At 1,600 meters above sea level, the village of Porté-Puymorens welcomes you all year round, offering two completely different but equally stunning landscapes in winter and summer.

Things to do:

• Experience an aerial adventure with Tyrovol: the largest zipline park in the Pyrenees, for an exhilarating breath of fresh air!

• Go fishing in the nearby lakes and rivers for a relaxing moment close to nature.

• Hike, mountain bike, or ride on horseback while admiring the breathtaking mountain scenery.

• Observe wildlife: spot mouflons and marmots in their natural habitat.

• Try new sports activities: from canyoning to rock climbing!

Located in the Cambre d’Aze massif, take a deep breath of fresh air in Saint-Pierre-dels-Forcats. A nature destination that will delight lovers of stunning panoramas, especially with the Cambre d’Aze cirque. Sports enthusiasts will also find plenty to enjoy with a wide range of seasonal activities.

Things to do:

• Hike the GR36 trail between Saint-Pierre-dels-Forcats and Eyne to explore the Catalan nature reserve and the archaeological trail.

• Admire the classified altarpiece from the 17th and 18th centuries in the Saint-Pierre-dels-Forcats church.

• Try a sporting activity: canyoning, skiing, climbing, hiking, or mountain biking—plenty of options depending on your interests and the season!

Gain some altitude by visiting Matemale, a village nestled in the heart of the Capcir Regional Natural Park, at 1,500 meters above sea level.

Things to do:

• Hike along the trails surrounded by pine trees: walking, horseback riding, and mountain biking are all easy thanks to a network of marked routes.

• Enjoy the peaceful surroundings of Lake Matemale: supervised swimming, treetop adventure courses, bike rentals, and playgrounds for children!

• Relax in the leisure area’s swimming pool and hot tub.

• Discover the Angles Wildlife Park: observe the Pyrenean wild animals in their natural habitat.

Located at the foot of the Canigou massif, Vinça is a typical village that connects the Pyrenees to the Mediterranean.

Things to do:

• Enjoy outdoor sports in this privileged setting and take on the Canigou massif: hiking, horseback riding, or mountain biking.

• Go fishing in Lake des Escoumes or the Vinça Dam.

• Discover Vinça’s heritage: the parish church, military architecture, and the Vinça Dam.

• Have fun around Lake Vinça: swimming, pedal boating, or canoeing.

Cases-de-Pène, which means “house on the rocks” in Catalan, is overlooked by the Hermitage of Notre Dame de Pène. This picturesque village, situated between the Sierra de Pena and the heights of Tautavel, will delight wine enthusiasts who can explore several local wineries. Hikers of all levels will also enjoy the vast panoramic views on offer.

Things to do:

• Hike the Tour Del Far circuit, a 9-kilometer loop trail.

• Have fun with the photo rally “Heritage Trail” in the heart of Cases-de-Pène.

• Discover the Ecozonia Wildlife Park, dedicated to the conservation of predators.

• Explore Tautavel and visit the Tautavel Prehistory Museum.

Alénya is a small, authentic Catalan village surrounded by vineyards, offering a wonderful quality of life all year round!

Things to do:

• Hike the “Cami de la Mar”: a trail from Alénya to Saint-Cyprien, passing by the Villerase Chapel.

• Enjoy a relaxing moment on Saint-Cyprien Beach, just 3 kilometers from Alénya.

• Visit Perpignan, 10 kilometers away—the vibrant capital of the Pyrénées-Orientales.

Welcome to Elne, the “heritage” stop on this journey between sea and mountains. Former capital of Roussillon, Elne has one of the richest histories in the department.

Things to do:

• Stroll through the cobbled streets and meet the many artisans in the fortified town.

• Discover the treasures of its heritage: Elne Cathedral and Cloister, among the most remarkable monuments in the region.

• Visit the Swiss Maternity Hospital: classified as a Historic Monument since 2013, this building now stands as a vivid reminder of the Retirada, which deeply affected the Spanish people during the Civil War.

To continue your journey, head to Argelès-sur-Mer, a 100% nature destination!

Things to do:

• Swim in the Mediterranean and relax on the fine sands of its 7-kilometer-long beach.

• Hike along the 32-kilometer coastal trail, from Argelès to Cerbères, passing through Collioure.

• Explore the Mas Larrieu Nature Reserve.

• Enjoy a drink on a terrace in the colorful and charming village of Argelès-sur-Mer.

This stop is the ultimate destination between sea and mountains, allowing you to enjoy both. The shared history between France and Spain has left visible traces, making Laroque-des-Albères a village with a rich architectural heritage.

Things to do:

• Hike the 350 kilometers of marked trails in the area for a full immersion in vast open spaces.

• Explore the diverse heritage of Laroque-des-Albères: the Château viewpoint, signal towers, fortifications, rock shelters, dolmens, and ice and lime wells.

• Discover the Valley of Turtles, home to over 500 turtles from around thirty different species.

For this final stop, head to Amélie-les-Bains, a town that combines thermal baths, nature, and heritage. With as many sunny days as Rome, it’s the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors and the invigorating mountain air.

Things to do:

• Discover the thermal heritage of Amélie-les-Bains: architecture from its golden era as a resort town, charming villas, and historic buildings.

• Plan a cultural outing: visit the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions, the Postal Museum, or the Mackintosh Interpretation Center.

• Stroll along the Tech River and enjoy the typically Mediterranean surroundings.

• Go hiking: reach the La Senyera flag for breathtaking views of the entire valley or ascend to the Montbolo Calvary.