Enjoy the sun and sea air with Argeles' long, beautiful sandy beaches - like its famous Racou beach -  crystal-clear coves, seafront walks, the charming Racou district and much more!

Walk through the village's warm and colorful streets, a chance to taste the flavors of Catalonia on a pleasant restaurant terrace!

Discover the Unesco-listed Massane beech grove, a magnificent Mediterranean forest that has been evolving freely for over 150 years. For more on nature, click here!

Ready for a breath of fresh air in the hills? Head for the Massane watchtower! In just a few kilometers, you'll be at an altitude of 800m, with breathtaking panoramic views of the Côte Vermeille. 

Don't forget the magnificent Château de Valmy, 5 km away: a must-see!

Take a stroll - or a swim - at Plage du Rouet, one of the most beautiful wild sandy beaches of France, in the heart of nature, stretching for 2.5km.

Continue your tour with a visit to the saltworks which, with over 400 hectares, is one of Aude's main salt-growing sites, and the place where fresh and salt water meet. 

Visit the medieval castle and step back in time to the 13th century, which also houses the museum of the history of La Palme and the surrounding area.

And don't forget the many sporting activities on offer!

For more about the wineries click here and for the local markets it's here!

Less than 30km from La Palme, head to Narbonne, crossroads of civilizations, for a getaway rich in history and culture.  
 

Enjoy the quality of Portiragnes' bathing waters and beaches, while taking in the charm of this Occitan village, and the beauty of its doors, as you wander through its ancient streets.

Visit its 12th-century church and don't miss its archaeological museum, with relics from the Neolithic period.

Continue your exploration of the surrounding area with the Canal du Midi, the Haute Roque nature reserve 5 km away, the Grande Maïre nature reserve and a Camargue breeding farm!
 

Start by exploring the heart of the town with the Frontignan discovery tour, with a glimpse into its history (archaeological remains, fragments of ramparts...).

Continue your visit with the church of Saint-Paul, a proud 12th-century monument emblematic of the area, and a must-see for a breathtaking view of the surroundings. 

Along the way, don't forget the municipal museum, housed in the former chapel dating from 1642, where its five semi-permanent collections await you.

Round off your walk in style in the salt marshes and the Ingril and Vic chain of ponds, for an unusual adventure between land and sea.

Take advantage of your stay to discover the Thau archipelago and the Gardiole massif!

And don't miss the town's summer festivities and the local specialty: Muscat!

Take a tour of Le Grau du Roi's charming town center, with its right and left banks.

Continue with a visit to its two lighthouses, a special feature of the town. L'Espiguette, still in operation, and the “old lighthouse”.

Then it's off to the sea at the Espiguette beach, with its 10 km of fine sand and (very) high white dunes: a guaranteed favorite! 

The Port Camargue, Europe's #1 yachting harbor and the world's 2nd largest marina, is also a must-see.

Taste the local specialities such as Rouille à la Graulenne or Aigues-Mortes Fougasse.

Discover even more things to do and see with a wide choice of sea-related activities, including the seaquarium, bullfighting traditions and the Camargue Gardoise!