Holiday rentals and lettings in Collioure

Lettings in a pretty seaside town

An ancient town specialising in anchovy fishing, Collioure is a beautiful seaside destination on the edge of the Pyrenees. Find a holiday rental in Collioure in the Bay of Collioure, with its delightful chateau, golden-sand beach and colourful old harbour. To the north of the city centre, find a letting in the old neighbourhood of Mouré, with its steep streets, beautiful homes and numerous art galleries to explore.

Lettings with a sea view

Many holiday rentals in Collioure are set in delightful gardens and boast lovely terraces. You can marvel at the sea views as you tuck into your freshly-baked croissant and ponder what of the many exciting activities to do today. Exactly what a holiday should be! If you are travelling in a big group, there are some spectacular lettings for up to 12 people! Some of the features of holiday letting in Collioure include:

• Modern interiors
• Private swimming pools
• Internet
• Terraces with dining areas

A charming town on the Mediterranean

Collioure is a charming and romantic fishing town in the far southwest of France, 30 minutes by car from the airport city of Perpignan. It is also less than one hour from the border with Spain. Not a household name by any means, Collioure deserves to be so. It is a true gem boasting kaleidoscopic houses, lovely beaches, an ancient castle and fabulous local dishes. With your holiday rental in Collioure, you can explore the charming ports and wineries in the area.

So many beaches to choose from

Head southeast from Collioure. You will find a plethora of rocky coves and memorable beaches, culminating in Port-Vendres, which boasts 12 km of sheltered coves just waiting to be discovered. If you have a holiday letting in Port Vendres, you should visit lovely beaches like Saint-Vincent Beach. Head north from town to Port-Argeles, where the 7km wide sandy Albères beach, backed by a lovely pine forest, beckons you to a day of sunbathing and family bliss. Get an affordable holiday rental in Collioure and start planning a trip.

Collioure for wine enthusiasts

Collioure is home to the internationally famous vineyard of Banyuls and Collioure. Over 2,600 years old, it produces Protected Designation of Origin wines, including natural sweet wines, powerful and fruity red wines, fresh and generous rosés and fruity whites. Also, make sure you spend a day touring the Madeloc winery in the heart of Banyuls-sur-Mer. It produces wines renowned in many French specialised wine guides, such as Revue du Vin de France and Hachette Vins. If you have a holiday rental in Collioure, you will have plenty of time to explore the vineyards.

Collioure for day trippers

Renting a car when you get to Collioure? There are so many day trips to enjoy. Just 30 minutes away by car, Perpignan blurs the line between French and Catalan cultures. Its meandering, palm-lined Old Town is anchored by a golden Romanesque palace, making for a lovely few hours’ explorations. Just 30 minutes inland, Céret is a beautiful little medieval village and the former home of the great artist Pablo Picasso. It is now chock full of cute galleries and studios, with the Museum of Modern Art a must-see for fans of Picasso. These are just two of the many fantastic day trips to be had from Collioure! You can also take a day trip or get a holiday letting in Narbonne-Plage to enjoy history at Cathedrale Saint Nazaire.

1. Get your bearings on the Little Road Train
2. Experience the dizzying heights of Les Gorges De La Fou
3. Take your kids to a theme park
4. Discover Avall Port
5. Stroll around the Moure District

1. Get your bearings on the Little Road Train

A great way to start your visit to Collioure and get your bearings is by hopping on the Little Road Train. It takes you through Collioure and Port-Vendres, and then up into the hills above the town to Fort Saint Elme, where you get great views over the entire area. It’s great for kids and adults alike. If you haven’t booked your holiday rental in Narbonne, you are missing out. The town is just an hour from Collioure.

2. Experience the dizzying heights of Les Gorges De La Fou

Drive to Les Gorges de La Fou for a dramatic hiking day. It is an awe-inspiring ravine cut into the mountainside, and a gangway has been built along the gorge with dizzying drop-offs up to 200 metres deep! Dare to walk along the walkway a couple of kilometres along the bottom. The walkway is along a steep gorge as the cliff rises to 200 metres.

3. Take your kids to a theme park

Luna Park is located in Argeles-Sur-Mer and is an exciting adventure park with different activities. It boasts great rides for all ages, and is open until late at night, making it a long day trip that will surely be the highlight of your family holiday! Spectacular shows of colour and light are put on at night.

4. Discover Avall Port

Avall Port has been the centre of activity in Collioure since Antiquity. Today, it is a marina comprising colourful fishing boats, prismatic buildings and a jubilant and lively atmosphere. You will also find a golden sandy beach and restaurants serving the town’s iconic anchovies. It is truly a magical place that has been a source of inspiration for painters for centuries.

5. Stroll around the Moure District

In the north part of the town, the Moure district, a former fishing village, is quieter than the harbour area and home to the genuine soul of Collioure. Enjoy a stroll through its picturesque cobbled-stoned streets past traditional former fishing or winemaker houses. In addition, artists’ studios and art galleries are located in the lower part of the neighbourhood that is waiting for your visit!