Tucked away off the coast road, half way between Port Vendres and Banyuls-sur-Mer, lies the bay of Paulilles, three beaches (Bernardi, del Mitg and Fourat) separated by rocky headlands, surrounded by steep and endless vineyards, and rugged mountains.
Perpignan to Paris Night Train: Family Review & Tips
Did you know how the word ‘mascot originated?
O’Leary radioed London with the message “Pas plus de bateau que de beurre au cul!”
Lesley McLaren takes a quizzical look back over past articles – with a few extra questions thrown in for good measure!
Not your typical zoo.
Walk the Region. Notre Dame de Pène/ Calce circular Well signed route with yellow waymark signs.
Cliff top picnic with heart-etched table perched on the edge of the Cap Béar cliffs. Perfect for a spring feast of sun, sea and sandwich
Out for the Day… in Eyne, the Valley of Flowers. Need a tonic? How about fresh mountain air, kaleidoscopes of wild flowers, serene mouflon and shy izzards grazing, bubbling water features, bumblebees, butterflies and beetles, maybe even a little late snow?
Meaning “fire runs”, the Correfoc makes sure that any festival goes with a bang!