The Centre National d'Entraînement en Altitude (CNEA) in Font-Romeu, created in 1967 to prepare for the Mexico Olympic Games and a preparation site for the Paris 2024 Games, is located at an altitude of 1,850 m in the heart of the Catalan Pyrenees Regional Nature Park.
It welcomes top-level athletes, coaches and international teams thanks to its comprehensive sports facilities (swimming pools, ice rink, athletics track, wrestling room, etc.), accommodation with over 140 beds and specialist services (medical follow-up, physical preparation).
A benchmark in high-altitude training, the CNEA has artificial hypoxia facilities and chambers simulating conditions at altitudes of over 5,000 metres.
All year round, it houses 142 sportsmen and women in 11 centres and centres of excellence in a wide range of disciplines, from swimming to winter sports, including wrestling, modern pentathlon, mountain biking and hang-gliding.

The Centre de Natation Arlette Franco brings together :

- the Europa pool: a 50m x 21m, 2m-deep, heated, open-air Olympic pool

- the H. Sérandour pool: 25 m x 21 m, 1 to 2 m deep, covered and heated (different opening dates and times)

And also :
- 1 weight room (reserved for sports courses)
- 1 recovery unit (reserved for sports training courses)
- 1 grandstand: capacity of 750 people

This facility is open to :
- the public - schools - sports associations

Situated at the foot of the southern slopes of the Massif du Canigó (classified as a major site in France), between Arles sur Tech and Amélie les Bains in the Haut Vallespir region, the Centre Sud Canigó Sports et Pleine Nature offers you a professional and friendly 5,000 m2 space in a magnificent setting bathed in Mediterranean sunshine.
We welcome you all year round for your various projects: sports courses, professional seminars, non-sports events, training courses... sports hall,

Fitness area
- A large room equipped with over 25 pieces of body-building equipment.
- Coaching and personalised follow-up

Relaxation area
A pretty room away from noise and glare for maximum relaxation:
- 2 whirlpool baths
- 1 steam room
- 1 sauna

Cerbère does not have a permanent harbour, but it does have an Organised Mooring Area with 200 moorings (managed by volunteers) on floating pontoons and moorings from mid-May to mid-September.
The offices of the Cerbère Nautical Association are in the port.

Facilities available to yachtsmen: toilets, careening area, selective sorting, waste oil recovery.
Maximum length allowed: 14 metres.
Water and electricity supplied to the main quay and pontoon.
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N 42° 26' 32"
E 03° 10' 12"
Cap Cerbère, Fl.4s 55m 15M
Port :
Fl(2)WRG.6s 12m 9/6M. The light is placed on the shore opposite the pontoons.
Draught <<3-9m
Moorings possible in the harbour cove, to the S of the pontoons (TE 5-6m); or 1M to the N, in the Peyrefitte cove (TE 5-7m).