Roussillon / Catalan Country
Le Domaine du Mas du Cèdre
Le Domaine du Mas du Cèdre: luxury estate in the heart of the Roussillon vineyards
10 guests · 4 bedrooms
Sea and mountain
Roussillon / Catalan Country
Our homes in Roussillon / Catalan Country
Roussillon / Catalan Country
Le Domaine de la Subérine
Villa Le Domaine de la Subérine - nestled between mountains, sea and cork oak forests
14 guests · 5 bedrooms
Roussillon / Catalan Country
L’Annexe du Domaine de la Subérine
L’Annexe du Domaine de la Subérine - nestled between mountains, sea and cork oak forests
Where our homes are
Sea & mountains · Catalan Country
Discover Roussillon
Between the Mediterranean, terraced vineyards and the Pyrenees peaks, a Catalan land to experience during your stay. Everything you need to know, in seven steps.
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Where we are
Between sea, vineyards and the Pyrenees
In the south of France, Roussillon is the heart of the Catalan Country. The Côte Vermeille unfolds about thirty kilometers of coastline between Cerbère and Argelès-sur-Mer, with Banyuls, Port-Vendres and Collioure as its jewels. Sea, terraced vineyards and Pyrenean peaks share a single horizon.
- 19 mi (30 km) of Côte Vermeille coastline, from Cerbère to Argelès
- 27 min Collioure → Perpignan (19 mi)
- 49 min Collioure → Figueres, Spain
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A Catalan heritage
A unique identity, between two kingdoms
From 1262 to 1344, Roussillon belonged to the Kingdom of Majorca, a time of prosperity when towns were granted charters of freedom. It became part of France with the Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659, after which Vauban fortified the border. Today, the language, traditions and cuisine still bear a strong Catalan imprint.
- 1262 start of the Kingdom of Majorca
- 1659 Treaty of the Pyrenees
- Vauban border fortifications
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Areas of the region
Three faces to explore
The Côte Vermeille, with its orange schist cliffs, coves and harbors. The Roussillon plain around Perpignan, with its markets and orchards. And the Catalan hinterland: the Canigó massif, the Vallespir and Conflent valleys, and the Cerdagne.
- Sea Côte Vermeille
- Plain Perpignan and orchards
- Mountains Canigó, Conflent, Cerdagne
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Culture and monuments
Fauvism, fortresses and palaces
In Collioure, the Fauvism Trail links 19 reproductions of works by Matisse and Derain along the colorful lanes, under the gaze of the Royal Castle. In Perpignan, the Palace of the Kings of Majorca bears witness to the Catalan past. In Banyuls, a museum is dedicated to the sculptor Aristide Maillol.
- 19 works along the Fauvism Trail
- 2024 Collioure, France’s Favorite Village
- 13th c. Palace of the Kings of Majorca
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Wine and gastronomy
Anchovies, Banyuls and wines with character
The Collioure vines, the southernmost vineyard in France, cling to schist slopes in dry-stone terraces between sea and mountains. The Collioure and Banyuls appellations are the stars. At the table: Collioure anchovies, fish from the coast, crème catalane, and a glass of Banyuls for dessert.
- PDO Collioure and Banyuls
- 2004 PGI Collioure Anchovies
- 3 colors red, rosé and rare white
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Sport and outdoors
From the coastal path to the ski slopes
Coastal paths between coves and terraced vineyards, diving, kayaking, sailing, cycling and mountain hiking. In winter, the ski resorts of the Catalan Pyrenees even let you ski in a single day.
- Sea diving, kayaking, sailing
- Land hiking, cycling
- ~2 h Catalan ski resorts (to be checked)
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Close to Spain
Spain within a day’s reach
Figueres is less than an hour from Collioure. Its Dalí Theatre-Museum is a must-see, and the three Dalí museums (Figueres, Portlligat-Cadaqués, Púbol) require at least two days. Cadaqués and the Costa Brava complete a getaway to Catalonia.
- 38 mi Collioure → Figueres (61 km)
- 3 museums Dalí, about 25 mi (40 km) apart
- 2 days to see it all
Ready to experience Roussillon? Choose your home between sea and mountains.
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