Les Méditerranées - Charlemagne

The two pools at La Charlemagne balance being active and relaxing. Outdoors, the large pool is ideal for doing some laps and earning those ice creams. Indoors, you’ll find spa baths, water jets and a bubble bench to soothe and relax the muscles. You’ll also have free access to the swimming pool at Nouvelle Floride. Its tropical lagoon pools are just made for slow days while the kids whiz down the slides.

Enjoy a relaxed and friendly atmosphere at the Mediterranean restaurant Le Bistro du Beach Garden. For dinner with family or friends, admire the sunset from the top of the terrace and its magnificent panoramic view of the deep blue sea. At Le Bistro, you can enjoy simple yet refined cuisine. The Nouvelle Floride restaurant welcomes you in a Mediterranean setting. Just a few steps from the sea, enjoy fresh and traditional products from the region. The parc’s oyster farmer partners welcome you to their authentic shack facing the Etang de Thau, and don’t forget to enjoy the parc’s wonderful bar, with entertainment throughout the summer.

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Aqua aerobics, fitness classes, cycle hire and basketball are all available at this friendly parc.

The Languedoc-Roussillon region is a haven of tranquil countryside, unspoilt Mediterranean coastline and towns steeped in Medieval history. Whether you’re exploring by foot, bike or car, there’s beauty to be discovered. And if you’re a food and wine lover, you’ll be spoilt by the eclectic local flavours and seemingly endless vineyards.

It’s just a short drive (or bus ride) from La Charlemagne to Marseillan-Ville – a picturesque village and fishing port. Start with a leisurely stroll along the promenade and docks. You’ll find charming cafes and restaurants with the freshest seafood. When you’re done, lose yourself in the endless maze of narrow old streets that look today as they did hundreds of years ago.