Camping Cap Sud

Watersports enthusiasts will be well-served by a stay at Camping Cap Sud: take to the Mediterranean for scuba diving, canoeing, rafting, kite-surfing, wind-surfing and paddleboarding, all within 20 minutes’ drive of the site. Back on solid ground, sally forth into the Catalan Pyrénées to explore stunning villages and churches, visit Mont-Louis Citadel and experience the might of the solar furnace. To see more of the park, climb aboard the Yellow Train at Villefranche-de-Conflent for a round trip through the Têt Valley and Cerdagne plateau. This part of France has a rich history that you can dive right into. Visit the Maternité Suisse to learn about the Catalan and Spanish refugee crisis of the 1940s, find out about the Homme de Tautavel at the Museum of Prehistory, or get a taste of more than just history with a wine tasting at the 12th-century Château de Corneilla del Vercol. A day trip to the nearby city of Perpignan, 10 minutes from Cap Sud, is a must: head to the 13th-century Palace of the Kings of Mallorca, visit the Perpignan Cathedral, or wander the streets and traditional markets. Time your visit right and you can see the weekly street performances that take place during the high season every year. If the kids are starting to get bored of exploration, bring them to play in the treetops at Paradise Aventure or to make a splash at Aqualand Saint-Cyprien, both within 15 minutes of the site.