- 5-star campsite
- Swimming pool on site
- Pet-friendly
- 109 touring pitches
- 129 rental accommodations
Best of two worlds Right by the sea and a short distance from the French city of Montpelier.
Best of two worlds Right by the sea and a short distance from the French city of Montpelier. You will need your beach shoes as well as your high heels during your holiday at Sandaya Les Tamaris campsite. This rural site is located in the south in the department of Languedoc-Roussillon. With its lovely swimming pool and the beautiful South of France sandy beaches at your doorstep, you can be certain of a camping holiday with days of fun in the water. A drink by the water The campsite is located on a strip of land between the Mediterranean and the Lake of Ingril, so you can jump into the waves at any time of the day. And the Tam Tam Beach Club will serve you a drink when the time is right. The campsite's swimming pool has an unusual shape which gives you the feeling you are in a whole series of small swimming pools. That gives it a pleasant ambiance. After your swim you can relax on a sun lounger around the pool, while enjoying a drink from the bar of course. Your children will have great fun in the children's pool, while you have a relaxing swim or just bob around in the large pool. A pleasant village atmosphere Just like the swimming pool, the grounds of Sandaya Les Tamaris campsite are laid out in an imaginative way. The pitches and rental accommodation are not in straight rows but are placed at an angle next to each other in small groups. The mobile homes are painted in bright colours, and there is plenty of greenery on the campsite. But even so, the campsite is buzzing with activities. The entertainment team provide art and craft days, sports tournaments, evening performances, disco evenings and plenty more in the summer. Playmates are never far away. Cycle past salt flats and vineyards The area around the campsite offers plenty of opportunities for trips out. The towns of Montpellier and Sète are within cycling distance. You will see plenty of birds and other natural treasures in the inland seas between these towns. This was formerly a salt extraction area. The old salt pans are now protected natural areas. The Gardiole is located further inland, this is a lovely walking area with medieval remains and even prehistoric buildings. And this is where you will find beautiful Mediterranean vegetation and lovely views over the sea. The vineyards producing the sweet Muscat wine are famous here. You really should sample them… Day trips further away include Carcassonne or the Gorges de l'Herault.