MOBILE HOMES EQUIPPED WITH : kitchenette with microwave, shower/wc, covered terrace with garden furniture and 2 sunloungers.
The LES ONDINES campsite is located 1.5km from the resort centre and the beach.
The site has 302 pitches.
A car is recommended.
FOR CHILDREN
The campsite offers free activities in July and August for children from the age of 6yrs.
FREE OF CHARGE
- Swimming pool and paddling pool
- Children's play area
- Table tennis
- Boules pitch.
- Sports area.
- Fitness room.
PAYABLE SERVICES
(open in July and August onlu)
- Bar (with TV) and restaurant
- Small grocery shop and takeaway service.
- Laundry room (open all year)
- Games room
ENTERTAINMENT
FREE ENTERTAINMENT in July and August
- Entertainment programme for adults and teenagers
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
(state at time of booking and pay locally)
- Free parking (1 space/mobilehome)
- Bed linen hire 40 euros/accomm/week
- Pets 25 euros/pet/week (max. 2 pets/accomm execpt category 1 and 2).
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
Vias offers a range of places of interest for tourists to explore, including the village's 12th century gates.
From Vias, visitors can easily access the fortofied city of Carcassonne, the Canal du Midi and Sigean African wild life park to name but a few reccomended tourist destinations.
In Vias-Plage (6km), visitors can enjoy watersports, mini-golf, fishing, golf and moutain biking.
Car is advisable.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
All information provided here is for guidance purposes only. For more detaile, up to date information, please contact local tourist information services.
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