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The Grands Buffets, is first and foremost… very large buffets (the biggest in France) where you can enjoy as much as you like of everything you like:
Foie gras, charcuterie, seafood, smoked salmon, suckling pig, poultry, cheeses, pastries, etc..
Les Grands Buffets Restaurant is a tribute to classical fine dining : proper table cloths, embroidered napkins, an impeccably laid table, stem wine glasses, fish knives and forks, etc... The refined style of the décor is carried through in the fine woods used (mahogany etc.), carefully planted alcoves and the filtered lighting while the hyper-realistic pastels created by Alain Bellanger add a lively note to this warm and elegant atmosphere.
Right in the middle is a magnificent spit roasting a gargantuan spread of meats, while king prawns, squid and even foie gras sizzle on the plancha!
Over 370 products, including 100 pastries, all for a single price of €
42.90.
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All the wines, the best from the Languedoc-Roussillon region, are served at producer prices!...
Children up to the age of 5 have a free menu and 6-10 year-olds a half-price menu!
Children can go and run around in the African village or watch cartoons.
In addition to superbly decorated dining rooms, there are terraces of greenery where you can eat in the shade!
Everyone flits here and there jumping enthusiastically from yet one more delicious dish to another even more enticing, picking a little foie gras here, a bit of suckling pig there, some whole food crudités on the way until the plate (the first one...) is piled high.
The seafood platter of les Grands Buffets is notable in that is absolutely massive… and you can keep going back for more. No need to choose between oysters, mussels, clams, crab, prawns and winkles... try them all. There is plenty of salmon on hand as well, in every shape and form : smoked, bellevue, in aspic, marinated in dill, gravadlax, in salad, in mousse...
As to the revered foie gras, it comes in every shape and form, plain, au sel, au poivre, with Basque pepper, with Rivesaltes muscat or in crème brulée. Unless you prefer it as a pan fried escalope on top of your tournedos of course. If that's the case, try the rotisserie.
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Opening Restaurant:
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01 january to 31 december - From 12:00 to 13:30 and from 19:15 to 21:15
Capacity Restaurant:
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1 Restaurant room, 250 seats indoor,
150 seats on terrace
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* Restaurant
* Garden
* Children facilities
* Parking
* Piano Bar
* Banquet
* Terrace |
* Air conditioning
* Child friendly
* Lift
* Childrens' games
* Groups accepted
* Disabled reception
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Le massif de la Clape
Narbonne
Narbonne-Plage
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The La Clape AOP is located where the Coteaux du Languedoc and Corbières appellations overlap and is well known for its vineyards that lie on a limestone outcropping that extends across the entire region. The region produces red, rose and white wines that are fully representative of the region and the reds show particularly well, often times considered a vin de garde. The majority of the wines of Gruissan are produced on the Clape. This little mountain, situated between Narbonne and Gruissan was an isle at the time of prehistoric man. The Clape, gets its name from the Occitan word « Clapas » meaning a pile of stones, and reaches a height of 214 m. The pine trees cover the slopes of the Clape. The garrigue covers the plateaux and the thyme, the rosemary and the lavender that invite you to promenade are what give the wines their character...
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The Corbières is one of the wildest areas of France with one of the lowest population densities. It is picturesque with wine growing areas alternating with garigue and mountainous countryside. It is located mainly in the Aude département and partly in the Pyrénées-Orientales département. The River Aude borders the Corbières to the west and north. To the south is the River Agly and to the east the the Mediterranean Sea. The name Corbières comes from "cor" a pre-Celtic word meaning "rock" and "berre" from the River Berre which runs through Durban. The eastern part of the Corbières with its Etangs, borders the the Mediterranean Sea and is called the Corbières maritimes. It has its own distinctive climate and characteristic vegetation known as thermomediterranean vegetation...
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Espace de Liberté - Piscines |
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Outdoor, 50-metre Olympic pool. Indoor, 25-meter pool. Leisure pool with water slides. Racer slide and giant outdoor water slide. Paddling-pool. Swimming-lessons and aqua-aerobics. L'Espace de Liberté of the Grand Narbonne, your sports and leisure complex, offers a multitude of fun in a pleasant and friendly. Its glass pyramid gives you access to its swimming pools, bowling and ice-skating...
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Due to its situation on the lakeside of the « étang de Bages » and at a 5 km distance of Narbonne, Camping La Nautique forms the perfect holiday venue to combine relaxing and activity. All 390 idual sanitary facilities on the plot (shower, wash basin and toilet). Either simple or luxurious, the fully equipped mobile homes or bungalow tents provide all you need to enjoy your stay in the sun. The campsite also offers many services: a bar-restaurant, a snack-bar and a shop, 25 m swimming pool with water slide, paddling pool for the little ones, tennis courts, football pitch and boules court, rental of bicycles, canoes and windsurfing equipment. During school holidays the site offers entertainment for all, and also during spring and autumn an interesting activity program is on offer. The Mediterranean Sea with her wide sandy beaches can be found at only 15 km distance...
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The campsite is located alongside the Canal de la Robine with direct access to the towpath. This peaceful site features 30 shaded and well marked out pitches in a countryside setting, with access to hot water. From 15/06 onwards you can relax by the site pool. Situated 10 kms from beach. The centre of Narbonne is quite small. In fact there are only really a few streets either side of the Canal du Robine that bisects the centre, that are worthy of a visit. Perhaps the best time to catch Narbonne is on a Sunday morning when the whole of the town is taken over with a huge market (see Narbonne Market for more details). The grassy banks of the Canal du Robine provide a pleasant splash of green and colourful flowers...
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Campsite
Club les Mimosa's |
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Make your holiday one of discovery. Make moment of rest an opportunity to regenerate yourself, to have fun, share moments excel and live new emotions... Within the campsite les Mimosas, you are at liberty to choose the nature of your holidays : sporting, the great outdoors, discovery... In the heart of one of the sunniest regions of France, everything is here to offer you the best holidays, the one you dream of, the one you love...
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Campsite
La Côte des Roses |
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Discover a waterfront campsite between Narbonne-Plage and Gruissan, two of the best known seaside resorts along the Narbonne coastline... Nestling under the Clape mountain range between the sea and the garrigue, la Côte des Roses is the largest campsite in the resort (16 hectares). With its direct access to a fine sandy beach (200m), you will get a true feel for what it really means to be beside the seaside ... and so will your children...
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Espace de Liberté - Bowling |
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In water, on ice or on a skate ..., Freedom Area, near Narbonne, full of fun activities to make brisk throughout the day. Swimming, water aerobics, synchronized swimming, diving, skating, ice hockey, bowling, skate board, BMX, it is the second major equipment Narbonne Park with sports and friendship. L'Espace de Liberté of the Grand Narbonne, your sports and leisure complex, offers a multitude of fun in a pleasant and friendly. Its glass pyramid gives you access to its swimming pools, bowling and ice-skating...
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Les Chasses
au Trésor:
Narbonne |
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Les Chasses au Trésor: Discover
Narbonne in a fun way and visit unusual or unmissable places thanks to a
treasure hunt in the form of a box containing a magic card, mirror and / or
other surprising clues. At the end of your adventure, a treasure awaits you...
Be careful though: the treasure hunt makes you addicted! If you do one there is
a good chance you will want to do more! We will have warned you...
Le Trésor du Matagot... ​ ​
What to do in Narbonne? A treasure hunt of course! And here's the story that will make you the hero:
According to an old legend, the Matagot is a cat-sorcerer who wanders the streets of the city after dark.
Whoever welcomes and cares for the Matagot is enriched, on the other hand whoever hurts him is cursed. Le Matagot de Narbonne puts you to the test: If you find his secret, he will offer you part of his treasure ... This secret is hidden in the historic center of Narbonne, good luck!
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