Gruissan, News, Pictures & buzz

Small tremor of magnitude 3.4 just reported 18 km southeast of Narbonne, France  VolcanoDiscovery

Reader question: Can second-home owners in France claim tax rebates for 2020?  The Local France

Bureau Veritas secures certification for French floater  reNEWS

Bureau Veritas to Certify EolMed Floating Wind Farm  Offshore WIND

Ideol's French floating offshore wind pilot ramps up production  Windpower Monthly

Total Enters Floating Wind Sector in France With Latest Acquisition  Saurenergy

Total takes 20% stake in French wind farm project  Reuters

MHI Vestas to provide turbines for EolMed floating wind farm offshore France  Offshore Oil and Gas Magazine

French floater picks MHI Vestas V164-10.0MW wind turbines  Windpower Monthly

'Death to Jews' and swastikas drawn on gravestones in southern France  The Times of Israel

Five dreamy holidays to France you would never have thought about before  Telegraph.co.uk

Finance conditions set for french floaters  4C Offshore

Check out these insane snaps from the International Landscape Photography contest  Happy Mag

Breathtaking Winners of International Landscape Photographer of the Year  My Modern Met

Ideol pilot doubles power yield and is 'ready for deployment'  Windpower Monthly

The top 10 beach holidays in France | Telegraph Travel  Telegraph.co.uk

The 50 best holidays in France for 2020 | Times2  The Times

I've found the greatest family holiday in France  Telegraph.co.uk

France's 15 most beautiful seaside towns  The Telegraph

RICK STEIN serves up a taste of where to find France's finest food on a gastronomic pilgrimage  Daily Mail

crewseekers: From Gruissan, France to Balearics and &@~^wards https://t.co/TJpQ5f5VLx

VolcanoEWS: Update Info Earthquake 1.74 km of Bureau de Poste de Gruissan - France - 2.90ml/5km - 05/04/2021 20:03:52 UTC (EMSC… https://t.co/Wrbrun6KMg

VolcanoEWS: Update Info Earthquake 4.02 km of Étang de Gruissan - France - 2.80ml/15km - 03/04/2021 16:51:35 UTC (EMSC/Update) #eqvyt_13477 (1x)

My family and I (15 year old daughter, 13 year old son, 9 year old son, my husband and myself) are planning to go to the south of France in the summer and are struggling to pick a region. We are looking for somewhere hot, near the beach and would like to hire an apartment/villa with a pool (shared or private, it doesn't matter). My daughter can speak fluent French so we don't particularly need somewhere where they speak English and we don't want an area full of tourists. Thanks.

I am going there to vacation. What are some places on interests like fun ones and cultural ones in the Languedoc-Rousillon region of France? Thank you! Websites with pics would be usefull as well!

I went to the South of France, and just got back. I went to Gruissan on Thursday (9th of July, 2009) and it was pretty late at night. In the centre of the town, just outside a cafe, there was a brilliant live band playing. Some of their music was in English, most was French. I absolutely adored their sound, but didn't know their name. Can you help me out? I remember it was a lead male singer, two female backing singers, drums and guitars, perhaps a bass. Help?! :)

Hello, we will be traveling from Barcelona north on the coast towards France. We would like to stop on the way to see some historic sights, castles, interesting places. We have never been there before and are looking for some ideas. Any recommendations? Thanks in advance!

Hi All, Calling all experts on France! We are visiting in the summer for a 10 day holiday. We are driving from the UK and doing it at our own speed but want a mix of relaxation and sun! Our intention is to take leisurely drive down, maybe one or two stops at several places of interest (got these ones sorted!) and to get at our ultimate destination which I hope will be somewhere sunny, has a pool, somewhere to relax but also a town to explore (without the car!). This is where I need your help...! Does anyone know any old/lovely/not too lively/maybe low key resort town but with enough going on French towns we can base our holiday around? I have been to the Vendee and Ardeche regions and love both areas but can't think of anywhere that springs to mind. The key is not TOO lively (i.e. clubs/bars), needs to have restaurants/cafes/bar etc, not too resort-ey but equally has enough going on (i.e. Paris/Rome too lively). I was thinking Montpelier or Aix on Provence but wondered if these weren't holiday/lounging enough so started to think maybe somewhere by the sea....any ideas appreciated!!!!!! Thanks!!!!