Camping Fort Liberia

Fort Libéria, located near your campsite in the Pyrénées-Orientales, is steeped in history. Go along for an immersive experience high above Villefranche-de-Conflent. The fortress is a 17^th-century engineering masterpiece that proudly stands 180 metres above the River Têt. It was built by Vauban in 1681 and fortified under Napoléon III. Set off to discover this jewel of Catalan heritage where the ramparts harbour countless secrets from the past…

Bring along the family, your friends or your special someone and delve into the past with the historical scenes reconstructed in thirteen different rooms in Fort Libéria. Don’t forget to capture your visit for prosperity with a picture of the sweeping view from the fortress walls – holiday photos worthy of a postcard! Parents with children, take note. You can follow an interactive guided visit packed with amusing anecdotes and demonstrations. Your mind will be brimming with amazing images and compelling tales about Fort Libéria when you head back to your campsite – memories you’ll treasure! To round off your day, head to the restaurant at your Sandaya campsite to recount your day’s adventures over a delicious dinner.

On a summer holiday with your family near Torreilles in the Pyrénées-Orientales, plan a day out in Villefranche-de-Conflent where you won’t want to miss Fort Libéria – not far from your 4 star campsite or 5 star campsite.

Make it even more exciting for your kids by opting for a guided tour dressed up in costumes. A fun way to bring history to life! In the summer months, there are also children’s workshops and scavenger hunts, so you can get even more out of your visit to the fort. The perfect day out, don’t you think?

Back at the campsite, your youngsters will rush off to tell their holiday pals all about their awesome experience!

Your romantic getaway with Sandaya starts with a trip to Fort Libéria, near your high-end campsite.

How about this for a programme? A leisurely stroll up in the heights in tranquil surroundings with gorgeous views of the Pyrenees, followed by a tour of the fortress interior with its chapel and crypt, then a tasting of the local specialities in Villefranche-de-Conflent, including goat’s and ewe’s cheeses from the Pyrenees, or “Cargolade” a dish of snails cooked over a wood fire – bon appétit! Does that sound appealing? Well, it’s not over yet… Back at the campsite, you’ll be able to chill out in the water park then finish the day on a high with a delicious cocktail at the bar!