Camping Palmira Beach

A Clicochic campsite with direct beach access

Camping Palmira Beach is located on avenue du Port in Vendres-Plage, under the Capfun group’s premium Clicochic brand. Its distinctiveness lies in its direct beach access via a pretty wooden jetty leading in just a few steps to the Mediterranean sand, without having to cross a road. This layout, rare on the Languedoc coast, makes all the difference and is the campsite’s number-one selling point. The 5-star estate spreads over a carefully landscaped setting, with shaded pitches alternating between calmer zones and areas close to the water complex. The Clicochic range translates into particular attention paid to the quality of the accommodation and the chic-yet-relaxed spirit that defines the brand. Contemporary, upmarket mobile homes and family lodges make up most of the offering. Open from 7 May to 13 September 2026, the campsite holds a rating of 8.9/10 from nearly 450 customer surveys, a sign of consistent hospitality quality recognised season after season.

Restaurant, Mediterranean beach bar and local market

On-site dining is centred around an à la carte restaurant that showcases Mediterranean flavours — grilled dishes, fresh fish, southern salads, regional dishes and kids’ menus — in a chic, relaxed Clicochic atmosphere. The restaurant is open throughout the campsite’s season, from 7 May to 13 September 2026. But Palmira Beach’s hallmark remains its typical Mediterranean beach bar, set up right on the beach, where excellent cocktails can be enjoyed facing the sea at the end of the day — a real moment of escape. As for entertainment, the Capfun team runs peak season with its Clapou clubs for 4-6 year-olds, Politicator for 7-10 year-olds, Nobodys for teenagers, as well as pool wake-up sessions and themed evenings. Valentin, the manager, prides himself on personalising the welcome. The local market, held three times a week nearby, is one of the pleasures regulars often mention. A grocery shop, bread delivery, laundrette, Wi-Fi and bike hire round out the offering.

The beach, cycling and the wine-growing hinterland

Palmira Beach’s location means everything can be done on foot: the large sandy beach at Vendres-Plage is directly accessible via the campsite’s wooden jetty, without needing to get back in the car. This beach, one of the widest on the Languedoc coast, offers an expanse of sand ideal for swimming, children’s games and shellfish gathering at low tide. Cycle paths along the coast let you reach Valras-Plage, Sérignan and the harbour at Cap d’Agde without a car. Béziers, just ten minutes away, reveals its heritage: the Saint-Nazaire cathedral, the arena, the Orb canal bridge and the nine locks of Fonseranes. Narbonne, 25 minutes away, adds its Abbaye de Fontfroide. Lovers of ancient heritage will head to the Oppidum d’Ensérune. For wine lovers, the Languedoc wine estates offer tastings and visits. The Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers boat trips, cycling or stand-up paddleboarding. On site at the campsite, a multi-sports pitch, pétanque and table tennis tables keep sports fans busy.