Gruissan is a historic, circular coastal village in southern France, known for its unique medieval tower, Barbarossa's Tower, and its picturesque setting between the sea, salty lagoons, and La Clape vineyards. A popular holiday destination, it offers beaches, water sports, a traditional port, and hiking trails, alongside activities like visiting the pink salt marshes.
Key features:
Gruissan is unique for its circular shape, built around the foot of the Barbarossa Tower.
Barbarossa's Tower: This medieval tower, the remains of a former castle, overlooks the village and is a notable landmark.

Beaches:
The resort offers fine sandy beaches, popular for relaxing and various water sports.
Port and Chalets: The modern port was inspired by Le Corbusier, and a distinct feature is the neighborhood of 1,300 colourful chalets on stilts.
Salt Marshes: Gruissan is surrounded by pink salt marshes, a result of the combination of sun, wind, and sea, which are a significant part of its landscape and history.
Things to do:
Explore the village: Wander through the narrow, ancient streets of the old village.
Water sports: Enjoy activities like swimming, sailing, and boat trips.