Narbonne is a commune situated in the south of France in the Aude department. This port city has a plethora of extreme sports for you to enjoy!

Narbonne is a Roman city that has an immense fine sand beach that is exposed to 3000 hours of sunshine a year. The city boasts 6 museums, 16 monuments and the famous Canal de la Robine that is a part of the UNSECO World Heritage sites.

At Narbonne you can take time to explore the Regional Natural Park of Narbonne. This rich area is home to a great biodiversity of exceptional flora and fauna, natural areas, vast vineyards, towns and villages; it is a land of life with many different faces. And what better way to explore this majestic area than with a MTB or trekking excursion. Visit the secluded areas that are normally inaccessible by any other means.

At Narbonne you can take to the air, dive into the sea or stay firmly on land. There is a range of activities for you to choose from, enabling you to appreciate the city, its landscapes and the exceptional climate.

Water sports lovers can try kitesurfing, jet-skiing, flyboarding, scuba diving and wakeboarding. Air sports enthusiasts can try their hand bungee jumping, paragliding and even skydiving!

This is only a glimpse of what you can enjoy here. Come and visit for yourself to see what quickly becomes your favourite pastime!