Lido: 6p, 100m Beach, Sea View Part.

1. Walk on the beach: Enjoy a walk along the fine sandy beaches of Barcarès. You can walk along the coast, go for a swim, or just admire the seascape.

2. Parc des Dosses: Explore this unspoilt natural park located in the northern part of Barcarès. You can discover the local fauna and flora while walking on the marked trails.

3. Bike ride: Rent a bike and discover the many paths and cycle paths of Barcarès. You can explore the city and its surroundings at your own pace.

4. Village Tour: Take a walk through the village of Barcarès to discover its historical heritage and picturesque alleys. Don't miss the Saint-Jacques church and the old port.

5. Fishing Port: Stroll along the quays of the Barcarès fishing port and watch the fishermen's boats at work. Guests can also enjoy fresh seafood at one of the restaurants in the port.

6. Visit the Lydia: Explore the famous boat Le Lydia, a former ballroom converted into an exhibition and entertainment venue. You can learn about the fascinating history of this iconic ship and enjoy panoramic views from its upper deck.

7. Tasting local products: End your day of walking by stopping at one of the local markets or food establishments to taste fresh products and specialties of the region.

These walks will allow you to discover the natural beauty and authentic charm of Barcarès.

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Lido Beach (100m): Direct access to a fine sandy beach supervised in season, ideal for family swimming and idleness.

Water activities: A few minutes away, enjoy sailing schools, jet-skiing, paddle boarding or kitesurfing on the Leucate pond.

Cycle paths: Le Barcarès has an extensive network of safe cycle paths allowing you to follow the coast or reach the port without a car.
The liner "Lydia": Unique symbol of Barcarès

Local shops: Bakeries, grocery stores and restaurants are within walking distance of the Lido district, avoiding the worries of summer traffic.

Local Markets: Don't miss the traditional markets of Barcarès (Place de la République) to taste Catalan products: Roussillon apricots, olives and fresh fish.

Parking: The rental includes a private parking space, a major advantage as parking is highly regulated and saturated in July and August.

Fishing Village: Visit the fishing port and admire the traditional Catalan boats.

Leisure Parks: Proximity to Luna Park (in season) and Aqualand in Port-Leucate for family outings.

Culture: Just 20 minutes away, explore Perpignan and its Palace of the Kings of Majorca, or head on to Collioure, the "pearl of the Côte Vermeille".

"The Lido area is particularly popular for its quietness compared to the noisier city centre, while still being close to the entertainment of the Christmas Village (in winter) and the Electrobeach Music Festival (in July)."