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     The open plan living room has a large window at one end, which is fitted with sliding doors as well as an electric roller blind. The sofa converts to a double bed (1.6 mt wide), and the glass topped dining table seats four. The kitchen is equipped with a two-ring electric cooker, microwave oven, toaster, Senseo coffee maker, toaster oven and a fridge-freezer, as well as all crockery, glassware and pots and pans. An electric ceiling fan makes for comfort during the summer months.   View of the pool from one of the walkways, and towards the surrounding buildings The communal swimming pool in the complex is open from mid June to mid September and is for the exclusive use of the residents in the complex.    The bedroom is furnished with a double bed (1.4 mt wide), night tables, and a chest of drawers, and has a built-in storage closet, as well as an electric fan. 
The shower room is equipped with a shower cabin, wash hand basin, WC and a washing machine.  More about Gruissan Gruissan is a lively seaside town on the edge of the nature reserve of La Clape. Here you will find everything within easy reach, to make your holiday enjoyable. Wind-surfing, sand-yachting, go-carting, horse riding and fishing are activities which can be enjoyed nearby and the picturesque centre of Gruissan is well worth a visit.   Numerous shops such as supermarket, news agent, bakery, launderette, butcher, bars and restaurants, are only a short walk away. Cycling tracks take you to Les Ayguades and Narbonne Plage, along a tarmacked route. You can also cycle into Narbonne along the Canal de la Robine, away from all road traffic, or take an excursion into Gruissan old town, along the lagoon where you can watch the flamingos. Bicycles can be hired locally by the day or week.    
The "massif de la Clape" is a dedicated nature reserve, where you can explore nature and go for wonderful walks. The Clape area is also famous for it's wines, which you can taste and buy directly at the cellars of the growers. Gruissan is an interesting village, a "circulade", built on a concentric pattern around the ruined tower atop of the hill. Excellent fresh fish can be bought here and a lot of the restaurants around the port specialize in seafood. The salt pans, where sea salt is produced are also well worth a visit. A little farther away is Narbonne, with its impressive unfinished cathedral, the old archbishop's palace and archaeological reminders of the town's history during Roman times. Access - Beziers, Carcassonne, Perpignan and Montpellier airports are only 35 min, 40 min, 50 min and 60 min drive away respectively (Ryanair); - Toulouse airport 2 hours drive away (Flybe and Ryanair); - Barcelona 3 hours drive away (Easyjet); - Girona 1 hr 40 min (Ryanair) - The railway station at Narbonne (20 min) is served by TGV/Eurostar. - Regular bus services from Gruissan to Narbonne. |
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| LE MARIN, Gruissan - sleeps two/four Prices are based on the Euro € value |
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