Languedoc Roussillon is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in France, nestled between the golden beaches of the Western Mediterranean and the Pyrénées. This is a vibrant region, with a diversity of lively resorts on the coast, picturesque villages and flourishing vineyards inland.

Canal du Midi – on the UNESCO world heritage list, the Canal du Midi runs for 145 miles from Toulouse to the port of Sète. Take a barge trip on the canal or cycle and walk alongside, to make the most of the excellent scenery.

Béziers – this lively city is the wine producing capital of Languedoc. Visit Cathédrale St-Nazaire, built in a commanding hill top position and giving sunning views of the surrounding area.

Perpignan – an attractive and vibrant city, brimming with Catalonian charm. Spend a day wandering the narrow streets full of shops, restaurants, cafés and wonderful architecture.

Aqualand Waterpark – set in six hectares of green fields and surrounded by palm trees, the River Twist and Niagara slides will provide a full day of fun for all the family in St Cyprien.

Réserve Africaine de Sigean – a large safari park that is home to over 3800 animals roaming freely in a natural habitat. Discover more with nature workshops and guided tours.

Cirque de Navacelles – one of the most remarkable natural
sites in the region, taking the form of a vast crater. The village of Navacelles lies at the bottom, some 330 metres below the surface.