A must
Collioure
Welcome to Collioure, a jewel nestled on the Mediterranean coast of southern France, where picturesque charm meets natural beauty. This small port town seduces visitors with its narrow cobbled streets, colorful houses, boutiques, ice-cream parlors and warm Mediterranean ambience.
Collioure's history dates back to antiquity, as evidenced by its historic remains such as the Château Royal and the church of Notre-Dame-des-Anges, which stand majestically overlooking the sea. But Collioure is much more than an open-air museum; it's alive with lively markets, sunny cafés and year-round festivals.
The pebble beach offers an idyllic setting for relaxation and rejuvenation, while the crystal-clear waters invite you to take a dip. Nature lovers will be delighted by the picturesque hiking trails that wind through the vineyards and coastal landscapes of the Paulilles Banyuls area.
L'Hermitage
The Gorges de Galamus
"Discover the beauty of the Gorges de Galamus during your stay at Le Bois de Pins campsite. Nestled in the heart of the Pyrénées-Orientales, these spectacular gorges offer breathtaking scenery, where sheer cliffs rise majestically above the River Agly. Enjoy an unforgettable excursion along the picturesque paths that wind through the gorge, offering panoramic views of the impressive rock formations and waters below. Whether you're a keen hiker, canyoneer or simply in search of tranquillity amidst unspoilt nature, the Gorges de Galamus promise an unforgettable experience in the heart of Catalan nature."
The Byrrh cellar
Thuir
The largest oak vat with a capacity of 1,000,200 liters of wine.
"Discovered in Thuir over a hundred years ago, Caves Byrrh is the birthplace of Byrrh, an elixir invented by the Violet brothers in 1866.
On this innovative tour of the Caves Byrrh, you'll be surprised at every turn by :
- this magnificent and gigantic industrial heritage,
- discover the cultural heritage of the 1903 posters, exhibited for the first time in Thuir
- the story of the founding family and the company, which will be told through appearances along the way, thanks to new technologies that are there to serve heritage.
A testament to the Violet family's ambitions for Byrrh, the world's largest oak vat, with a capacity of one million two hundred liters, is a true technical feat.
