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1Collioure

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Collioure is a charming town located on the Mediterranean coast in the south of France. The medieval Château Royal de Collioure stands by the sea, providing breathtaking views of the coastline. The 17th-century Notre-Dame-des-Anges Church features a bell tower that used to serve as a lighthouse.
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2Banyuls-sur-Mer

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Banyuls-sur-Mer is a charming coastal town located in the Pyrénées-Orientales department of southern France. With its origins dating back to Greek settlement in 400 BCE, the town offers a delightful seaside experience with an array of bars and restaurants nestled in picturesque flower-filled alleys. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the newly renovated seafront and explore attractions such as the Aquarium and Jardin Mediterraneen of the Biodiversarium.
66650, France•http://www.banyuls-sur-mer.com/•Tips and more reviews for Banyuls-sur-Mer
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3Fort Saint Elme

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Temporarily Closed
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
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Nestled atop a hill overlooking the picturesque village of Collioure, Fort Saint Elme is a remarkable star-shaped fortress that dates back to 1552. Originally constructed under the reign of Charles V, this military stronghold was designed to protect against potential invaders and boasts impressive eight-meter-thick walls. Although currently closed to visitors, its commanding presence can be admired from afar as it towers over the pebbled beaches below.
Tricky ride up to the fort but once there breathtaking b Views across the bay. Entrrence to the castle was £8 per adult an well worth the visit. An excellent example of a fort built in the age of gunpowder
Anthony ( — Google review
Fort Saint Elme is currently closed (nil signage as to why at the location), however the surrounding views are beautiful and the walk is gorgeous. Recommend walking up and back if you’re in Collioure, rather than driving.
Duncan P — Google review
Really interesting visit and great value. Lots of local history. There’s a combination ticket with the local Petit Train from Collioure which gives a local guided tour. Follow the visit with a hike back into town through vineyards with spectacular views.
Chris B — Google review
it is advisable to either take the petite train to the top of the fort, it's a spectacular view around the coast, and the winding roads snaking up to the mountain a wonder. I would then advise to take time to walk around the fort as the train only stops for a few minutes before returning. you can then walk down if it's not too hot to enjoy the smell and scenery of the vineyards. It is about an hour back down towards Coullier, otherwise wait for the next train which will be about the same time.
RJ C — Google review
Great views of the town below and surrounding countryside, a bit expensive I thought and the access road is very narrow, so take your time if you go.
Mike C — Google review
Amazing views of Colliure, the coast and the hill. Toddlers love it, they can borrow knight costumes and soft play swords.
Maria S — Google review
I have been looking up at this Fort from my studio so was very impressed by the building itself, the history along with the staff working there.!
Miss S — Google review
Very nicely restored fortress with extensive and well-displayed medieval armaments, tools of combat. Good historical information posted. 360 degree views of the Mediterranean and Pyrenees from atop the fortress.
John H — Google review
Sant Elme, 66190 Collioure, France•https://www.fortsaintelme.fr/•+33 6 62 64 11 76•Tips and more reviews for Fort Saint Elme

4Plage de Paulilles

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Plage de Paulilles is a hidden gem nestled between rocky headlands, offering a serene escape for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. This picturesque spot is not only known for its tranquil waters but also for the intriguing remnants of a former dynamite factory nearby, which houses a small industrial museum. The coastal path that begins in Banyuls sur Mer leads adventurers north towards Cap Bear or south to Cerbere, providing breathtaking views and access to secluded coves perfect for swimming.
Lovely beach, opens at 9am and closes at 8pm in the summer. Really quiet early in the morning, gets quite busy in the day as more and more families arrive. Super clear water and feels warm in the summer (compared to the UK!). Cafes are nice and staff are friendly. We did a great walk early on before it got too hot across Barnardi beach and to the light house at Cap Bear. Walked along the cliff path on the way there, which was steep and tricky in places and discovered a much easier path on the way home, slightly inland. We had a really lovely day and would definitely go back.
Purple A — Google review
I think we ended up at Plage du Bernardi, but I reckons it all "the same area." A lot of snorkelling options. I however had a SUP and went between the two swim spots. Lovely beach!
Darrel H — Google review
Beautiful Mediterranean coast not far from Perpignan. Definitely worth visiting. Rich cultural and artistic heritage. Good dining options.
Brunch, V — Google review
Lovely little beach protected by the surrounding cliffs.
Maria E — Google review
Accessibility is well-managed, with a large parking lot at the top of the hill (arrive early in peak season to secure a spot or you will have to spent a couple of minutes looking for a spot) and a scenic 10-minute walk down to the shore . The beach is family-friendly, with amenities like restrooms, showers. It gets busy during summer afternoons, mornings offer a peaceful atmosphere.
J.Manuel C — Google review
It is a wonderful place to spend the day at the beach ⛱️I love the tranquil and pristine water. There is a free parking lot just 10 minutes away from the beach, and the view from the top of the hill is absolutely magnificent ⛰️If you enjoy capturing beautiful photos, I highly recommend visiting 🙋🏻‍♂️
Mhamad — Google review
A beautiful place to enjoy the beach and learn a bit about local dynamite history! The museum was closed and you aren't allowed to sunbathe or picnic right now due to Covid-19, but it's still a beautiful beach for a quick dip and a beautiful walk in the gardens.
Sophie H — Google review
Great beach (pebbles) for snorkling and stand up paddling. Watershoes are a must because of the rocks and sea ​​urchins. Great parking place with a nice walking route. to be able to park you have to arrive early.
Peter E — Google review
66660 Port-Vendres, France•Tips and more reviews for Plage de Paulilles

5Tourist Office of Collioure

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Tourist information center
Visitor center
When exploring the charming coastal town of Collioure, make sure to stop by the Tourist Office of Collioure. Located conveniently near the Quai Bar, this hub is your go-to spot for all local information and maps that will enhance your visit. The knowledgeable staff are eager to share insights about the area’s hidden gems and can even help you find unique souvenirs like art-style magnets.
The staff here are amazingly knowledgeable about their town and willing to help anyone discover the charms of Collioure. We were on our way out of town and looking for a magnet and sure enough they had some art style magnets, just what we were looking for. They staff gave us all sorts of information about the community and we were so glad we stopped by! If you need to know anything - head here first when you visit Collioure.
Cynthia S — Google review
Helpful lady receptionist. Answered all information asked. Job well done.
Analyn R — Google review
LOST IN THE COLOURS OF COLLIOURE: A MEDITERRANEAN GEM Nestled between the shimmering Mediterranean Sea and the vine-laced foothills of the Pyrenees, Collioure is one of those rare places that captures your heart before you even realise it's happened. I had barely stepped off the coastal road before I was met with a visual symphony: ochre and pink buildings, sunlit stone alleyways, and the brightly painted fishing boats bobbing in the bay like strokes from an artist’s brush. And in a way, that’s exactly what they are. THE TOWN THAT INSPIRED THE MASTERS Collioure is no ordinary coastal town. It is where the modern art movement Fauvism was born. Henri Matisse and André Derain fell under its spell in the early 20th century, enchanted by the quality of the light and the riot of colours. As I strolled through the town, it was easy to see why. Every corner looks like it could be a painting — and many of them are. Look out for the trail of easels around town showing famous works painted at the exact spots where the artists stood. A CASTLE BY THE SEA You can’t miss the Château Royal de Collioure. It dominates the seafront — a fortress that has guarded this coastline since medieval times. Exploring it is like stepping through centuries: from the Knights Templar to Vauban’s reinforcements under Louis XIV. The views from the ramparts across the harbour are breathtaking — especially at sunset, when the sky turns a palette of gold and lavender. THE POSTCARD VIEW The most photographed spot in Collioure is surely the Église Notre-Dame-des-Anges, perched right on the water’s edge. Its distinctive pink dome and lighthouse-like bell tower are the town’s calling card. Whether you see it by day, reflected in the still sea, or by night when it's gently lit, it’s a sight that stays with you. FOOD WITH SOUL If you’re a seafood lover, you’re in luck. Collioure is famous for its anchovies, still prepared traditionally in local factories you can visit. I sat down at a quayside café and enjoyed a platter of anchovies in oil, olives, and a glass of Banyuls, the local fortified wine — sweet, rich, and perfect with salty fish. Restaurants like Le 5ème Péché or Casa Léon deliver refined cuisine without the pretense. And don’t skip the ice cream at Glaces et Mignardises — I had lavender and honey, and I still think about it. BEYOND THE TOWN Collioure is also a great base for exploration. The hiking trail to Fort Saint-Elme gives stunning panoramic views of the coast and vineyards. If you're feeling adventurous, walk part of the Sentier du Littoral, the coastal path that leads to nearby coves and fishing villages. FINAL THOUGHTS Collioure is like stepping into a living painting — a place where the Mediterranean meets the muse. It's elegant without being stuffy, artistic without trying too hard, and impossibly photogenic at every turn. It’s the kind of town that lingers long after you’ve left. And if you do visit, don’t be surprised if you find yourself planning your return before you’ve even unpacked. See you next time, Collioure. You’ve made a masterpiece of my memories.
Andre Q — Google review
Worth looking out for free guided tours of town. We had a 2 hr visit including 4 wineries with tasting.
Chris L — Google review
Fantastic town and the tourist office was very helpful
Jonathan B — Google review
Fabulous location, beautiful architecture, great shopping too with many independent vendors and covers of restaurants
A O — Google review
A nice tourist office a little busy as collioure itself is a popular place to visit.
Ben B — Google review
Love this place we came last year 😎
Tony B — Google review
6 Rue de la République, 66190 Collioure, France•https://www.tourisme-collioure.com/•+33 4 68 82 15 47•Tips and more reviews for Tourist Office of Collioure
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6Phare du Cap Béar

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Hiking area
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Phare du Cap Béar is a lighthouse located just east of Port-Vendres, offering stunning views along the coastline. The area also features the Dynamiterie de Paulilles, a former dynamite factory owned by Alfred Nobel. Visitors can explore several footpaths leading to nearby attractions such as Port Vendres and Banyuls sur Mer. The route is ideal for walking, with the option to drive from Port Vendres, although it's not recommended during summer due to narrow roads.
Nice sensations! Road is very narrow and no protection at all, my wife almost had a heart attack! :-) We had to continue walking. View ia incredibly nice, but be carefull with the sun, it can be difficult at noon with 35 degrees if you are not covered properly. Not to be missed if you are in the area.
George M — Google review
The phares are always very nice to see. You can imagine how ships depend of them, mostly of set of some phares. Nowadays no human is needed to take care of phases, mostly. Fresnel lenses are still the most effective way to concentrate the light beams in parallel to travel a long way to the ships, turning over the light source and making a certain pattern, marked on maps to be identified for the orientation to get to a harbour. But it's very beautiful to watch them by walking by, hiking with friends or alone.
Riho ( — Google review
A good walk from Ports Vendres to the lighthouse along a coastal path or on a road that follows the path to the lighthouse great views of the Pyrenees mountains and the Mediterranean sea very picturesque not too difficult just a good pair of walking shoes I wouldn't recommend for people with reduced mobility and sometimes the signage isn't very clear
Craig T — Google review
Easy trail. The first 500m are the hardest but once you make it past there is no challenge. Can be done by young kids who practiced (assuming they are not wearing flip flops!)
Martin R — Google review
Really amazing views and great hike. But this region is known for its gale force winds and we got caught in them. It will knock you off your feet, literally. So check the weather forecast and come prepared anyway. Also there are lovely little crooks around the mountain you can go for a chilly swim.
Daniel — Google review
Amazing view along the coastline in both directions particularly when the weather is clear, as it was today. Worth a visit just for the views. Several footpaths lead along the coast from here to other pleasant places to visit such as Port Vendres, Banyuls sur Mer and Pauliles. It is possible to drive much of the route from Port Vendres if you can't be bothered walking but I would not recommend driving in summer as the road is narrow, with very few places suitable to pass. Interesting to read later this evening that the many scattered building remains past the old lighthouse were built by the Germans after they invaded to prevent counter attack by the Allies. These building remnants are probably not easily accessible to those with mobility issues and if you have children or a pet they need to be closely supervised due to areas of loose ground and also the cliff edges.
A ( — Google review
One of the most beautiful hiking in the region. Next to Collioure and Port-Vendre. Cap Beart is wonderful in springtime and autumn to avoid burning sun.
Lina A — Google review
Great view of the area. But not much else and a long ride to get there. There are some interesting old buildings with basements that you can go into and its kinda creepy
נדב נ — Google review
Chem. du Cap Béar, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phare_du_cap_B%C3%A9ar•Tips and more reviews for Phare du Cap Béar

7Centre d'interprétation Charles Rennie Mackintosh

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Art museum
Museums
The art museum Centre d'interprétation Charles Rennie Mackintosh offers fascinating displays of Mackintosh's exceptional work during his time in Port Vendres. Visitors can admire unique prints that showcase Mackintosh's artistic brilliance. Additionally, the museum features a collection of films that delve into the life and accomplishments of this renowned artist. English translation services are also available, ensuring that visitors from around the world can fully appreciate the exhibits.
Interesting prints of Mackintosh's work when living in Port Vendres. Also several films about Mackintosh's life and work. English translation is coming! We were lucky to be shown around by Silvie, who speaks perfect English.
Sue M — Google review
Beautiful copies of all of his pictures of Port Vendres and other places visited by him in the area. Very interesting and run by knowledgable volunteers.
Marc G — Google review
It's good n will be better when the English bit is up n running
Philip B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Through random articles, I discovered this center dedicated to this brilliant artist that is Mackintosh. My husband being Scottish, I already knew the character but I learned a lot about his life in general, the preponderant place of his wife in their art and their life in Port-Vendres. It was very interesting! Special mention to Irène who received me extremely well and who is adorable. I will come back to see you with pleasure! Anne (Original) Au hasard d’articles, j’ai découvert ce centre dédié à cet artiste génial qu’est Mackintosh. Mon mari étant écossais, je connaissais déjà le personnage mais j’ai appris beaucoup de choses sur sa vie en général, la place prépondérante de sa femme dans leur art et leur vie à Port-Vendres. C’était très intéressant ! Mention spéciale à Irène qui m’a extrêmement bien reçu et qui est adorable. Je reviendrai vous voir avec plaisir ! Anne
Anne S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Being Scottish from Glasgow, I am very interested in Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The Center is very well done, full of information, not too big, pretty paintings, interesting videos. The lady at reception was really warm, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. It was a real pleasure. We came to Port Vendres expressly for this center and it was worth it. We learned a lot of things. Thank you a thousand times. (Original) Étant écossaise de Glasgow, je m'intéresse beaucoup à Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Le Centre est très bien fait, plein d'infos, pas trop grand, de jolies peintures, vidéos intéressants. La dame à l'accueil était vraiment chaleureuse, enthousiaste et bien informée. Ça a été un vrai plaisir. On est venus à Port Vendres exprès pour ce centre et ça a vallu le coup. On a appris pas mal de choses. Merci mille fois.
Suzanne M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Visited for the 2023 Heritage Days. Warm welcome for an exhibition of scale reproductions, high quality, commented and contextualized. Very interesting videos, and sale of the catalog. The association regularly organizes events around the Scottish painter, his life and his stay in Roussillon. Obvious for its members: make the work of the Scottish watercolorist accessible to all. This further adds to the cultural value of Port-Vendres. (Original) Visité pour les Journées du Patrimoine 2023. Accueil chaleureux pour une exposition de reproductions à l'échelle, de haute qualité, commentées et contextualisées. Vidéos très intéressantes, et vente du catalogue. L'association organise régulièrement des événements autour du peintre écossais, de sa vie et de son séjour en Roussillon. Une évidence pour ses membres : rendre accessible à tous l'œuvre de l'aquarelliste écossais. Voilà qui ajoute encore à la valeur culturelle de Port-Vendres.
Pierre L — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is truly a great initiative to have launched this interpretation center dedicated to Charles Rennie Macintosh and his wife in Port Vendres. The Macintosh watercolor exhibition is very interesting and well documented. The people at reception are passionate about what they do, and they should be congratulated because they do it very well. (Original) C’est vraiment une belle initiative que d’avoir lancé ce centre d’interprétation dédié à Charles Rennie Macintosh et son épouse à Port Vendres. L’exposition sur les aquarelles de Macintosh est très intéressante et bien documentée. Les personnes à l’accueil sont passionnées par ce qu’elles font, et il faut les féliciter parce qu’elles le font très bien.
Bruno C — Google review
(Translated by Google) An exemplary cultural association! The action carried out is of quality and is ambitious. 👏👏 (Original) Une association culturelle exemplaire ! L'action menée est de qualité et est ambitieuse. 👏👏
Matis M — Google review
Pl. Castellane, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•http://www.crmackintoshroussillon.com/•Tips and more reviews for Centre d'interprétation Charles Rennie Mackintosh

8Le Fanal

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French restaurant
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Mediterranean restaurant
Le Fanal, also known as The Lantern, is a stylish restaurant offering Mediterranean-inspired dishes made with local ingredients. Located overlooking Banyuls marina, this airy venue provides stunning port views. Chef Pascal Borrell, who has worked in top Paris restaurants and earned multiple Michelin stars, showcases his expertise through a menu focused on fish such as hake, monkfish, sole, turbot, cod and anchovy pickles marinated in Banyuls vinegar.
Enjoyed a delightful dinner on a slow Winter evening a week before Christmas. Was happy I could book a reservation online same-day! After microwaved meals in the hotel a Michelin Star experience was very refreshing and satisfying. Chose the mid-range formula menu with wine paring. Service was attentive, without being suffocating. Server spoke English with me, even sharing details about the wine glasses that I found beautiful. 2 more courses to go (formage et les dessert!!) I’ll need a walk around the port before driving back to hotel. Merci for a delicious meal!
Owen Y — Google review
We had the tasting menu with wine pairing that did not disappoint! Each course was excellent with well matched wines. The staff were efficient and friendly from when we entered to when we left. We look forward to returning!
Sarah B — Google review
Very good dining here, we stopped for lunch on a weekday and it was packed. Try the boar, it's an extra 10 euros but very good in my book. The desert mille feaux was also very good. I did take a picture of their menu but they asked me not to post it because some other restaurant is stealing their menu, go figure lol, so I'm respecting their wishes. Service is a little clumsy and too invasive for Americans but it's the same all over Europe. We loved the restaurant.
Jim D — Google review
Splendid fine dining establishment in a nice location on the port. A few things didn’t work for me: It took them a really long time to serve us and they never apologized They had a super standoffish and snobby attitude as if their restaurant was the best anywhere The food was good but not great Still a good effort from the chef in creativity.
French M — Google review
Yes it's expensive and there are lots of cheaper alternatives in town but this kitchen is superb: great combinations of local natural flavours.
Charlie B — Google review
Amazing experience, 3 hours of pure pleasure. Everything was splendid: food, atmosphere, excellent service. Thank you, team! Bon soiree and see you again soon :)
Natalia A — Google review
We arrived at 7:30 pm. By 9:30 pm we still hadn’t received the main dish. The same situation was happening at all (!!!) tables. Very slow: starters came almost an hour late, with breaks of more than an hour between dishes. Terrible service.
Alex K — Google review
The food was good but the service good have been better for a Michelin restaurant. Certainly the waiters did their best and were really friendly but didn't know about the wines on the list, for example. Restaurant has nice view over the sea and a harbor.
Katja — Google review
Av. Pierre Fabre, 66650 Banyuls-sur-Mer, France•https://www.pascal-borrell.com/fr/•+33 4 68 98 65 88•Tips and more reviews for Le Fanal

9Chez Pujol

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Seafood restaurant
French restaurant
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Chez Pujol is a year-round restaurant that offers specialties such as fish, seafood, and regional cuisine. It features a panoramic dining room with air conditioning, a terrace overlooking the sea and the port, and a meeting room available upon request. The bistro-style cuisine caters to all types of groups. Visitors praise the delightful starters, flavorful main dishes, and indulgent desserts along with excellent wine selection.
Excellent value, incredible food and very friendly service. HIGHLY recommended! 👏🏻
Lauren P — Google review
The taste was less than expected. Shrimps were served without cleaning its waste! it had a rich taste and smell. Zucchini didn't have any sauces beside it. No plates policy which was wired for me to eat from the main dish and throw the shrimp Skelton in the same dish!
Sami S — Google review
The place is in a very nice setting. The food is great. Perfect portions and well done. We had a great experience with the staff. The people who complain about the service have obviously not lived in France 😂.
Niall K — Google review
Great place for food with a lovely and very nice team
Zulema C — Google review
Amazing food. we had some fresh oysters, verry tasty. Different mains like the linguine. Everything super tasteful. Staff verry friendly
Greetje V — Google review
Really wonderful lunch in Chez Pujol today. Great menu - all 3 of us had different things. It was all delicious but the star of the show were the strawberries which had been lightly pickled with rose peppercorns. Delicious. Great wine recommendation too and nice friendly service in spite of our poor French. Thank you. Recommend. We will return.
Caroline W — Google review
Cafe Chez Pujol - an institution in Port-Vendres for three generations! Absolutely worth a visit!
Eriola K — Google review
Unfortunately we had a horrible entrecôte, lousy toast with tomato and miserable vegetables. Very bad French cuisine:(
Benetton B — Google review
17 Quai Pierre Forgas, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•http://www.chezpujol.com/•+33 4 68 82 01 39•Tips and more reviews for Chez Pujol

10Plage de Collioure

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Public beach
Plage de Collioure is a charming beach located in the picturesque seaside town of Collioure. The area offers a couple of beaches, with calm waves perfect for a relaxing dip in the clear waters. The town itself is filled with independent boutiques, cafes, and ice cream parlors to explore. While the beach may be narrow and rocky, it provides a lovely cove with beautiful scenery to enjoy.
Stunning area. Lovely historic site. With so much to see. Eateries. Art. Shopping. The sea ! Recommend it
Val C — Google review
Beautiful pier and beach. Perfect for swimming when it's a bit warm. There are toilets nearby where you can change, however you must wear proper clothes on the way to and from the beach. Nice scenery with the castle.
Isabella S — Google review
Beautiful Beach This is a great place, with the Castle & the lighthouse in the backdrop, really beautiful. The beach is amazing and the water crystal clear. It is a beautiful pier and beach, this place is perfect for swimming. All the expected amenities are here, parking, toilets, etc. Well worth the visit!
Paul V — Google review
lovely beach at Collioure and, at 20 minutes away by train, an ideal day trip from Perpignan. There is a stunning Vauban fortress by the sea, and charming beachside bars and seafood restaurants.
Robert G — Google review
It's pretty good yeah
Tom G — Google review
Picture perfect location. Nice calm bay to swim in(water shoes if you have sensitive feet to rocks). A good handful of restaurants on the promenade to enjoy lunch, dinner or cocktails.
Scott S — Google review
A wonderful setting. Chilled rose from the bar. Say no more!
Cameron L — Google review
very nice place very sunny and a lot of places to drink a coffee.
Z. N — Google review
1 Bd du Boramar, 66190 Collioure, France•https://www.collioure.com/decouvrir/les-incontournables/criques-…•Tips and more reviews for Plage de Collioure
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11Parc municipal de Valmy et circuit botanique

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Park
Nature & Parks
Parc municipal de Valmy et circuit botanique is a 19th-century botanical sanctuary surrounding the Chateau Valmy, offering a magnificent view of the Mediterranean coast, the Alberes Mountains, and Rousillon town. The park features native plant species, sculptures, fountains, and shaded seating areas for picnics. It also includes walking paths with informative signposts and an outside play park for children.
This is a beautiful park to visit. Lots of native species of plants and trees. Several sculptures and fountains around the first level of the park. The first level would be fairly accessible for most people however a large additional part is set out on a hillside so there is a bit of walking on sloping paths, some of which has loose stones so care is needed for those less able or with reduced mobility. There are numerous stops with interesting things to see and seating if you need a breather or simply wish to pause and appreciate the marvellous view down over the coast. Some of the stops have a "table d'orientation" so that you are given the information with which to better inform you about the view. If you are lucky some of the local wildlife will make their presence known! There is a large pond where there are often lots of frogs croaking or jumping into the water. There are of course lots of birds. We were lucky enough to see a stork parading around in the main first level area beside the bandstand and fountain. They nest nearby and are often perched in the trees too. There is also a local partridge which is often wandering around, we have seen it several times on visits at several month intervals. This is a beautiful place to picnic and walk around. Several exhibits orientated towards children and lots of space for them to run around. Also has a small café area with a shaded terrace which overlooks the park. Can't comment on the food or opening hours as we didn't go in.
A ( — Google review
Very beautiful but you can’t access to the house (which is the point of the visit) its all fenced up
Esther E — Google review
A lovely place and garden with a lot of stories and history. I'm surprised how quiet it was in peak season I guess it was too hot for people but I found it a little Oasis from the crowds
Andy H — Google review
The collection of different plant species in a well maintained botanical garden with a lovely chateau in full view
Ellah C — Google review
Amazing views if you walk to the top, they've recently added a small waterfall which is a nice touch! Picnics easily done with seating that is shaded by trees, also an outside play park for children
Nicholas M — Google review
Beautiful trails for hiking and biking
Foha L — Google review
Extremely disappointed. It probably has been good in the past but apart from some very attractive oleander trees, everything seemed so run down and neglected. Okay for a picnic or to take the kids but don't expect much if anything from the "gardens".
Ken P — Google review
Great Park plenty sto see and good for a nice walk away from all the crowds.
Lara E — Google review
Chem. de Valmy, 66700 Argelès-sur-Mer, France•https://www.argeles-sur-mer.com/cap-nature/parcs-et-reserves-nat…•+33 4 68 81 47 25•Tips and more reviews for Parc municipal de Valmy et circuit botanique

12Obélisque

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Historical landmark
Nestled to the west of the harbor, the Obélisque de Port-Vendres stands tall at 30 meters, a stunning marble structure that dates back to 1780. This historic monument was erected during King Louis XVI's reign to commemorate France's role in the American War of Independence. The area surrounding the obelisk is vibrant and lively, especially on Saturdays when it transforms into a bustling market hub.
This photo was taken from private property. Please do not cross the gate
Adam P — Google review
It’s the heart of the Saturday Market at Port Vendres - and also where a pizza van stops some evenings in the week
Martin B — Google review
Beautiful view from there on the bay.
Tetyana K — Google review
Great place to park.
Alain C — Google review
This historic monument was erected in 1780 in the reign of King Louis XVI.. has Markets beneath on Saturdays..
Miss S — Google review
A nice port to visit. With activities such as boat renting. Check out Nautica Vermeille for amazing boat rentals (with or without permit) and even sunset cruises with aperitif. A must in the area.
Francois G — Google review
Quite interesting monument.
Bob W — Google review
Convenient parking for Port Vendres with this nice monument to give it character. This is the space used on market day so parking closed then
Andy H — Google review
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13Plage de Banyuls sur Mer

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Beach pavillion
Public beach
Plage de Banyuls-sur-Mer is a picturesque beach just a short distance from Port Vendres. With its long expanse of white sand and clear waters, it's an ideal place for swimming and soaking up the sun. The surrounding Mediterranean Sea and Pyrenees Mountains create a stunning backdrop for a leisurely day by the coast. Whether you visit in the morning to catch the sunrise or throughout the year, this alluring spot offers something for everyone.
Most spectacular & beautiful bay, pity about stoney beach, but swimming great, rafts for kids & v safe. Also good selection of eateries ...!
Martin A — Google review
A wonderful place to be. Full of super Cafés along the beach. The only "Not so good" ist that the beach is not with sand.
Royal T — Google review
Pleasant stoney beach. Quite fast drop off to deep water so good for swimming. Gets quite busy. Sun loungers available to rent for hour. 4 hours or whole day.
Ben M — Google review
My all year swimming place 🤣 you can enjoy this place anytime during the day or during the year, around you can find all you may need for a vacation or day to day living: shops, restaurants, terraces, boulangerie etc Next to the Arcades is usually calm and no waves when in the direction of the port, you can even surfing sometimes 🌊 Perfect picnic area. Nice to meet the sun in the morning, enjoy the sunrise 🌅❤️
Victoria P — Google review
A very nice beach town. We managed to get some food to eat during the day in a tapas bar on the "pier" part. Everywhere else had finished serving food and we were starving. Spectacular views on the drive in and out of this place too.
Claire R — Google review
A beach with sculptures like the "femme allongée" by Aristide Maillol and plenty of cafe brasseries.
Jesper A — Google review
Gorgeous town. Beach isn't sand though. Lots of choices for eating out.
David M — Google review
Cute seaside resort - full of tourist fodder us a few decent restaurants. Avoid expensive ice cream and get some decent tapas and wine.....
Sean S — Google review
1-3 Pl. Paul Reig, 66650 Banyuls-sur-Mer, France•http://www.banyuls-sur-mer.com/•Tips and more reviews for Plage de Banyuls sur Mer

14le Quai restaurant

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Restaurant
Le Quai restaurant is a great dining spot with top-notch service and excellent food. It's located in a charming wine-growing village, Port Vendres, offering a lovely terrace for enjoying delicious tapas. The staff are attentive, kind, and friendly, ensuring fast and efficient service. Additionally, the restaurant is situated near the Tourist Office where visitors can find local information and maps.
Amazing food, great service, fair prices and lovely location 👌
Pernille J — Google review
We arrived in the afternoon for some drinks after sailing in some rough weather. We just wanted to get some alcohol in our veins, but the service was absolutely horrible. The table was dirty and the waitress was kinda rude, but whatever. The first round we ordered took a long time to get, but the second was even worse. Maybe they were in between shifts or something, maybe they just didn't care about us because we were tourists and non french, but after 25 minutes we ordered again the second round. When it finally arrived after like 15 minutes more we just wanted to pay and get out. It wasn't even that full, I've worked in bars and drafting 5 beers it's like 1 minute. Or just having the courtesy of saying that it's going to take a while. It's also unsurprising but disappointing than being like 10 km from the border they can't bother to know one word in Spanish, Catalan, or English. I understand that is not a very touristy place, but it is the first port coming from Spain. I guess they just don't want us there. A very bad experience when you just want some beers and you're tired. Wouldn't go there again in my life, not even after the worst possible storm at sea
Javier A — Google review
Reduced menu due to brocante today. Food was not warm let alone hot (we were not the only customer to mention this). Staff did serve the meal again and this time it was ok. It is a shame, le quai normally exceeds expectations. Let's hope this is a one off.
Paul H — Google review
Nice little bar next to the quai
Andy B — Google review
Good service and food
Nadia B — Google review
Excellent !!!
Yvana P — Google review
(Translated by Google) Quick reservations and very welcoming staff. The food is simply delicious, from appetizers to desserts! The waitresses are very kind, despite a few forgetful orders. I recommend this restaurant 👍🏼 (Original) Réservation rapide et personnel très accueillant. La cuisines est simplement délicieuse de l’entrée jusqu’au dessert ! Les serveuses sont très gentille, malgré quelques oublis dans les commandes. Je recommande ce restaurant 👍🏼
Agatha F — Google review
(Translated by Google) The best mussels in the region, a killer, the staff is super friendly, including a certain Raphaël who is endearing and knows his job, the boss is very good with his touches of humor, I highly recommend and especially the mussels and fries like nowhere else! (Original) Les meilleurs moules de la région une tuerie le personnel est super sympa don un certain Raphaël qui est attachant et qui connaît son boulot le patron est très bien avec ces pointes d’humour je recommande fortement et surtout les moules frites comme nul part !
Dominique C — Google review
2 Quai Pierre Forgas, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•https://www.instagram.com/lequai_restaurant66•+33 4 30 82 40 49•Tips and more reviews for le Quai restaurant

15Anse de Sainte Catherine

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Beach pavillion
Anse Sainte-Catherine, also known as Les Ecueils, is a picturesque bay where boats can only moor at the white buoys. It offers a small beach that is easily accessible from the lighthouse car park via a fairly quick and manageable path. However, visitors are advised to wear appropriate footwear for swimming due to sharp stones and slippery rocks in the area. The bay boasts a beautiful underwater world, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling or diving.
(Translated by Google) Les Ecueils. Bay for boats You are only allowed to moor at the white buoys. Anchoring prohibited. Protected from the wind, yes. Buoy 69 is good. Small beach accessible by swimming. Allowed overnight. According to Zmel, you are only allowed to moor for 4 hours if others are waiting. But nobody cares about it. But only 5kn drive 300m from the coast. Regular checks threaten to have your driver’s license revoked. Jet skis are also pulled out (Original) Les Ecueils. Bucht für Boote Man darf nur an den weißen Bojen anlegen. Ankern verboten. Windgeschützt ja. Boje 69 ist gut. Kleiner Strand per Schwimmen erreichbar. Über Nacht erlaubt. Laut Zmel nur 4h anlegen erlaubt, wenn andere warten. Es kümmert sich aber keiner darum. Aber 300m von Küste nur 5kn fahren. Regelmäßig Kontrollen drohen mit Führerscheinentzug. Auch Jetski werden rausgezogen
Patrick O — Google review
(Translated by Google) For me it's the most beautiful cove in the p-o :) and one of the most beautiful in the south, unfortunately it's very small (which is its charm) so in season it's not even worth going there, except early in the morning or in the evening from 7 p.m. Out of season it's just heavenly. The people who own the houses there are extremely lucky 🙂 (Original) Pour moi c'est la plus belle crique des p-o :) et une des plus belle du sud , malheuresement elle est très petite (ce qui fait son charme) donc en saison c'est même pas la peine d'y aller , à part tot le matin ou le soir à partir de 19h. Hors saison c'est juste paradisiaque. Les personnes qui sont proprio des maisons la bas sont énormément chanceux 🙂
Toon's 6 — Google review
(Translated by Google) Magnificent setting of sea and nature, very picturesque (Original) Magnifique écrin de mer et de nature, très pittoresque
Catherine D — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very small, idyllic cove with lots of wildlife. (Original) Caleta molt petita, idílica i amb molta fauna.
Xavier L — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is an old fishing village hidden at the bottom of a small cove. There are about 25 old and well-kept houses, packed close together. None are permanently inhabited. A magnificent view of the bay of Banyuls which is a 2-hour walk away. A beach of small pebbles 10m wide. Absolute tranquility. In short, paradise. (Original) C'est un ancien village de pêcheurs caché au fond d'une petite crique. Il y a environ 25 maisons anciennes et bien entretenues, serrées les unes contre les autres. Aucune n'est habitée en permanence. Une vue magnifique sur la baie de Banyuls qui est à 2h de marche. Une plage de petits cailloux de 10m de large. La tranquillité absolue. Bref, le paradis.
Christian — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very pretty cove. Park at the lighthouse car park and walk down. Easily accessible and fairly quick path, doable in flip-flops but bring tennis shoes if you want to be more comfortable. Bring water shoes for swimming. (Original) Très jolie crique. Se garer au parking du phare et descendre à pied. Chemin facilement accessible et assez rapide , faisable en tong mais prévoir des tennis si vous souhaitez être plus à l'aise. Prévoir chaussures d'eau pour se baigner.
Marie D — Google review
(Translated by Google) A beautiful bay with a beautiful underwater world. A small but steep descent from the parking lot takes you to a small paradise on Earth. Because of the sharp stones and slippery rocks, water shoes are a must if you want to go into the water. (Original) Een prachtige baai met een mooie onderwaterwereld. Een kleine, maar steile afdaling vanaf de parkeerplaats brengt je naar een klein paradijs op Aarde. Vanwege de scherpe steentjes en de gladde rotsen zijn waterschoenen een must als je het water in wilt.
Chris — Google review
(Translated by Google) Small pebble beach, but pleasant all the same. Personally, having health problems, the descent (from the Cap Béar lighthouse) and even more so the ascent was difficult but I was able to do it! Be careful, this is not a path to go down to the Cove but large stone steps! My little legs remember it... (Original) Petite plage de galets, mais agréable tout de même. Personnellement, ayant des problèmes de santé, la descente (à partir du phare du Cap Béar) et encore plus la remontée fut difficile mais j'ai pu le faire ! Attention il ne s'agit pas d'un sentier pour descendre jusqu'à l'Anse mais de grosses marches en pierre! Mes petites jambes s'en souviennent...
Jenn D — Google review
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16Vente de poisson port vendres

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Fish store
At the Vente de poisson port vendres, you'll find a lively open-air market brimming with fresh fish and seafood caught daily by passionate local fishermen. This charming spot not only showcases an impressive variety of marine life but also emphasizes sustainable fishing practices, making it a great choice for eco-conscious shoppers. You can indulge in magnificent seafood platters tailored to your preferences or select from an array of regional specialties and handmade goods at affordable prices.
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Pauline S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice products Magnificent seafood platters at all prices You can even make your own with whatever shells you want. Good wine, excellent catering service, (Original) De très beau produits Des plateaux de fruits de mer magnifiques a tous les prix On peut même faire le sien avec les coquillages qu on veut . Du bon vin ,un service traiteur excellent ,
Phil 8 — Google review
(Translated by Google) Fisherman passionate about his profession offers you fish caught daily with a beautiful diversity of species. let's all support this small profession at a reasonable price with these sustainable fishing practices, I highly recommend you (Original) Pêcheur passionné par son métier vous propose des poissons pêchés du jour avec une belle diversité d’espèce. soutenons tous ce petit métier à prix raisonnable avec ces pratiques de pêche durable je vous re commande vivement
Beaudran E — Google review
(Translated by Google) Extra fresh fish! A warm welcome from Franck, who offers you his catch of the day, prepared according to your wishes. 100% local fisherman. (Original) Poisson extra frais ! Super accueil de Franck qui vous propose sa pêche du jour préparée selon vos souhaits. Pêcheur local 100% d’aqui.
Marjorie B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very fresh fish, excellent value for money, and friendly fisherman I recommend it (Original) Poisson très frais, très bon rapport qualité prix et pêcheur sympathique Je recommande
FLORENCE N — Google review
(Translated by Google) A BEAUTIFUL PLACE FOR A VACATION (Original) PRELEPO MESTO ZA ODMOR
Nenad G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Franck is a pleasant, smiling person, don't hesitate to go see him to taste the good local catch 🙂 (Original) Franck est une personne agréable, souriant n'hésitez pas a aller le voir pour déguster la bonne pêche locale 🙂
Megane S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very fresh fish, extra seafood platters, highly recommended, well done, pleasant staff, nothing to say (Original) Poissons très frais plateaux de fruits de mer extra à conseiller bravo personnel agréable rien à dire
Yolande C — Google review
Quai Jean Moulin, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•+33 6 76 85 35 42•Tips and more reviews for Vente de poisson port vendres

17Galerie d'ateliers d'artistes du port

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Nestled among the charming chandlery shops and bustling diving clubs, the Galerie d'ateliers d'artistes du port invites you to explore the creative world of Banyulenque artists. This vibrant hub showcases a diverse array of talents, including sculptors, painters, watercolorists, ironworkers, mosaic artisans, and jewelry makers—ensuring there's something for everyone’s taste and budget.
(Translated by Google) Between chandlery shops and diving clubs, discover the workshops of Banyulenque artists. Sculptors, painters, watercolorists, ironworkers, mosaic and jewelry creators, there is something for all tastes and all budgets. Pay attention to the opening hours, the shops are usually open late in the afternoon and in the evening. Take advantage of a stroll around the port to admire the varied works of local artists installed in a pleasant setting facing the boats. (Original) Entre boutiques d'acastillage et clubs de plongées, découvrez les ateliers des artistes banyulenques. Des sculpteurs, des peintres, des aquarellistes, des feronniers, des créateurs de mosaïques et de bijoux, il y en a pour tous les goûts et toutes les bourses.. Attention aux horaires, les boutiques sont ouvertes plutôt en fin d'après-midi et en soirée. Profitez d'une balade au port pour venir admirer les œuvres variées des artistes du cru installés dans un cadre agréable face aux bateaux.
Brigitte — Google review
66650 Banyuls-sur-Mer, France

18Puig de les Daines

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Mountain peak
Embark on a leisurely 4.5-hour journey from the picturesque town of Collioure to reach the 310-meter high Puig de les Daines. The trail then leads you through the charming port town of Port-Vendres before returning to the stunning gem of the Vermilion Coast.
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19Sentier du littoral

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Hiking area
Outdoor Activities
Hiking Trails
The Sentier du littoral is a stunning coastal path between Port-Vendres and Banyuls, offering immediate proximity to the seaside with rocky and windy terrain. The well-marked trail provides access to three beautiful beaches in Paulilles and features climbs and descents with breathtaking panoramas and coves. Hikers can also opt for a variant loop to Fort Saint Elme or visit attractions like the Cape Bear lighthouse along the 19 km route.
(Translated by Google) Great hike between Port Vendres and Banyuls-sur-Mer. Some slightly complicated passages and not much shade in such high heat. The view is splendid and the walk is very pleasant. Possibility of taking the shuttle leaving from a location to avoid the return trip. I highly recommend (Original) Super randonnée entre Port Vendres et Banyuls-sur-Mer. Quelques passages un peu compliqués et pas beaucoup d'ombre si fortes chaleurs. La vue est splendide et la balade très agréable. Possibilité d'emprunter la navette en partant d'un endroit pour éviter l'aller retour. Je recommande vivement
Lia 2 — Google review
Truly worth the time, but would be challenging for those who are not used to walking these types of rugged paths
Linda — Google review
(Translated by Google) Superb hike of around two hours from Collioure along the Vermeille coast passing by Batteries Beach, Oil Beach, En Bau Beach and Fort de la Mauresque, to finish you can go as far as the beach of Anse de l'Espulga, the latter is superb. Nature is magnificent when it is in flower, the prickly pears are atypical in their size, the views of the coves and the sea are each more exceptional than the last. A small picnic and a towel for swimming and you can take a relaxing break in one of the coves where the water is extremely translucent. Some portions are a little complicated but completely passable. I sincerely recommend for the greatest pleasure of the eyes and to stock up on iodine. (Original) Superbe randonnée de deux heures environ au départ de Collioure le long de la côte vermeille en passant par la plage des batteries, plage de l'huile, plage d'en bau et le fort de la mauresque, pour finir on peut pousser jusqu'à la plage de l'anse de l'espulga cette dernière est superbe. La nature est magnifique lorsque celle-ci est en fleur, les figuiers de barbarie sont atypiques de par leur taille, les points de vue sur les criques et la mer plus exceptionnel les uns que les autres. Un petit pique-nique et une serviette pour la baignade et on peut faire une pause détente sur l'une des criques ou l'eau est extrêmement translucide. Certaines portions sont un peu compliquées mais tout a fait praticables. Je recommande sincèrement pour le plus grand plaisir des yeux et pour faire le plein d'iode.
Fabrice L — Google review
(Translated by Google) A magnificent trail that offers views of the sea and the surrounding hills along its entire length. You have to be very careful where you step, being very close to the cliff, and some of the climbs and descents can be tricky, but the views you encounter along the way are well worth it! Also, be careful not to take this path when it's very hot, as there are very few shaded spots, although the sea breeze helps to alleviate the heat. In short, a perfect hiking spot that connects two particularly interesting and worth-visiting towns! (Original) Un magnifique sentier qui permet d'avoir une vue sur la mer et sur les hauteurs alentours dans toute sa longueur. Il faut faire très attention à où on met les pieds, étant très proche de la falaise, et certaines montées et descentes peuvent être délicates, mais les points de vue que l'on rencontre au cours de la marche en valent largement la peine ! Attention également à ne pas emprunter ce chemin lorsqu'il fait très chaud, car il y a très peu de points d'ombre, bien que le vent marin permette d'atténuer la chaleur. En somme, un parfait lieu de randonnée qui relie deux villes particulièrement intéressantes et à visiter !
Manon B — Google review
(Translated by Google) A short section of the coastal path from Port-Vendres to Collioure. The route offers some beautiful viewpoints and wild, steep rocky coves - and views of the bays of Collioure and Port-Vendres, including the ancient and modern fortifications. The markings with the yellow or orange paint line are usually easy to follow, but a little preparation doesn't hurt. Individual sections of the path are a little steeper here - if you walk as close to the coast as possible, which guarantees the best view - and a little more difficult to walk due to the stones. They also lead close to the cliffs. The path is definitely not barrier-free and never will be. (Original) Ein kurzer Abschnitt des Wanderwegs entlang der Küste von Port-Vendres nach Collioure. Die Strecke bietet ein paar schöne Aussichtspunkte und wilde, steile Felsbuchten - und den Blick auf die Buchten von Collioure und Port-Vendres, einschließlich der alten und neuzeitlichen Befestigungen. Die Markierung durch den gelben bzw orange Farbstrich ist meistens gut zu folgen, etwas Vorbereitung schadet aber nicht. Einzelne Abschnitte des Weges sind hier - wenn man möglichst nah an der Küste geht, was die beste Aussicht garantiert - etwas steiler, und aufgrund der Steine etwas schwerer zu begehen. Sie führen zudem nah an der Steilküste entlang. Der Weg ist definitiv nicht barrierefrei, und wird dies auch nie werden können.
Andreas G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Coastal Path – a classic not to be missed! 🥾 The coastal path is a true gem for lovers of the sea and walks surrounded by nature and the azure blue. It is divided into several sections, each with its own level of difficulty. Some sections are easy and accessible to all, others a little more challenging, but nothing insurmountable, even for children or weekend walkers. Pets are also welcome, provided you take care in summer: some sections are paved and can get very hot, which isn't great for their paw pads. ☀️ In summer, bring a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water, as shade is scarce... However, you'll have access to superb coves inaccessible by car. A heavenly swim is guaranteed. In winter, it's completely peaceful: few people, but still just as beautiful and pleasant. 🏞️ Generally, each section is less than 10 km long and connects two towns or villages—perfect for a short round-trip hike or a shuttle bus ride. Bonus: there are often restaurants or cafes at the start and finish, perfect for finishing off with a good meal (or a chilled rosé, let's be honest). In short, whether you're an athlete or a leisurely stroller, solo, with family, or friends: go for it! (Original) Sentier du Littoral – un classique à ne pas manquer ! 🥾 Le sentier du littoral est un vrai bijou pour les amoureux de la mer et des balades entre nature et bleu azur. Il se découpe en plusieurs tronçons, chacun avec son niveau de difficulté. Certaines parties sont faciles et accessibles à tous, d’autres un peu plus sportives mais rien d’insurmontable, même pour les enfants ou les marcheurs du dimanche. Les animaux sont les bienvenus aussi, à condition de faire attention en été : certaines portions sont goudronnées et peuvent chauffer fort, ce qui n’est pas top pour leurs coussinets. ☀️ En été, prévoyez chapeau, crème solaire et eau à gogo, car l’ombre est rare… En revanche, vous aurez accès à de superbes criques inaccessibles en voiture. Baignade paradisiaque garantie. En hiver, c’est le calme absolu : peu de monde, mais toujours aussi beau et agréable. 🏞️ En général, chaque tronçon fait moins de 10 km et relie deux villes ou villages – parfait pour une petite rando en aller-retour ou avec une navette. En bonus : il y a souvent des restos ou cafés au départ et à l’arrivée, histoire de finir en beauté avec un bon repas (ou un rosé bien frais, soyons honnêtes). Bref, que vous soyez sportif ou flâneur, en solo, en famille ou entres amis : foncez !
Sandrine M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Not too much elevation gain, but wear good footwear and bring at least 1.5 liters of water per person from June to September. No shade. Magnificent views. Swimming in the coves is possible. Personally, I would avoid it in July and August because it turns into a highway and loses its charm. (Original) Pas trop de dénivelé, mais partir bien chaussé, avec minimum 1,5l d'eau par personne de juin à septembre. Pas d'ombre. Vue magnifique. Possibilité de se baigner dans les criques. Perso, j'éviterai en juillet août car ça se transforme en autoroute et perd de son charme.
Ludovic B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful hike to do at any time of the year but in summer preferred in the morning to avoid extreme heat, be careful it is often very windy (Original) Très belle randonnée à faire a n'importe quelle période de l année mais en été privilégié le matin pour éviter les grosses chaleurs, attention c'est souvent très venteux
Audrey B — Google review
66660 Port-Vendres, France•Tips and more reviews for Sentier du littoral

20Domaine Claire Mayol

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Highly recommended visit for great local wine tasting. Everything is made on site. Very reasonable prices for the quality. AOC Collioure and Banyuls. Walking distance from port.
George D — Google review
The most charming and wonderful little winery! We came to visit Port-Vendres for a few days from the UK and stumbled upon this place by chance, tucked away near one of the restaurants we went to. We conversed with Guillaume over email before visiting, as I was unsure if the wine tasting would be suitable for us because our understanding of spoken French is limited. When we turned up, we were so happy and impressed with the tasting and the explanations, and really appreciated Guillaume’s efforts to help us in English, and have lovely conversation. He is so passionate about what he does, it’s really lovely to see and hear. We tried 10 wines in our sitting, and they were all wonderful! My boyfriend isn’t a wine drinker at all, but he thoroughly enjoyed the wines we tasted. Unfortunately we didn’t have the space to take much wine with us, otherwise we would have probably got each one we tried! But in the end we settled with taking a bottle of the Banyuls blanc (5th in picture) and the Banyuls Rimage (7th in picture, as a gift for my dad). Could not recommend more :) If we ever return to Port Vendres then we will certainly come back here and collect as much wine as possible to take home with us!
Emily G — Google review
Wow , this place is amazing !! Probably the best place in the city to take a drink! Very afordable, high quality, in the respect of tradition.
Kahn D — Google review
Popped unannounced. One of the staff proceeded to open numerous bottles of wine for us. Very good quality especially the white! Came out out with an empty wallet.
Dominic B — Google review
Guillaume is knowledgeable and enthusiastic about his wines. Great wines and experience.
Ronin 5 — Google review
Quirky, convivial, entertaining and informative not to mention the delicious wines!
ROWENA H — Google review
(Translated by Google) We loved this cellar where we had a superb welcome. You can taste very good local wines coming directly from the producer in a magnificent setting. Many thanks for the advice (Original) Nous avons adoré cette cave ou nous avons eu un superbe accueil. On y déguste de très bons vin locaux venant directement du producteur dans un magnifique décors. Un grand merci pour les conseils
Ludovic M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Warm welcome. Beautiful location, cool despite 40 degrees outside. The prices are very reasonable. I recommend this place! (Original) Accueil chaleureux. Lieu magnifique, au frais malgré 40 degrés dehors. Les prix sont très raisonnables. Je recommande l'adresse !
Gabriel S — Google review
Quai Pierre Forgas, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•https://vins-de-banyuls-collioure-domaine-claire-mayol.com/•+33 6 19 69 12 35•Tips and more reviews for Domaine Claire Mayol
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21La Mauresque

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You will find some old bunkers from 2. WW. Some of them can be entered savely. The ruin of the castle is probably even older. All over the hill there are left overs of antiair guns. We used the seclusion to camp in the wild for one night. Wonderful sunrise included.
Kim M — Google review
Beautiful spot to see the sea and watch boats going in to port. There was a huge yacht there on the day which we enjoyed watching. Also, hundreds of birds diving into the sea to catch fish. Footpaths uneven but worth a walk.
Helen H — Google review
Perched on the rocky edge of Port-Vendres, the ruins of the Fort de la Mauresque stand silent and proud at sunset, witness to centuries of coastal defence and maritime stories. A hidden gem for explorers seeking raw beauty, history, and breathtaking sea views.
Yannick G — Google review
Breathtaking views.
Clara C — Google review
Get away from the hustle-bustle of the towns and find serenity!
Nilay — Google review
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Paul A — Google review
(Translated by Google) A wonderful fort combining 18th-century and 1939/1945 fortifications. Caution: Young children are advised. (Original) Merveilleux fort melangeant du 18eme et des fortifications de 39/45. Attention aux jeunes enfants.
Yann “ — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful view. Nice walk. Be careful with children and teenagers, though, as the site is not secure. Lack of information about the ruins and tunnels... (Original) Très belle vue. Chouette balade. Attention tout de même aux enfants et aux ados car le site n'est pas sécurisé. Manque d'information sur les ruines et les tunnels...
NA S — Google review
1 B Chem. de la Mauresque, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•+33 4 48 98 00 08•Tips and more reviews for La Mauresque

22Fanal Redoute

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4.0
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Temporarily Closed
Historical landmark
Fanal Redoute is a stunning viewpoint that offers a beautiful panoramic view of the port and lighthouse. It's a peaceful spot with few visitors, especially at the end of September. Accessible via a small road, this location may be slightly challenging to reach, but the breathtaking scenery makes the journey worthwhile. The site also features fortifications and provides an overall very beautiful experience for visitors.
(Translated by Google) Very nice place, fortification with lighthouse... (Original) Lloc molt maco,fortificació amb far...
Dani E — Google review
(Translated by Google) a place which is a bit of an abandoned industrial wasteland, but which is worth going there if only for the beautiful view of the village (Original) un endroit qui fait un peu friche industrielle abandonnée, mais qui mérite d'y aller ne fut ce que pour la belle vue sur le village
Jean-François B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Unfortunately the lighthouse was closed. The bridge as access is broken, and therefore no access possible! Nice view. The entire town is being renovated. All roads. It should be ready in June 2025…. We'll be back sometime! (Original) Helaas was de vuurtoren dicht. De brug als toegang is kapot, en daarom geen toegang mogelijk! Wel mooi uitzicht. Het hele stadje wordt verbouwd. Alle wegen. In juni 2025 zou t klaar moeten zijn…. We komen wel eens terug!
Patricia H — Google review
(Translated by Google) The two lighthouses mark the entrance to this incredible port (Original) I due fari segnalano l'ingresso di questo incredibile porto
Fabrizio P — Google review
(Translated by Google) One of the old fortified structures around the old French naval port of Port-Vendres. The architectural mix of this building is quite fascinating. Wall and moat from the 19th century and before, a lighthouse from shortly after, a bunker from the Second World War and a kind of tower that looks relatively modern, but by no means new or even well preserved. The complex is generally not worth visiting, but if you pass by while taking a walk, it is definitely worth a curious look. (Original) Eine der alten befestigten Anlagen um den alten französischen Kriegshafen Port-Vendres. Der architektonische Mix dieses Bauwerks ist durchaus faszinierend. Mauer und Graben aus dem 19. Jahrhundert und davor, ein Leuchtturm aus der Zeit kurz danach, ein Bunker aus der Zeit des zweiten Weltkriegs und eine Art Tower, der relativ neuzeitlich, aber beileibe nicht neu oder gar gut erhalten aussieht. Die Anlage ist grundsätzlich nicht zu besuchen, aber wenn man beim Spazierengehen vorbei kommt, durchaus einen neugierigen Blick wert.
Andreas G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful view, few people (at the same time at the end of September). The problem is that it is a small road to get there but the beautiful view makes you forget that it is by a small road that you get there. (Original) Belle vue, peu de monde (en même temps fin septembre). Le hic est que c'est une petite route pour y aller mais la belle vue fait oublier que c'est par une petite route que l'on y arrive.
Stephanie M — Google review
(Translated by Google) You can take a look, ideally combined with a visit to the fish market, but strictly speaking you walk down a street and pass a cordoned-off lighthouse ruin and a rusted Maria statue, at least with a view of the sea. (Original) Man kann schon mal hin schauen, am besten kombiniert mit einem Besuch am Fischmarkt, aber streng genommen geht man eine Straße entlang und kommt an einer abgesperrten Leuchtturmruine vorbei und an einer angerosteten Maria Statue an, immerhin mit Meerblick.
Daw M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Completely abandoned place. You can see a bunker built by the Germans on top of a small fortification. Good views of the coast. (Original) Lloc abandonat totalment. Es pot veure un búnquer construït pels alemanys sobre una petita fortificació. Bones vistes de la costa .
Nuri — Google review
18 Chem. de la Mirande, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•Tips and more reviews for Fanal Redoute

23Monument aux morts

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3.5
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Cultural landmark
The Monument aux morts is a striking memorial that pays tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives in various wars. It features an impressive design and serves as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for their country. The monument is located in a peaceful setting, providing visitors with a reflective space to honor and remember the fallen heroes.
(Translated by Google) Monuments in honor of the fighters of 14-18... to the victims (...nuance...) of the Indochina War. To the victims of the conflicts (...another nuance...) in Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco. In a parking lot in the blue zone with around 40 spaces (with 3 reserved for the GIC GIG (Original) Monuments en l'honneur des combattants de 14-18... aux victimes (...nuance..) de la guerre d'Indochine. Aux victimes des conflits (...autre nuance...) d'Algérie, de Tunisie et du Maroc. Sur un parking en zone bleue d'une 40aine de places (avec 3 réservées au GIC GIG
WOLFS J — Google review
_, 34540, Balaruc-les-Bains, France•Tips and more reviews for Monument aux morts

24Le Dôme Centre d'art

4.6
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5.0
(1)
Art center
(Translated by Google) This space houses the Microfolie: a digital and virtual museum which gives us access to the most beautiful collections of the great French national museums without having to travel to Paris, Lille, Lens or elsewhere... A dynamic team is at our disposal to guide us in our choices and also to organize cultural workshops: artistic creations such as Cyanotype for example, or literary workshops, with competent and caring facilitators; as well as a rich program of documentary screenings or cultural events. If you don't know this place yet, go discover it without delay! (Original) Cet espace abrite la Microfolie : un musée numérique et virtuel qui nous donne accès aux plus belles collections des grand musées nationaux français sans nous déplacer jusqu'à Paris, Lille, Lens ou ailleurs... Une équipe dynamique est à notre disposition pour nous guider dans nos choix et aussi pour organiser des ateliers culturels : créations artistiques comme le Cyanotype par exemple, ou bien ateliers littéraires, avec des animateurs compétents et bienveillants ; ainsi qu'un riche programme de projections de documentaires ou événements culturels. Si vous ne connaissez pas encore ce lieu, allez le découvrir sans tarder !
Béatrice M — Google review
(Translated by Google) A very interesting space to introduce yourself to new 3D technologies, both for adults and children. And free entry!! It is made up of three rooms, very different, but related to each other. In the first there is a large screen where digitized works and museum pieces are projected and consists of a series of digital tablets to interact with them, from enlarging details to assembling simple puzzles for the little ones. The second has several 3D vision glasses, with a good repertoire of immersive documentaries through which to ''travel''. The third is a small 3D printing laboratory where you can see the entire process of creating any 3D printed figure as well as printing for textile printing and digitization. The staff who present it are very friendly and give you all kinds of explanations of what you can expect and what you are seeing. In short, if you are in Port-Vendrés and it happens that it is open to the public, it is highly recommended for adults and children to visit it. (Original) Un espacio muy interesante para introducirse en las nuevas tecnologias 3D, tanto para adultos como para los más pequeños. Y de entrada gratuita!! Está compuesto por tres salas, muy diferenciadas, pero relacionadas entre ellas. En la primera hay una gran pantalla donde se proyectan obras y piezas de museo digitalizadas y consta de una serie de tabletas digitales para interactuar con ellas, desde ampliar detalles hasta montar puzzles simples para los más pequeños. La segunda dispone de varias gafas de visión 3D, con un buen repertorio de documentales inmersivos por los que ''viajar''. La tercera es un pequeño laboratorio de impresion 3D donde puedes ver todo el proceso de creación de cualquier figura impresa en 3D así como impresión para estampado textil y digitalización. El personal que lo presenta es muy amable y te da toda clase de explicaciones de lo que puedes esperar y de lo que estás viendo. En definitiva si estás por Port-Vendrés y coincide que está abierto al público es muy recomendable para grandes y pequeños pasar a visitarlo.
Antoni E — Google review
(Translated by Google) Absolute discovery. The place, the principle and the team. Very well received and delighted to make a series of discoveries for a little over an hour, each more interesting than the last. Looking forward to discovering other microfoliages and discovering their contents in relation to the places where they are located. Thank you to the mediator present for taking the time to show us the system and the contents. (Original) Découverte absolue. Le lieu, le principe et l'équipe. Très bien accueillis et ravis de faire pendant un peu plus d'une heure une série de découvertes toutes plus intéressantes les unes que les autres. Hâte de découvrir d'autres microfolies et de découvrir leurs contenus en lien avec les lieux où elles sont implantées. Merci à la médiatrice présente d'avoir pris le temps de nous faire découvrir le dispositif et les contenus.
Arnaud H — Google review
(Translated by Google) Great exhibitions. Beautiful exhibition. But space not rehabilitated enough to highlight. Closing of the entrance door possible. Poorly used space. Looking forward to a museum of the sea and a space for Asian excavations and a more valued exhibition space for port and local artists with animation than the heart of this space. From the court. Live show with cultural coooidnation. Exhibitions. Folly museum and media library. And associations and booksellers working for culture for all. To your feathers for a future space with sea professions. See our regional president instead of sprinkling (Original) Super expos. Belle exposition. Mais espace pas assez remis en état pour mettre en valeur. Fermeture de la porte d entrée possible. Espace mal exploité. Vivement un musée de la mer et un espace pour les fouilles asiatiques et lieu d esposition plus valorisé pour les artistes de port vendres et locaux avec animation qu coeur de cet espace. Ds la cour. Spectacle vivant avec coooidnation culturel. Expos. Musée folie et médiathèque. Et associations et libraires oeuvrant pour la culture pour tous. A vos plumes pour un futur espace avec les metiers de la mer. Voir notre présidente de région au lieu de saupoudrer
Marinette R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Incredible experience, we had a wonderful time enhanced by the welcome from Patrick and Monica! A warm thank you to them for the discovery of this historic place, the activities offered and the virtual reality experiences lived. One more reason to go to Port Vendres! (Original) Expérience incroyable, nous avons passé un merveilleux moment renforcé par l'accueil de Patrick et Monica! Un chaleureux merci à eux pour la découverte de ce lieu historique, les activités proposées et les expériences de réalité virtuelle vécues. Une raison de plus pour aller à Port Vendres !
Alice K — Google review
(Translated by Google) Fun, cultural, informative, high-tech. Eclectic cultural trip. A clear and warm welcome, I loved it! (Original) Ludique, culturel, instructif, high-tech. Voyage culturel éclectique. Un accueil clair et chaleureux, j'ai adoré !
Karine M — Google review
(Translated by Google) The exhibitions in this place follow one another and are not alike, which makes it a charming and interesting place of discovery in Port Vendres not to be missed. (Original) Les expositions en ce lieu se succèdent et ne se ressemblent pas c'est ce qui en fait un lieu de charme de découverte intéressant à Port Vendres à ne pas louper
Catherine F — Google review
(Translated by Google) The children loved it, what a great initiative! Micro madness, maximum pleasure. Top notch welcome. (Original) Les enfants ont adoré, quelle belle initiative! Micro folie, maxi plaisir. Accueil au top.
Chevalier H — Google review
Rte de Collioure, 66660 Port-Vendres, France•http://port-vendres.com/•+33 4 68 82 60 99•Tips and more reviews for Le Dôme Centre d'art
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