Holiday rentals with a pool in Saint-Cyprien
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Renting a holiday home with a pool – Saint-Cyprien
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Comfortable house in Saint-Cyprien with shared pool
Saint-Cyprien, Occitanie
Cozy House with Shared Pool in Saint-Cyprien
Saint-Cyprien, Occitanie
Charming Bungalow in Saint-Cyprien + Shared Pool
Saint-Cyprien, Occitanie
A seaside resort in the Pyrénées-Orientales, Saint-Cyprien lines up nearly three kilometres of sandy beach, one of the largest marinas in the Mediterranean and the hinterland of the Roussillon within cycling distance. Between sea and vineyards, the town lends itself just as well to family holidays as to sporty getaways.
Enjoying the beach, the harbour and the hinterland
Start with the long beach, supervised in summer, ideal for swimming and water sports: sailing, paddleboarding and kitesurfing all find their playground offshore. The marina, with its thousands of berths, hosts evening strolls, fish restaurants and outings at sea.
Just steps away, the Saint-Cyprien pond and the Mas Larrieu reserve can be explored on foot or by bike along the coastal paths. On the culture side, the Saint-Cyprien Art Collection exhibits modern painting. In the hinterland, head for Collioure and its bell tower, the cellars of Banyuls and the trails of the Albères massif.
Where to stay in Saint-Cyprien
The resort is divided into several atmospheres. Saint-Cyprien-Plage, on the seafront, puts swimming and the harbour just a few minutes' walk away: perfect for families who want everything close by.
The historic village, further back, retains its church and its lanes, with the market and everyday shops. Around the golf course and the residential areas, calm prevails, welcome for a stay in the countryside.
Our houses and apartments for whole-property rental offer your own kitchen and space to gather in numbers, with the freedom to organise your days between beach, outings and home-cooked meals.
What to see – Saint-Cyprien
- Saint-Cyprien MarinaThis is one of the largest marinas on the Mediterranean, with fish restaurants and boat trips.
- Saint-Cyprien BeachThis nearly two-mile stretch of sand is lifeguard-patrolled in summer and great for swimming, sailing, and paddleboarding.
- Mas Larrieu Nature ReserveThis protected area between the dunes and the mouth of the Tech River is crossed by coastal footpaths.
- Saint-Cyprien Art CollectionThis exhibition space showcases modern paintings and works by 20th-century artists.
- Saint-Cyprien LagoonThis body of water is lined with cycling paths and popular for bird-watching and strolling.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Saint-Cyprien?
We offer 3 entire rentals in Saint-Cyprien, spread across 2 houses, 1 bungalow. You can choose between studios for two, apartments, and larger houses, each with your own kitchen. Capacity goes up to 6 people, suiting both couples and families.
How do you get to Saint-Cyprien and do you need a car?
Perpignan-Rivesaltes airport is about 20 km away, and Perpignan train station is around fifteen kilometers away. There's no direct train station in the resort itself. A car makes excursions to Collioure, Banyuls, and the Albères easier, but the beach and harbor remain accessible on foot or by bike.
What's the best time to stay?
Summer brings the most activity: lifeguard-supervised beach, water sports, and lively harbor life peak from June to September. Spring and fall suit cycling and hiking enthusiasts in the surrounding countryside, with mild weather and fewer crowds along the coast.
Is Saint-Cyprien good for families with children?
Yes. The sandy beach stretches nearly three kilometers, lifeguard-supervised in summer, with swimming suited to families. The Saint-Cyprien-Plage area puts the sea and harbor just minutes away on foot. The Mas Larrieu lagoon and nature reserve offer easy walks or bike rides.
Which area should you choose depending on your stay?
Saint-Cyprien-Plage, right on the seafront, suits beach holidays and families wanting everything nearby. The historic village, set back a bit, gathers the market, church, and shops. Around the golf course, the residential setting is quiet, ideal for a peaceful stay.