Activities in the Pyrénées-Orientales

Saint-Cyprien is a unique destination where fine sandy beaches meet wide open spaces. It offers a wide range of activities, such as cycling along the many cycle paths, discovering local farmers' markets or the authentic charm of its village with its Les Collections museum. Close to the hotel, the Jardin des Plantes awakens your senses in a 5-hectare green setting, and the Grand Stade Les Capellans offers a wide range of sporting activities (paddle, tennis, bodybuilding...).

Nestled at the foot of the Mediterranean, the famous Cité des Peintres has inspired artists such as Matisse and Derain. Spend a day soaking up the picturesque charm of this coastal village with its colorful alleyways, and discover its cultural, artistic and historical heritage. Nearby, be sure to visit Port-Vendres, a lively port, and Banyuls-sur-Mer, famous for its terraced vineyards and delicious natural sweet wine.

Perpignan, the vibrant Catalan capital, is just a 20-minute drive from L'Île de la Lagune. With its colorful alleyways and unique architecture, this city rich in history and culture boasts many monuments: the Castillet, the emblematic 14th-century gateway, the fortress of the Palais des Rois de Majorque, the Hyacinthe Rigaud art museum, and the historic Hôtel Pams. Its festive atmosphere and hidden treasures promise an unforgettable day out!

Just a few kilometers from the L'Île de la Lagune hotel, discover the medieval charm of Castelnou.This picturesque village, listed as one of the most beautiful in France, invites you to stroll through its cobbled streets, visit its 10th-century castle, and admire breathtaking panoramic views in the heart of the Aspres mountains. With its mix of local craftsmanship and authentic atmosphere, Castelnou is the perfect getaway for lovers of heritage and tranquillity.

Embark on an aquatic adventure with a multitude of water sports activities on offer near the L'Île de la Lagune hotel. Take a boat trip to explore the beautiful coves, or opt for a paddle session along the picturesque coastline. Thrill-seekers can try their hand at kite-surfing and challenge the Mediterranean winds, while deep-sea enthusiasts can dive into the crystal-clear waters on a snorkeling session.

Lovers of hiking, fresh air and panoramic views will be delighted in the Pyrénées-Orientales. The coastal path (from Collioure to Port-Vendres) offers a unique view of the coast and the department's treasures (Paulilles cove, Collioure lighthouse, Racou beach, Fort Saint-Elme, the royal castle...).

Immerse yourself in the age-old art of winemaking during an immersive tour and tasting at a renowned winery near the Isle of Lagoon. Whether you prefer seaside vineyards bathed in sea breezes or land-side estates surrounded by picturesque villages, you'll be enchanted by the richness and diversity of local wines. Let yourself be guided through the vineyards, discover the secrets of winemaking and enjoy exceptional wines.