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Spanish beaches from all angles: cliffs, dunes, coves, and volcanoes
Spain has more than 8,000 kilometers of coastlines home to hundreds of beaches with diverse characteristics. The Mediterranean, Atlantic, Balearic Islands, and Canary Islands feature contrasting marine scenery: coves sheltered between cliffs, extensive sandy areas, urban beaches, and protected...
Things to do on the Costa Brava: attractions, activities, heritage
The Costa Brava stretches along the Catalan Mediterranean coast, combining historical monuments with natural landscapes. Girona Cathedral features the widest Gothic nave in the world, while the Salvador Dalí Museum in Figueres houses the largest collection of the surrealist artist's works. The...
Discover the villages along the Alsace wine route, from popular spots to hidden secrets
The Alsace wine route winds through many villages where time feels to have stopped. The half-timbered houses from the 1500s and 1600s line the cobbled streets, with painted wooden beams forming patterns. Stone walls and watchtowers remind visitors of the times when these villages held strategic...
Visit Alsace: tourist sites, museums, historic towns
Alsace stretches between Strasbourg and Mulhouse, presenting historical monuments from various periods. The region contains medieval castles such as Haut-Koenigsbourg, military fortifications by Vauban, and Romanesque and Gothic churches. Old town centres display characteristic half-timbered houses,...
What to visit in Jersey: medieval castles, maritime museums, sandy beaches
Jersey is a Channel Island with a history spanning from the Neolithic period to World War II. Visitors can explore Mont Orgueil Castle in Grouville, a fortress from the 13th century that overlooks Gorey, or Elizabeth Castle, a 16th-century fort reached by a causeway covered at high tide. The War...
Historic opera halls: architecture, history and musical heritage
The large opera halls of the nineteenth century tell the story of classical music through their walls. Built in the most important cities in the world, these buildings show many styles: some have simple neoclassical shapes, others have the decoration of neo-baroque, and a few embrace modern...
The Loire reveals its treasures: castles, medieval villages, and wild landscapes
Between plains, dormant volcanoes, and deep forests, the Loire reveals a wealth of cultural heritage. Here, medieval castles stand alongside the wild landscapes of gorges and the Pilat massif, abbeys weave through hills and valleys, and fortified villages still carry the scent of the Middle Ages....
The best campgrounds in Croatia
Croatia's campgrounds stretch along the Adriatic coast, offering a relaxed way to experience the seaside. Whether you bring a tent, caravan, or rent a mobile home, you will find modern bathrooms, fresh water, and electricity hookups at most sites. Many campgrounds have outdoor pools where you can...
Holiday campgrounds in Apulia
Apulia's campgrounds and holiday villages sit right along the Mediterranean shore, giving you easy access to the water and beaches. You'll find a mix of accommodations here, from tent and camper spots to mobile homes with air conditioning and comfortable bungalows with everything you need. Most...
Campsites in Sardinia: seaside accommodations, rentals, and pitches
Sardinia has many campsites along its coasts, providing direct access to Mediterranean beaches. These facilities offer various types of accommodation: tent and caravan pitches, equipped bungalows, and air-conditioned mobile homes. The infrastructure includes modern sanitary facilities, dining areas,...
Camping in Corsica: beaches, pools and accommodations facing the sea
Corsica offers a network of campgrounds along its Mediterranean coast, from Balagne in the north to the southern tip. These sites are mainly located in Porto-Vecchio, Calvi, Ajaccio, Ghisonaccia, and Sagone, allowing visitors to explore different parts of the island. The locations cover several...
Camping in Belgium: unusual accommodations, natural pitches, and modern facilities
Belgium has many campsites distributed across its regions. The Ardennes host riverside establishments along the Semois and Aisne, while others are located near towns such as Bruges or Durbuy. Coastal sites, forest areas, or spots near watercourses like the Nete offer diverse natural settings....
Camping in Galicia: Atlantic coast, mountains and natural areas
Galicia has numerous campsites distributed between its Atlantic coast and wooded mountains. The facilities offer pitches for tents, motorhomes and caravans as well as rental accommodation such as bungalows and mobile homes. The sites are located near beaches, hiking trails or inland. Many campsites...
Asturias Campsites: seaside and mountain sites, available facilities
Asturias includes several campgrounds spread across the Cantabrian coast and the heights of the Picos de Europa National Park. Along the coast, facilities like Perlora and Playa de Tauran allow setting up tents facing the sea, while Ribadesella offers more complete amenities with swimming pools and...
Camping in Andalusia: Mediterranean beaches, natural parks, and Sierra Nevada
Andalusia offers a wide range of campsites spread across its territory. Along the coast, establishments line the Mediterranean and Atlantic, with sites such as Dunas Tarifa opposite the Strait of Gibraltar, Camping Los Escullos in the Cabo de Gata natural park, or Camping Doñana Playa located in a...
Camping in the Basque Country: seaside stays, mountain rentals
The Basque Country has a range of campsites spread between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pyrenees mountains. Sites run from the coast, where many sit directly at the beach, to wooded mountain areas inland. Visitors find mobile homes and chalets alongside traditional camping pitches, along with pools,...
Selection of campsites in Dordogne-Périgord
The Dordogne-Périgord region hosts campsites located near medieval castles, decorated caves, and forested valleys. These sites feature heated pools, water slides, and facilities for families. Several sites lie along the edges of the Dordogne and Vézère rivers, allowing canoeing and swimming....
Costa Dorada: the best campsites facing the Mediterranean
Costa Dorada extends over more than 200 kilometers of Mediterranean coastline in Catalonia, between Tarragona and the Ebro delta. This region offers many campsites along sandy beaches, such as those in Salou, Mont-roig del Camp, and La Torre del Sol. The facilities provide various types of...
Campings of the Costa Brava: stays along the Catalan beach
Costa Brava stretches from the Gulf of Roses to Blanes and hosts many campgrounds situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the first mountain ranges. These sites offer various types of accommodation: tent and caravan sites with electrical hookups, mobile homes, and equipped bungalows. Some...
Opal Coast Campsites: Seaside sites, mobile homes, and pools
Opal Coast, stretching from Calais to Berck-sur-Mer, features a selection of diverse campsites to explore this northern France coastline. These sites are located both seaside and inland, offering different accommodation options for tents, caravans, and mobile homes. Facilities vary by site: outdoor...