Gifts and souvenirs Languedoc Roussillon

It's already been 13 years since Muriel and Nathalie, our kind friends with a touch of Bojas, have been mischievously offering made-in-Catalunya products. You'll find the real Caganer, you know the one that poops in the corner of the Catalan crib, the Caga Tio, some Bruixes, as well as our local delicacies. Everything is 100% Catalan, like the flags, with or without theestella. A must-see address, as it's the only one to offer so many souvenirs to suit all budgets. You can't miss the store, as a Burro, or Catalan donkey, signals the way around the corner.

Maison Pennavayre is one of the oldest bookshops in the Cité. Situated opposite the Château Comtal, on the square in front of it, this bookshop sees thousands of tourists linger on its shelves every year. You'll find books on the Cité, Catharism and the region in several languages, as well as local products such as cassoulet and other culinary specialties, wines from the various local appellations, not forgetting the unmissable souvenir items. An authentic address full of charm.

The Sunlight, a real institution made up of two adjoining stores in Narbonne-Plage has been serving its customers for more than 25 years. Created by André, the father, it is today Kevin, the son who is in charge of proposing you in one of his stores, souvenirs of Narbonne-Plage, potteries, local products, beach articles, Provençal tablecloths, soaps, liquors and many other products. In the second store, advised by an always smiling team, you will find a vast choice of swimsuits intended to make your happiness.

Nathalie's pretty boutique is ideally located in the heart of the Ayguades district, near the beach and the campsites. You will receive a smiling, personalized welcome and will notice the professionalism of this establishment. You will have here a large choice of bathing suits, clothes, souvenirs of Gruissan, beach accessories, fishing articles, sun creams, hats or jewelry and many other products. Parking is easy nearby, so don't hesitate to come here when you are in this charming area.

René-François Le Bail is a former jouster reconverted in the art of the pavois of Sète. Now an authentic artist, this heritage and woodworking enthusiast makes pavois, i.e. wooden shields used by jousters during the Languedoc jousts. They can be personalized according to your desires from photographs, drawings, names. Among his creations, the Ricard bulwark (with a compartment-bar) made the buzz! Among the personalities who own his works are... the Pope! Price on request.

Treat yourself to the beating heart of Catalonia, treat yourself to a garnet! Au Grenat de Tautavel is a jewelry workshop and member of the highly selective "Confrérie du Grenat de Perpignan", which guarantees traditional assembly in accordance with the Confrérie's charter. In the same spirit, you will be welcomed to visit the mini-museum. In addition to garnet mounted on 18-carat gold, you'll have access to a number of silver jewels with fine stones such as agate, amethyst, topaz... Don't hesitate to enter: the beauty of the jewels is impressive.

For many years, in their very pleasant store ideally located in front of the central square of the seaside resort, Didier and Geraldine have been working to offer their customers a wide range of quality and original products. You will find here a large choice of souvenir gifts, tee shits and personalized sweatshirts Saint-Pierre-la-Mer, potteries, decorations and various ranges of crafts from around the world. You will also find in this store beach items and various other products needed during your stay at the sea.

La Boutique de la Tour is the reference for gifts and souvenirs from Gruissan and the surrounding area. You'll find postcards, placemats, magnets, key-rings, mugs and other personalized items. You'll also find pottery, tea towels, shells, sea and Provence decorations, not forgetting beach items, baskets and pareos. But chances are, you'll be as enchanted as we are by the various items decorated with beautiful reproductions of paintings by Laurent Monestier, the artist whose studio is just a stone's throw away.