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Narbonne Plage

Narbonne-Plage is a family-friendly seaside resort in the South of France, known for its long, golden, sandy beach and abundant sunshine. Located on the Mediterranean coast in the Occitanie region, it is about 15 kilometers east of the historic city of Narbonne and is backed by the protected Massif de la Clape. A long, spacious beach: The main attraction is a five-kilometer stretch of fine, flat sand that is wide and safe for swimming. Blue Flag status: The resort has held the European Blue Flag label since 1988, certifying its excellent water and beach quality. Water sports: A dedicated watersports center offers a variety of activities for all ages, including jet-skiing, kitesurfing, windsurfing, paddleboarding, and sand yachting

Port la Nouvelle

Port-La Nouvelle is a village on the Mediterranean coast, 30 kilometres south of Narbonne. As its name suggests, it is a newish municipality that has developed around the port and trade. Port-La Nouvelle is also a family seaside resort offering the typical seaside activities: swimming and sunbathing, games on the beach, lunch on the terrace of a restaurant. The Canal de la Robine flows into the sea through Port-La Nouvelle. Port-La Nouvelle has a huge sandy beach stretching for nearly 10 km, against the backdrop of the Leucate cliffs and the Corbières vineyards. Any time of year is a great time for strolling along the waterfront and admiring the comings and goings of pleasure boats, fishermen and international cargo ships. Port-La Nouvelle is the third largest port in the French Mediterranean (for trade)!

La Franqui

La Franqui is a charming, historic French coastal village known for its long, sandy beach, favorable windy conditions for water sports like windsurfing and kitesurfing, and a blend of natural beauty and old-fashioned charm with villas from the early 20th century. It offers family-friendly areas, restaurants, pedestrian walkways, and is a popular destination for both relaxation and an active outdoor lifestyle. Key Characteristics: Beaches: Features an 8-kilometer stretch of fine sand at the foot of cliffs, including the shallow Grazel area perfect for children. Activities: Ideal for water sports like windsurfing, kitesurfing, and sand yachting due to strong winds. It's also great for swimming, sunbathing, and family beach activities. Atmosphere: Has a retro, simple charm, with a picturesque seafront promenade shaded by old pine trees and historic villas.

Leucate Plage

Leucate Plage is a diverse and activity-rich area in Aude, Southern France, known for its watersports, especially kitesurfing and windsurfing, with famous sites like Plage des Coussoules. It features sandy beaches, a marina, a limestone cliff, and offers opportunities for family fun, hiking, and enjoying local cuisine like oysters and mussels. Key Features: Watersports Hub: Leucate is a world-renowned destination for windsurfing and kitesurfing due to its consistent winds, particularly the Tramontane. Beaches: The region boasts sandy beaches, including the long and natural Plage des Coussoules and the more sheltered Leucate-Plage. Scenery: A distinctive landscape with dazzling limestone cliffs, sandy beaches, a large lagoon (the Étang de Leucate), and a high plateau.