Blue Bayou

Camping Blue Bayou

Life is one big smile when you stay at campsite Blue Bayou. When the sun rises is the bright blue sky you have to choose, Do you head off to the beach straight away or pop to the bakery first for fresh croisants?

Why camping Blue Bayou ?

• Swaying palms, lovely oleanders, lots of flowers. Blue Bayou is stunningly tropical and the beautiful beach just 300m away completes the picture. A few steps and you're in the soft sand.
• A day by the beach is just what you want on holiday. The children have fun with their buckets and spades while you walk beside the lapping waves. Nothing can beat a refreshing dip in the sea.
• A splash in the pool is great too though. The campsite's water park has several sections with a wooden footbridge to lead you from the main pool to the waterslides. And to the play pool complete with crazy fountains for little ones.
• Done swimming? Relax on the sun terrace, or perhaps at the bar with an ice cold cocktail.
• Sports and games, restaurant, playground, entertainment for youngsters and activities for adults. This is a great holiday spot.
• Blue Bayou was partly redesigned last year. The gardeners added a lot of green areas, making the site look very pretty.

Tip from the specialist:

"Pleasant beach campsite beside the Mediterranean. Enjoy the water and relax in the restuarant. Plenty of entertainment and activities for all. Visit the Roman city of Beziers and buy fresh seafood in the small port of Vendres-Plage."

The surrounding area of Blue Bayou

The sunny Herault coast is home to campsite Blue Bayou in Vendres-Plage. The famous resorts of Valras-Plage and Serignan-Plage are just a few kilometres away. It's all about beach life here, but nature lovers will delight in the countryside. This is a lovely region.

Some tips for your holiday at Blue Bayou in Vendres-Plage

• Do you like fish? Pick up your dinner in the small port of Vendres-Plage. You won't find fresher or tastier oysters and king prawns.
• Etang de Thau, home to renowned oyster beds, is the largest salt water lake of the Languedoc. Don't forget to visit Lake Salagou as well, with its red clay earth and deep blue waters. It's a photo opportunity just waiting to happen.
• For a spot of culture head to the stunning city of Beziers. After a stroll around the quaint streets it's time for a cold drink on one of the pretty terraces.
• There's more: Water Park Aqualand at Cap d'Agde, the huge Sigean zoo, a bike ride beside the Canal du Midi or a day trip to the walled city of Carcassonne. All are great fun!