Discover Palau-del-Vidre: an authentic Catalan village near Perpignan

Just 50 metres from the campsite, discover the village of Palau-del-Vidre, with its local shops and craftsmen. Only 100 metres away, a peaceful lake with landscaped paths is perfect for walking, cycling or jogging.

  • The Art of Glassmaking: a centuries-old tradition in Catalonia

    The Art of Glassmaking: a centuries-old tradition in Catalonia

    Discover the Art of Glassmaking and its International Glass Festival, held every year on the first weekend of August, and visit the village church, which is home to a fascinating heritage.
    Glassblowing in Palau-del-Vidre dates back to the 14th century. The glassmaking industry became so important that, in the 15th century, the village was given the name Palacium Vitri, which later became Palau-del-Vidre.
  • Catalan traditions and cultural events

    Catalan traditions and cultural events

    The village is deeply attached to its Catalan traditions, which you can experience during the Easter celebrations or the traditional Saint John’s Eve bonfires.
    At the beginning of summer, the “Concert d’Été” Music and Poetry Festival offers the opportunity to enjoy a programme of classical music concerts.
    A small village with plenty to discover!

Tourism in Roussillon: between the sea and the mountains

“Here… the Pyrenees meet the Mediterranean.”

Discover a wonderfully varied landscape, where the beauty of the natural surroundings is matched by a rich architectural heritage, in a region steeped in culture, tradition and art.

  • Exceptional villages and natural sites

    Exceptional villages and natural sites

    Among the region’s highlights, discover five villages listed among the most beautiful villages in France: Eus, Evol, Prats-de-Mollo-La-Preste, Castelnou and Villefranche-de-Conflent.
    The region is also home to a wealth of unmissable natural sites:
    • Lac des Bouillouses
    • Nyer Voluntary Nature Reserve (ENSID)
    • Cerbère-Banyuls Marine Nature Reserve
    • Villeneuve-de-la-Raho Lake
  • Culture, history and art in Roussillon

    Culture, history and art in Roussillon

    Step back in time by visiting iconic monuments such as the Palace of the Kings of Majorca, the Royal Castle of Collioure and the Priory of Serrabona.
    Art lovers should also make time for some of the region’s museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in Céret and the Musée Rigaud in Perpignan.
    Roussillon has also been home to major artists such as Aristide Maillol, whose works can be discovered throughout the region.
  • The Catalan Coast: from sandy beaches to rocky cliffs

    The Catalan Coast: from sandy beaches to rocky cliffs

    The Catalan coast stretches from Le Barcarès to Cerbère, offering two very different landscapes:

    • The sandy coastline runs from the Salses lagoons to Argelès, passing through seaside resorts such as Canet, Saint-Cyprien and Torreilles.

    • The rocky coastline, from Le Racou to Cerbère on the Spanish border, reveals a wilder, more dramatic landscape of cliffs and coves.
  • Outdoor activities and local tastings

    Outdoor activities and local tastings

    For outdoor enthusiasts, the region offers a wide range of activities, including hiking in the Albères, mountain biking, water sports, and sea or river fishing.
    Don’t miss the chance to explore the local vineyards and sample regional products directly from our local producers.
  • Nearby: from Carcassonne to Spain

    Nearby: from Carcassonne to Spain

    The region is also ideally located for exploring some fantastic nearby destinations:
    • Carcassonne is around 1 hour 30 minutes away, where you can explore its famous medieval citadel.
    • Sigean is around 45 minutes away, home to the renowned African Reserve.
    • The Spanish border is just 20 km away, making it easy to explore some of Catalonia’s highlights, including the Dalí Museum in Figueres, the city of Girona, the Catalan capital Barcelona, and the picturesque village of Cadaqués.

Book your stay and discover authentic Roussillon


Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy a unique holiday at Camping Le Haras. Just a short walk from the charming village of Palau-del-Vidre and in the heart of the beautiful Roussillon region, you will be perfectly placed to discover spectacular landscapes, a wealth of cultural attractions, and the very best of Catalan traditions.

Whether you are fascinated by the art of glassmaking, enjoy hiking, or would like to explore the local vineyards, your stay will be filled with unforgettable discoveries.

Book your stay now and enjoy an authentic and memorable holiday in the heart of the Pyrénées-Orientales!

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