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Feel the sun on the Mediterranean Sea !
320 days of sunshine per year: this is not a legend ...
40 km long sandy beaches, 20 km of unbelievably beautiful rocky coves, fishing ports and marinas ...
Enjoy a few days of happiness, a glass of Rivesaltes wine and let yourself be captivated by the Catalan way of living. Follow the footsteps of artists such as Matisse, Derain, Charles Renie Macintosch, Maillol who loved this land of wine, culture and legends ... Sport lovers will alternate boating activities according to their desires and choose to experience high sensations or simply escape...
There are unforgettable stays and yours in the Catalan region will be one of them!
You will not have the time to do or see everything. You will have to come back and it will be both a pleasure and an honour for us to welcome you again.
Pyrenees Orientales, in the Mediterranean: a multitude of sea resorts where life is good throughout the year!
Golf of Saint Cyprien
27 holes international golf. Golf Academy: collective or individual courses from beginner to confirmed.
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Welcome to the Mediterranean Pyrenees (4 Mo)
Pyrénées-Orientales, France, a « Sud de France » Languedoc-Roussillon destination
Thalassotherapy: the sea, source of health
Where does this science welfare come from ?
From the sea "thalassa" and the benefits that it brings "therapia"
We all feel the need for cleaner air, healhier diet, better health. thalassotherapy today allows you to explore more thoroughly the exeptional riches of sea world.
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The 23 June 2012
the Saint John bonfires Festival
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Les Enfants de la Mer in Argelès sur Mer
Argelès-sur-Mer
From 06 April 2012 to 30 September 2012
Awareness campaign and environmental education ...
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Snorkelling in Banyuls-sur-Mer
Banyuls-sur-Mer
From
20 €From 01 April 2012 to 31 December 2012
Diving does not tempt you, but you still want to see what is happening beneath the water's surface...