In the heart of the Catalan Pyrenees Regional Park, Le Cambre d'Aze is located on two villages that form the two entrances to the resort: Eyne and Saint-Pierre Dels Forcats.
Its ski area, sheltered from the pines and the wind, stretches beneath an imposing glacial cirque, offering exceptional panoramic views of the Capcir, the Cerdagne, Spain and the sea. At an altitude of between 1640 m and 2400 m, Le Cambre d'Aze offers 23 marked runs for all levels, a total of 22 km of fun, as well as two beginners' areas, two sledging areas, snowshoe circuits and a variety of ski touring routes, as well as an ice waterfall. The resort benefits from good natural snow cover, enhanced by an extensive artificial snow network.

Mini golf at Canet en Roussillon, facing the sea. 2 fun courses in a green, cool oasis. Fresh drinks, crêpes, ice creams, salads (depending on the season).

A multi-faceted port
Just a few miles from the coves on the edge of a fine sandy beach, the Port de Canet en Roussillon offers real comfort and peace and quiet for yachtsmen.
Just a stone's throw from all amenities, the berths are protected by a locked gate and night-time security.
Everything is designed to accommodate 1,300 boats up to 25 m in length. The mooring system has all the guarantees to allow entry and exit in high winds.

Situated at an altitude of 1,866 metres in the heart of the Capcir, the Col de la Llose ski area is a real gem for Nordic skiing fans and sports enthusiasts looking for a unique mountain experience.

From the moment you set off, you'll be seduced by the vast panoramic views over the Cerdagne and Capcir plateaux and the surrounding peaks. Here, nature stands out, untouched, and every movement on the snow becomes a moment of contemplation.

The ski area offers 56 km of Nordic trails spread over 6 perfectly groomed and marked routes, accessible directly from the Col de la Llose. The routes are varied and suitable for all levels, from green to red runs, so you can take full advantage of the beauty of the landscape without having to rely on ski lifts.