The Corbieres are situated in the Languedoc-Roussillion Region. They are a country within themselves, offering a varied and powerful array
of beautiful scenery. The Corbieres benefit from a Mediterranean climate, which makes it a region that is increasingly becoming well known
for its fine wines. You will also be able to find a delicious, rosemary based, honey

The Corbieres are situated in mainly the Aude but also in the Pyrenee Oriental. They begin at the "Etang de Leucate" near Perpignan and
reach out to Carcassonne. In the North, the Corbieres are separated from the Minervois by the River Aude.

It is an ideal place for those that appreciate nature, calm, a climate that is ideal for walks in the "guarrigues" (the wild country side of the region)
on foot or on multi-terrain bikes. And if you are looking for fine sandy beaches, "Port-La-Nouvelle" and "la Franqui" are very nearby.
The wind, that is regularly present, will blow its beneficial breeze on a hot summers day. You will be surprised to witness so much diversity
offered by mother nature. From one kilometer to the next, you will find an amazing change in scenery.

Do not forget to visit the Abbey of Fontfroide (http://www.fontfroide.com) which in summer offers, a wide range of quality events. The
ultimate attraction of the Corbieres is the Pic Bugarach (http://fcorpet.free.fr/Raids/Balade-Bugarach.html ) that is as high as 1 231 m.
You can also attempt a climb on the Alaric Mountain (http://audephotos.over-blog.com/article-2873327.html) or of Mont Tauch
(http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mont_Tauch).

The most ancient remains of Homos Erectus found in France come from the Cave of Caune de L’Arago, notably known to own the skull of
the man of Tautavel dated more than 450,000 years. Do not miss a visit to the Museum of Tautavel (http://tautavel.com) You will be surprised
by this rich pre-historic, regional heritage. The main towns of the Corbieres are Lezignan-Corbieres, Durban-Corbieres and Tuchan.