Camping Le Paradis
France / Nouvelle-Aquitaine
ClassificationExceptional(14Ratings)
Swimming PoolDogs allowedChild-friendly
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| Number of campsites | 47 |
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| Campsite reviews | 3,245 |
| Ø-ratings | 4.0 |
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Camping Le Paradis
On holiday at Camping Le Paradis, water lovers can enjoy a large aquatic area with several pools. Other facilities for active guests include tennis courts, multi-sports courts and an open-air fitness … Campsite profile page
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Camping Sandaya La Roubine
La Roubine campsite is located on the banks of the River Ardèche in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. Surrounded by a rural idyll with shady acacia trees, holidaymakers can enjoy an unforgett… Campsite profile page
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Camping Sandaya Aloha
A gentle sea breeze, the sound of the waves, the warm rays of sunshine on your face: it's marvellous on the beach. Even more marvellous when it's right in front of the campsite, like at Camping Sanday… Campsite profile page
A particularly large number of ADAC Super Campsites are located on the marvellous beaches on the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. At 5-star campsites in France, families bathe on the gently sloping shore, while active holidaymakers enjoy the wide range of water sports on offer in the upmarket seaside resorts of Biarritz or Cannes. Culture lovers are drawn to fascinating cities such as Bordeaux or Marseille, some of whose sights are World Heritage Sites.
Top tips
- A boat trip on the Garonne in Bordeaux is guaranteed to remain in guests' memories for a long time. There is hardly any other more comfortable way to marvel at the mighty fortifications on the Gironde estuary, which were built under Louis XIV. On the short cruise, you can take part in a tasting of the famous Bordeaux wines, which are offered on many ships together with regional delicacies.
- On 14 July, the whole of France celebrates its bank holidays to commemorate the storming of the Bastille in 1789, with lavish celebrations in cities such as Marseille, Bordeaux and Montpellier as well as in many smaller towns. Highlights include sensational fireworks displays that light up the sky throughout the country in the evening.
Activities and excursions
The area around the ADAC Supercampsites offers fantastic beaches and many cultural highlights. Both the hinterland and the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts have numerous sights to offer.
From the campsite to the cultural highlights
From the luxury campsite, those interested in culture can go on excursions to towns worth seeing. In the heart of the wine-growing region of the same name, Bordeaux attracts visitors with its centre, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, visitors can marvel at Saint-André Cathedral, one of the largest religious buildings in France at 124 metres in length. The view of the harbour and the numerous historic buildings is breathtaking from the church's free-standing tower , the Tour Pey-Berland. France's Mediterranean coast also has a lot to offer in terms of culture: The Musée des Beaux-Arts in Nice, where Impressionist and Rococo works can be seen, is a major attraction for art fans. The second largest city, Marseille, also boasts numerous sights: In addition to the picturesque Vieux Port harbour, the mighty Notre-Dame de la Garde church in neo-Byzantine style is one of its landmarks.
Beach holidays on the most beautiful beaches in France
Bathers are spoilt for choice at 5-star campsites in France: endless sandy beaches await you on both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic coast. With its mild climate and gently sloping sandy beaches, the coast of the Côte d'Azur is ideal for families. Stars from all over the world also meet here for a beach holiday in the fashionable coastal towns. In the west, the Côte d'Argent offers a charming contrast between deep, green pine forests and large inland lakes such as the Lac de Hourtin et de Carcans, where sailors, surfers and swimmers enjoy themselves in the fresh water. A walk to the largest shifting sand dune in Europe, the Dune du Pilat, is also worthwhile. The Basque coast, on the other hand, is an Eldorado for water sports enthusiasts. The elegant town of Biarritz has made a name for itself as a surfing spot for decades.
Events
All over France, atmospheric events attract locals and visitors alike.
April
- Kite festival in Châtelaillon-Plage: Just in time for the start of the camping season, Châtelaillon-Plage on the Atlantic Ocean hosts spectacular wind kites. Buggy and kite surfers also show off their skills at the three-day spectacle.
June
- Bordeaux Wine Festival: On the 2 km long Route des Vins on the quays between the Pont de Pierre and the Bourse Maritim, wine lovers can get to know the products of regional winegrowers. The multifaceted supporting programme includes an evening sound and image show on the facades of the Place de la Bourse.
June - July
- Festival de Marseille: For almost a month, dance is performed at various venues in Marseille: mainly contemporary choreographies are shown, but films and theatre performances are also on the programme.
