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Cerbere

Description: Cerbère (in Catalan: Cervera de la Marenda) is a French commune in the département of Pyrénées-Orientales in the région ... more

Cerbere ... of Languedoc-Roussillon. In 1999, it had 1487 inhabitants called Cerbériens.

Newest Review: ... chilled, sherry-like drink called "Banyuls" as an aperitif. Lovely. My visit coincided with Cerbere's year 2000 celebrations, as most of the residents live there only in summer. But other than this, "nightlife" is somewhat sparse. But depending on what you want, this can be a good thing. Many nights were whiled away strolling round the town, skimming stones in the ... more

... sea, or looking at the gorgeous, derelict, 1920's hotel near the station. The locals are all very friendly, but a few words of warning: <br>1. There are a decided sh...more

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Cerbere (482 words)
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Where? Cerbere! (say it: Sir-bear) It's right down south, past Marseille (and a bit more). Its a very small coastal town/village, and I loved it! The best thing about Cerbere is that it's undiscovered! Asides from the odd batch of back-packers (who use Cerbere as a change over point to catch late trains into Spain). It's mostly used by French holiday-makers, and I always think that if the locals like it, it must be good! In comparison to other nearby places, Coulior and Banyuls it's much less touristy. I caught the train to Cerbere and the station gives easy walking access to the town and various hotels. Everything in ... Read the complete review