Visit
Languedoc-Roussillon

Discover our 5 resorts in Languedoc-Roussillon

Cap d'Agde

Balaruc-les-Bains

Le Grau du Roi

Gruissan

La Grande-Motte Petite Camargue

Daytime temperature: °C

Annual temperature: 20°C

Where is this?

View the map

More info

http://crtlr.org/

Daytime temperature: °C

Annual temperature: 20°C

Where is this?

View the map

More info

http://crtlr.org/

Les Lauriers Roses
Cap d'Agde

Book now

Info

More Information

The multitude of activities offered by Cap d’Agde, Europe's Number 1 beach resort, are there to enjoy as a family
from the Les Lauriers Roses Club, with its landscaped park
and path direct to the beach.

This Club looks and feels like a small local village, with individual bungalows in Languedoc style, each with its own shaded or covered terrace, like this wooden restaurant terrace protected from the heat by the surrounding pine trees.
Your family holiday offers so many options: walking, cycling, trips to places of interest (the fortified city of Agde, Fort Brescou, the Musée de l’Ephèbe Museum of Greek mythology and underwater archaeology...), fun activities,
boat trips, mini cruises on the Canal du Midi and exploring the Languedoc countryside with the impressive Hérault Gorges and famous Devils Bridge.

Rental

Catering

Book now

Find out more

Les Rives de Thau
Balaruc-les-Bains

Book now

Info

More Information

On the water's edge at the Étang de Thau in the very heart of France's leading spa resort, Club Belambra at Balaruc-Les-Bains will get you fighting fit at any time of the year.

The Les Rives de Thau Club at the tip of the peninsula is close to all the amenities and spa centres of Balaruc: the 2,000-m² O'Balia wellness centre is just a 10-minute walk away, and the new Balaruc spa is just five minutes from the Club. The Club also has a totally unobstructed view of the blue waters of the largest lake in the Languedoc Roussillon region, especially from the panoramic terrace of the restaurant and bar. Exploring Sète and its surrounding area begins - naturally - with a stroll around the old port and the town's canals, before perhaps enjoying regional specialities and oysters in Bouzigues.

Rental

Catering

Book now

Find out more

Le Vidourle
Le Grau du Roi

Book now

Info

More information

Set at the heart of floral landscaped gardens on the edge
of a virtually private beach on the Gulf of Aigues-Mortes, the
Le Vidourle Club in the Camargue is equally perfect for families and couples.

Children love its immediate proximity to long sandy beaches, but the
Le Grau-du-Roi Club also offers a heated pool and poolside sunbathing area alongside its buildings designed in the local style. Nearby facilities include
a water sports centre, 3 Florida-style golf courses and a thalassotherapy centre. Whatever type of holiday you prefer, the untameable wild nature of the Camargue will unstintingly and openly reveal its natural beauty, traditions
and food, complemented and enhanced by the deliciously fruity wines of Languedoc.

Rental

Book now

Find out more

Les Ayguades
Gruissan

Book now

Info

More information

Club Belambra Les Ayguades is ideally located at the edge of a vast sandy beach between the sea and the lagoon on the Languedoc Coast.

Its 176 holiday homes, each with fully-equipped private terrace, are scattered through 6 hectares of magnificent gardens set between the Mediterranean on one side and the Mateille Lagoon on the other. The 130 m² heated pool features a poolside sunbathing lawn. The Club borders a broad beach that parents love because of its safe bathing for children: perfect for hours and days of seaside fun. A little further away, there's a 10,000 m² water park, sailing and water sports club, an African reserve, the many vineyards of the Languedoc, the spectacular châteaux of Cathar Country and the fortified city of Carcassonne.

Rental

Book now

Find out more

Presqu'île du Ponant
La Grande-Motte Petite Camargue

Presqu'ile du Ponant - La Grande-Motte - Petite Camargue

Book now

Info

More information

It's surely impossible to resist the multiple charms of
our Club Belambra warmed by the radiant sunlight of
'La Petite Camargue', the luxuriantly green and exclusive peninsula close to La Grande Motte.

The exceptional location of this Club is not the only thing in its favour; a fact clear from its original architecture influenced by local tradition, its water park, which extends to more than 1,000 m² at the heart of a flower garden, its water sports centre on the prestigious Étang de Ponant lake, its 23 hectares of peaceful pine woods, and its many sports facilities. The wider area around the Club also offers a multitude of sports, cultural and entertainment opportunities, as well as the countless cycle paths of this green coastal resort designed in the mid-1960s by architect Jean Balladur.

Rental

Catering

Book now

Find out more

Gastronomy
of the region

Gardiane de taureau

Recipe provided by Marine, Chef at La Grande Motte

Slice 1.5 kg of AOC Taureau de Camargue beef and 2 carrots into rounds, spike 2 onions with 4 cloves, add a stick of celery, some fennel, a bouquet garni, the zest of 2 oranges, salt and pepper. Put all the ingredients in a large salad bowl, pour over 2 litres of Costières de Nîmes red wine and marinate in the fridge for 24 hours. Drain the meat and put to one side. Thinly slice the 2 onions from the marinade and cook them in the olive oil with 250 g of petit salé fumé sausage. Brown the meat gently for 5 minutes. Add the black olives and 2 soup spoons of pastis. Pass the marinade through a conical strainer before pouring it over the beef. Simmer for three hours and serve with Camargue rice.

The benefits
of oysters

The French oyster industry is based in seven production areas stretching from Normandy to Sète. Each produces a type of oyster that has its own distinct shape and taste. The French consume a very large amount of oysters, and some might even tell you that they are one of the well-guarded secrets to beauty and good health passed down from generation to generation. As well as being very low in calories, oysters are highly nutritious. So why not test their virtues for yourself with a Tour de France of oysters.