Camping Le Club Farret
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Le Club Farret, another way to enjoy your holidays Here you will find yourself on a campsite overlooking the shores of the Mediterranean Sea with direct access to the exclusive sand beach.

From 25/03/2010 to 25/09/2010
287 rented accommodation - 435 pitches
On the campsite On the campsite
Swimming pool Swimming pool
Facilities Facilities
Activities Activities

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From 09 to 12 May 2010 From €39.00 

Per night in Cottage 4/6p 3 fleur(s)

From 25 March to 22 May 2010 From €19.00 

Per night in pitch 2 fleur(s)

Holiday club for children and teenagers, Le Club Farret village

We take care of your children in clubs led by lively activity leaders, who will offer activities to suit their ages. From the day the campsite opens until it closes, the children's clubs are open four hours a day.

 

Yelloh! Kids: 5-7 years

"Fort Farret" with its Far-West decor - manual activities (painting, collage) -outdoor games - outings - Farret Beach Club - mini disco

 

Yelloh! Juniors: 8-12 years

"Fort Farret" with its Far-West decor - manual activities (painting, collage) -outdoor games - outings - Farret Beach Club - mini disco

 

Yelloh! Teens: 13-17 years

Sports tournaments - beach volleyball - dances and shows

 

Imagination and creativity

At Le Club Farret, children and their parents will be able to have fun being creative, painting and modelling in our various mosaic, painting and pottery workshops. So, let your ideas flow!

A holiday full of fun

From treasure hunting to archery, to ping-pong, baseball, volleyball, handball, football, sporting tournaments, pétanque or animated evenings, to Olympic days, the Yelloh! Kids have a wonderful time.

A day at the Club Farret for Noémie, 15

You'll never believe this: it's paradise here at the club! Our parents are still sleeping in the cottage that we've booked for 2 weeks, while Lucas and I prepare breakfast. Lucas has gone to fetch the croissants and bread at the baker's shop while I lay the table on the terrace. The great thing about this place is that everyone can do their own thing.

10 am: I'm off to take a look at the teenagers' programme in the entertainments office, and to borrow a book from the library.
The activity leader tells me that there's a beach volleyball tournament this afternoon, and a day's canoeing tomorrow. We'll also prepare the Friday "show" - awesome! I meet up with Laura there - whom I met at the creative workshop. We're going to do a dance routine together, based on our favourite song.
Midday: Mum has finished her fitness class and Dad has already joined us at the pirates' bar. In the snack bar, a fidéoa is simmering gently: those noodles look delicious! We then decide to get together on the pool terrace, so we can enjoy the sunshine and the pool.
1 pm: A few metres separate us from the beach, as the campsite is right by the sea. We've brought some games so we can make the most of our afternoon on this lovely soft, fine sand on the beach. Dad and I play a game of ball while Mum works on her tan at the water's edge.
3 pm: Now, Mum and Dad are both enjoying lazing around on our "pirate island", their feet in the sand and a half-open book on their straw hat. I sense a siesta coming on. Meanwhile, I'm off to the beach-volleyball tournament.
7 pm: After a nice shower, we've been to fetch pizzas to eat on the terrace of our cottage before getting ready to go out.
9:30 pm: Time stands still at the pool; everyone holds their breath; the firework display begins: awesome and magical. The whole family is spellbound. We'll be off to bed soon, happy in the knowledge that tomorrow is to be another super day.