From the Spanish border to the peaks of the Canigou: ten towns on the Côte Catalane and eight inland towns, each with its own practical guide. Pick a destination to start, or ask Loca directly for guidance.
Dolmens, the Massane forest and 7 km of beaches between a medieval village and the seafront.
A royal castle, Vauban's forts, and the trail painted by Matisse and Derain.
Home of Aristide Maillol, the Laboratoire Arago, and the Cerbère-Banyuls marine reserve.
The last village before Spain, quiet coves and the memory of the Retirada.
A military port designed by Vauban, a royal obelisk, and the Paulilles nature site.
Roussillon's biggest beach resort, a protected lagoon and a long coastal promenade.
The beached liner Le Lydia, the Parc des Dosses dunes, and watersports.
A historic village and a large marina, between a Romanesque chapel and naturist beaches.
A quiet small beach town with a fishing harbour and a birdwatching trail.
A German Südwall bunker, the Bourdigou lagoon and a long family beach.
Former capital of the Kingdom of Majorca: a royal palace, the Castillet, and the train station Dalí called the "centre of the world."
The Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa abbey, the Pablo Casals festival, and the gateway to the Canigou.
A spa village at the foot of the Canigou and the starting point for the Saint-Martin-du-Canigou abbey.
Roman thermal baths, the hilltop village of Palalda, and the Mondony gorges.
A solar furnace, an Olympic training centre, and skiing on the Cerdagne plateau.