Camping Beauséjour
Visit Argelès-sur-Mer and the surrounding area
Looking for a holiday between the sea and the mountains? Argelès-sur-Mer is the destination of choice, offering superb beaches set against the backdrop of the Pyrenean peaks. The Beauséjour campsite in Argelès takes you on a tour of the seaside resort and the many facets of the region.
To prepare your stay in Argelès sur Mer and the surrounding area
Argelès sur Mer, between sea and mountains!
At the foot of the Albères massif in the Eastern Pyrenees, Argelès sur Mer offers both mountains and sea. This seaside resort is ideal for vacations with family or friends.
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Stroll through the village of Argelès and let yourself be carried away by its colorful architecture and charming little streets. This typical village, with its crenellated church, cayroux ramparts, festivals and crafts, will win you over.
For beach lovers, Argelès plage offers 7km of sandy beach ideal for a wide range of water sports. Take a dip in the clear waters. Le “Racou” (Catalan for “corner”) on the way to Collioure is a little corner of paradise that’s a must-see if you’re in the area.
Argelès port is a popular stopover for yachtsmen. It’s a lively port thanks to its shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Visiting the Pyrénées Orientales
The Pyrénées-Orientales, located in the south of France, is a popular tourist destination offering a wide variety of activities for visitors. Whether you’re looking for a mountain getaway, sandy beaches or a unique cultural experience, you’ll find it all in the Pyrénées-Orientales.
One of the best-known and most impressive sites in the Pyrénées-Orientales is the famous Mont Canigou. This 2,784-meter peak is a popular hiking destination, offering spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding area. It is also considered one of the most sacred sites in the Pyrenees, and is often visited by pilgrims in search of spirituality.
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For beach lovers, the Pyrénées-Orientales also offers magnificent sandy beaches, notably at Argelès-sur-Mer, one of the most beautiful seaside resorts in the south of France. The beach is set in a cove and surrounded by green hills and the Albères mountain range.
The département is also rich in cultural and historical sites, including the famous Château Royal de Collioure, built in the 13th century. This fortified castle sits on a hill overlooking the sea, offering panoramic views of the town and its surroundings. The château is open to visitors and today houses a museum of modern art.
If you’re interested in the region’s history, be sure to visit the city of Perpignan, which was the capital of the Kingdom of Majorca in the Middle Ages. The city is rich in historic monuments and traditional Catalan architecture, including the Palace of the Kings of Majorca and the Cathedral of Saint-Jean-Baptiste.
In short, the Pyrénées-Orientales is a popular tourist destination offering a wide variety of activities to suit all tastes. Between mountains, beaches, cultural sites and winter sports, visitors will find no shortage of things to do and see in this picturesque region of southern France.
Collioure, between sea and vineyards!
Collioure is a charming town in the colors of Catalonia, in a setting of rare beauty. The town backs onto terraced vineyards facing the Mediterranean Sea. This multicolored town, criss-crossed by narrow streets, has always been a popular destination for painters and artists seeking inspiration. The port, dominated by a castle and its emblematic bell tower, is a very pleasant place to sit, eat or have a drink while enjoying Collioure’s gentle way of life.
La Jonquera, a small Spanish village in Catalonia!
A 30-minute drive away, visit the small Catalan village. Located on the French-Spanish border, La Jonquera is a dynamic tourist town with all the advantages of Spain.