Sun and culture along the Mediterranean

Diving into a luxurious water complex, savoring the blue Mediterranean Sea, and exploring charming cities. Your stay at this campsite will be memorable for a long time. This is due to the sun-drenched beach within arm's reach, the cultural landmarks, and the luxurious amenities. And, of course, the delicious food that this region is famous for. The ever-present sun completes the picture.

Swimming in a luxurious water complex

On the southern coast of France, near the beautiful Béziers, lies this magnificent campsite. A short walk takes you to the beach overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. However, you don't even need to leave the campsite to go swimming. Here, you'll find a stunning large water complex. It features a heated swimming pool and a toddler pool. Your kids will have a blast sliding down the water slides. And how about a visit to the luxurious spa?

Basking in the sun and indulging in delicious food

At Les Tamaris & Les Portes du Soleil, there's something for the entire family to enjoy. The kids can have fun in the playground or head to the kids club. At the kids club, they'll play entertaining games under supervision and make new friends. If you're looking to mix relaxation with some beach volleyball or pétanque, that's possible too. Additionally, you'll find several bars around the pool area. There, you can enjoy a cool drink or grab a tasty snack.

Exploring picturesque coastal towns

There's much to discover in the vicinity of this campsite. You can easily reach one of the charming coastal towns nearby. Montpellier, for instance, is highly recommended. It's a tourist-friendly city where you can wander through ancient streets. A trip to Avignon is also easily done. It's a must-try for culture enthusiasts. If you're willing to travel a bit further, visit Marseille. As France's second-largest city, it's beautifully situated along the coast.

Discovering the culture of Béziers

What's unique about this campsite is not just its direct coastal location, but also its proximity to Béziers, only a half-hour away. Béziers, one of France's oldest cities, is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site. This beautiful city, situated along the Orb River and surrounded by vineyards, is most notably recognized for its bridge and the castle on the hill. But those aren't the only cultural sites to see; there's also a Roman amphitheater.