry stone walls built into the hills, is an amazing sight. The vineyards are all worked by hand and produce some very special wines with flavours full of sun and intense aromas. Visitors can enjoy wonderful gourmet walks that enjoy the tasty products of the area such as olives, honey, figs, oranges and Banyuls wine vinegar.
Additionally this area is steeped in arts & culture.
You can see many live theatre, dance, and musical performances along with films during the year. Banyuls is also the host to the annual wine festival each Fall.
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Banyuls-sur-Mer
An area of exceptional wines and spectacular vineyards the unique terrain with dry stone walls built into the hills, is an amazing sight. The vineyards are all worked by hand and produce some very special wines with flavours full of sun and intense aromas. Visitors can enjoy wonderful gourmet walks that enjoy the tasty products of the area such as olives, honey, figs, oranges and Banyuls wine vinegar.
Additionally this area is steeped in arts & culture.
You can see many live theatre, dance, and musical performances along with films during the year. Banyuls is also the host to the annual wine festival each Fall.
This is a wonderful area for sports, leisure and family activities. Saint Cyprien has incredible golf courses, beach clubs and every type of recreational activity that you can think of – including trampolines! Whether on land or in the sea, you can find unlimited activities to do in this busy area.
This is also the home to Aqualand – a water park that is fun for the whole family.
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Saint-Cyprien
This is a wonderful area for sports, leisure and family activities. Saint Cyprien has incredible golf courses, beach clubs and every type of recreational activity that you can think of – including trampolines! Whether on land or in the sea, you can find unlimited activities to do in this busy area.
This is also the home to Aqualand – a water park that is fun for the whole family.
Only 30 minutes from Collioure, Perpignan is a vibrant mixture of culture and history and was for many years the capital of the Kings of Majorca – the castle is perched above the ‘old town’ and the narrow winding streets within the original rampart walls are fascinating to explore, with an eclectic mix of everything from designer shops to social housing. One of the most famous landmarks in Perpignan is probably The Castillet, the gatehouse which originally held prisoners at the entrance to the old town but which now houses a small museum. If you climb the stairs inside, you will reach stunning views over the Roussillon plain.
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Perpignan
Only 30 minutes from Collioure, Perpignan is a vibrant mixture of culture and history and was for many years the capital of the Kings of Majorca – the castle is perched above the ‘old town’ and the narrow winding streets within the original rampart walls are fascinating to explore, with an eclectic mix of everything from designer shops to social housing. One of the most famous landmarks in Perpignan is probably The Castillet, the gatehouse which originally held prisoners at the entrance to the old town but which now houses a small museum. If you climb the stairs inside, you will reach stunning views over the Roussillon plain.