Camping L'Espiguette

The wide, unspoilt sandy beach invites you to take long walks, sunbathe and build sandcastles, the Mediterranean Sea glistens in the most beautiful shades of blue and the guests of Camping L'Espiguette enjoy their days off to their heart's content. The extensive campsite in south-east France offers a wide range of leisure activities for bathers, water sports enthusiasts and families with children.

The child-friendly holiday area on the Mediterranean

43 hectares is a figure that will amaze many guests: That's how vast Camping L'Espiguette is on France's Mediterranean coast. There's just as much to discover here. The Splash water park, for example, is designed like a large cruise ship moored directly at the campsite. Several water slides, including a 10 metre steep slide, as well as a shallow children's paddling area are spread out in this fun area. The youngest children can sail around on the man-made Mississippi River in small pedal boats and let off steam in the neighbouring bouncy castle park. Guests can reserve a berth in the private harbour and park their motorboat or jet ski here for the duration of their holiday. The motivated entertainment team provides a variety of activities, especially during the high season, and invites guests to keep fit together with aqua gymnastics and aerobics. Those who would like to take their four-legged friends with them on holiday in France can do so. Dog showers are freely available at Camping L'Espiguette. 1,100 parcelled out pitches, some surrounded by hedges and oleander bushes and surrounded by trees, palms and junipers, are spread across the holiday complex, which is open from April to November. Each of the pitches is equipped with an electricity connection. A wide range of products for daily needs, fresh fruit and vegetables and fragrant baked goods are available in the on-site shopping centre.

A lively holiday region with many possibilities

Guests can also hire bicycles directly at Camping L'Espiguette. A tour could take you to the town of La Grande-Motte, just a few kilometres to the north-west. Here you can visit a leisure park, a casino and an adventure pool. A visit to the Seaquarium, around 4 kilometres from the campsite, is also worthwhile. Here you can marvel at 200 different underwater creatures, including cute seals and harbour seals, mighty sharks and colourful reef fish. On the other hand, those who prefer to breathe in the city air should not miss out on a trip to Montpellier. One of its landmarks is the Saint-Pierre Cathedral, parts of which date back to the 14th century.