la sirène

is la sirène for you?

What a great combination: a stunning pool complex considered the best in the area, and glorious beaches nearby with the picturesque backdrop of the Pyrenees.

Situated in Argeles-sur-Mer, this lively site is perfectly located  less than 900 metres from the beach and a bustling holiday village via a direct footpath.  The parc has a wonderfully mediterranean feel about it, with palm trees springing up from every available corner, providing shade from the hot sun which is definately a major feature of this area!

This location is also within very easy reach of other exotic locations, such as the Costa Brava in Spain, Andorra, and the Catalan mountains.

If this all sounds a bit overwhelming you could start the holiday more gently by relaxing by the tropical pool complex and gradually build up to these more energetic sports.

• a lively parc with lots of facilities and great evening entertainment
• only 900 metres from the beach on foot (or 2km via road)
• a stunning pool complex
• ideal for families of all ages
• La Sirène is a siblu selection parc

Open 17 April 2010 to 24 September 2010

in a snapshot...

Mobile homes: Our selection of holiday mobile homes at La Sirène includes Excellence, Elegance and Esprit.   
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Facilities: The facilities on parc are excellent, providing much to keep youngsters of all ranges entertained . Plus as well as all the usual activities, it offers a more exotic collection of things to do: from sea-kayaking to downhill mountain bike excursions to scuba diving.  
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Places to visit: The Languedoc is a well guarded secret by the French. They're keeping quiet about the sandy, generous beaches, the charismatic medieval towns, the vast fields of fragrant lilac lavender and the fiery wild white horses of the Camargue.
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Getting there: Languedoc is served by good roadway and airport links making it an easy destination to get to from the UK.
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