Collioure Must-see
A Catalan port of colourful houses that inspired Matisse and the Fauvists, dominated by its royal château and bell tower by the water.
See on the map →The last stretch of French coast before Spain, the Côte Vermeille owes its name to the reddish reflections of the Pyrenees plunging into the Mediterranean, between wild coves and terraced vineyards.
Open Côte Vermeille on the interactive mapA Catalan port of colourful houses that inspired Matisse and the Fauvists, dominated by its royal château and bell tower by the water.
See on the map →A seaside resort renowned for its naturally sweet wine, between pebble beaches and steep terraced vineyards.
See on the map →A Mediterranean fishing port nestled in a natural harbour, between coves and customs-officers' trails offering fine coastal views.
See on the map →Steep hillsides cultivated in dry-stone terraces, falling almost directly into the Mediterranean, a unique winegrowing landscape in France.
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