alive villages in the winter
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alive villages in the winter
I am interested in perhaps moving to a village which is alive during winter time as well as the summer but does not depend wholly on the summer season for its business.
Any pointers would be a great help as pasing through or even staying a week or two does not always give the correct impression of the life there.
Thanks in advance.
Any pointers would be a great help as pasing through or even staying a week or two does not always give the correct impression of the life there.
Thanks in advance.
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Do you wanrt coast or mountain Monsans. I can only speak for the coastal area but far enough away from it not to be over run by tourists in the 2 month season. Sorede, St Genis des Fontaines, Laroque des Alberes, St Andre, Palau del Vidre, Elne, Corneila del Vercol, Alenya. None of these are more than 5 or 10 minutes from the beach.
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Alive village
St Jean Pla De Corts works for us. The bar- restaurant gets busier in the summer but you are away from the crowds on the coast, have easy access to the mountains and all the shops are open during the winter.
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lively villges in winter
Thanks so far for the above. I don't mind coast or in land but not too far up mountainous roads, not mad about them.
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