DISCOVER THE OCCITANIE REGION

A seaside resort in the Occitanie region, Palavas-les-Flots is a paradise for fans of relaxation, sports and sunbathing. From L’Oasis Palvasienne campsite, you have quick access to the 7 km of beach at Palavas-les-Flots.

Palavas-les-Flots is not only an excellent spot for windsurfing, kite-surfing, jet-skiing and beach volleyball. It’s also the ideal spot for lovers of art and culture, who will appreciate the Musée Albert Dubout. Located in a former fort built in the 18th century, it houses the famous artist’s cartoons.

A haven of peace and tranquillity, Méjean lagoon invites visitors to stroll and be mindful. On trails suitable for all the family, you can observe the many migratory birds, including the famous pink flamingo.

Situated 10 km south of Montpellier, Lattes is a town that perfectly combines culture and nature. The Lattara-Musée Henri Prades archaeological site is a reminder of the city’s ancient roots.

The protected natural site of Méjean and the banks of the Lez offer an extensive network of cycle paths and footpaths. Between marshes, lagoons and scrublands, young and old alike can discover the natural riches of Occitanie.

Port Ariane, Lattes’ marina, is the place to be for a drink or a delicious meal on the terrace.

Nicknamed “the gifted one” for its academic excellence and prestigious past, Montpellier is a must-visit city in the Occitanie region.

From the Place de la Comédie to the Esplanade du Peyrou, stroll through the narrow streets of the historic centre. Discover the many squares, sit down at a café terrace and succumb to the charm of this pedestrianised centre.

Take one of Montpellier’s famous decorated trams to Planet Océan. You’ll be entering a magical place. From the depths of the ocean to the farthest reaches of the universe, you’ll explore the wonders of our planet and much more besides.

Nature bottled, Villeneuve-Lès-Maguelone is a haven of peace just a few kilometres from L’Oasis Palvasienne campsite.

As well as its 9km of unspoilt beaches and its lagoons, the town is surprisingly rich in heritage. Built in the heart of the peninsula, the cathédrale Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul is a reminder of the region’s fascinating history. In the Middle Ages, popes and bishops were welcomed here.

When it comes to entertainment, Villeneuve-Lès-Maguelone is not to be outdone. Laser games, a high ropes course and explor’games are on the programme for a family outing to the Rochers de Maguelone.