Introduction
929km (577 miles) SW of Paris; 27km (17 miles) SE of Perpignan
You might recognize this port and its sailboats from the Fauve paintings of Lhote and Derain. It's said to resemble St-Tropez before it was spoiled. In the past, it attracted Matisse, Picasso, and Dalí. Collioure is the most authentic and alluring port of Roussillon, a gem with a vivid Spanish/Catalan image and flavor. Some visitors believe it's the most charming village on the Côte Vermeille. The town's sloping, narrow streets, charming semifortified church, antique lighthouse, and eerily introverted culture make it worth an afternoon stopover. This is the ideal small-town antidote to the condo-choked Riviera.
more local info
-
check rates-
Residence Maeva Les Balcons de Collioure
Location.
Residence Maeva Les Balcons de Collioure is located near the beach in Collioure and close to Chateau-Royal, Collioure Beach, and Church...
-
-
check rates-
Relais des Trois Mas et Restaurant La Balette
This is the town's premier hotel and the restaurant of choice; the hotel was established more than 20 years ago by connecting a trio of older Provençal...
-
-
check rates
-
Casa Païral
This pleasant family-operated hotel is in a 150-year-old house a very short walk from the port and beach. In the guest rooms, charming old antiques...
-
