Camping Le Bosquet

Camping Le Bosquet's splendid setting has it close to Catalonia, the Pyrénées-Orientales coast, seaside resorts and medieval villages, as well as museums and galleries, inland ski resorts and the mountain biking and hiking of the Catalan Pyrenees Regional Natural Park. Once it's time to sightsee after long days at the beach, take the camera to some of the coastal and inland towns, villages and cities in the region, like seaside resort Argelès, the village of Castelnou (with castle, obvs), and the cobbled streets and pastel-painted houses of the fishing village of Le More. Collioure, a seaside resort on the Languedoc coast, is also well worth a look for its famed Château Royal, the home in historical times to the kings of Majorca. And speaking of those kings… Pyrénées-Orientales capital Perpignan was once the capital of the Kingdom of Majorca and still has its royal residence in the Palace of the Kings of Majorca: have a long day here looking around and then lounging around in its gardens overlooks the city. Also have a look at Perpignan's cathedral, one of France's national historical monuments, sixteenth century Gothic house Casa Xano, the old city gates, the fine arts Hyacinthe Rigaud Museum, and the (camera needed) cloister cemetery of the Campo Santo.