Les Méditerranées Nouvelle Floride

Les Méditerranées Nouvelle Floride campsite attracts numerous families, beach holidaymakers and dog owners to the tranquil south of France every year. What makes it special: The campsite is located directly on the Mediterranean Sea with a view of the harbour town of Sète, the Venice of Languedoc, and Cap dAgde. The Mediterranean atmosphere, varied activities, unique natural diversity and fine sandy beach create the perfect holiday feeling.

Campsite with water park

On a total area of almost 7.5 hectares, guests can expect 230 parcelled pitches, which are very spacious at around 100 square metres. Each pitch, with or without a sea view, offers Wi-Fi and connections for electricity and water. The service also includes emptying the cassette toilets as well as supply and disposal for motorhomes. There are also barrier-free sanitary cabins. Restaurants, fast food outlets, bars, supermarkets and bakeries on the site cater for your physical well-being. The extensive beach is not only ideal for swimming, but also for playing beach volleyball, building sandcastles, walking, sunbathing and relaxing. Guests at the Nouvelle Floride can also take advantage of all the facilities at the two other holiday villages "Charlemagne" and "Beach Garden", which also have a water park and other amenities such as a spa area. There is plenty of entertainment for the little ones, as there is certainly no time for boredom at the children's club. The children are looked after by multilingual entertainers. Of course, teenagers also get their money's worth. They can put their talents to the test in various sports tournaments and other creative competitions. As the day slowly draws to a close, you can round off the evening with a delicious cocktail at the beach bar. Night owls, on the other hand, can party into the early hours in the hotel's own discotheque.

Marseillan, a place full of history and nature

Around 550 m from Les Méditerranées Nouvelle Floride is the centre of the popular seaside resort of Marseillan. The municipality is not only home to numerous types of wine, but also a wide variety of bird species. In the Bagnas lagoon, for example, flamingos, grey herons and little egrets can be observed in the wild. Marseillan also leaves nothing to be desired when it comes to seafood. In addition to fresh oysters, guests are served sea bream, sea bass and mullet from the "Étang de Thau". You can also admire old porches, town houses and unique buildings such as the statue of the Republic or the "Saint Jean-Baptiste" church.