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A beautiful coastal town, nicely quiet off season but still enough open for a good choice of places to eat and drink. Sea warm enough (for me) to swim in, very clean and beaches right in the centre of town. Part of a coastal path than give great views and lots of swim spots with good trains and buses for one way walks.

Lovely old seaside town, very arty, with lots of restaurants and bars, shops and galleries. Parking appears to be a problem. It was busy in late September, I imagine in high season it would be very overcrowded. Well worth a visit or stay, but be aware that it is very popular

A small town with a big personality. Lots to do and a great arts scene, with many galleries and exhibitions. There is good walking up into the hills towards Fort St Elme and the scenery is spectacular. If you prefer not to be so active, there are alternatives, including the little Tourist Bus which goes from Collioure to Port Vendres, again offering great views. There is also the 'normal' train, which can take you to other seaside towns or the city of Perpignan in less than 30mins. We arrived in Collioure by train, having flown to Perpignan, so never needed a car. By the look of it, parking seems in short supply and, because of the easy access to the town itself by bus / train, (as well as using these for visiting other places), don't bother with a hire car when staying in Collioure. In addition, we found many excellent places to eat and drink - the choice is huge and of a good standard - whether it was tapas or a 3-course meal. On some of the evenings, there is street music, especially down near the Royal Palace in the harbour area. We listened to a soft jazz quartet who were well worth the time.

Beautiful village for relaxation on the beaches ,good food and walks but also with a very interesting history , explained fully in the exhibition in the Chateau. The views from up there are great. Gorgeous and colourful little streets. The art museum is worth a visit and it’s a pretty walk from there up to the windmill , and on to the Fort St Elme for those who are happy with something a little more strenuous. The petit train also takes a very pretty route to the fort through the vineyards and back via Port Vendres. Set menus in restaurants tend to be good value. Yet to meet anyone who doesn’t love it

A wonderful medieval fortified town castle forts and church Famous for artists Great food wine restaurants etc in Catalonia A great food place especially the Neptune The apc anchovies are wonderful as us all the seafood and tapas

Collioure is a beautiful place to visit, there are lots of cafes, restaurants and shops to visit. There are 4 beaches and interesting buildings. Apartment Olive & Kin is a short walk into the town, the apartment is well equipped and comfortable we are already looking to visit again later in the year.