Amélie Roca

I am a Community Manager for Pure France as well as the host of Pure France TV, presenting high quality rental homes all over France.

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19 September 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism, Nature

The essentials of the Camargue

The Camargue is characterized by a varied landscape, including reed beds, salt marshes, sandy beaches and wetlands. It has been classified as a regional natural park since 1970 and was recognized as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO in 1977. It is also a mecca of Provencal culture, famous for its equestrian traditions and its breeding of bulls and horses.

17 September 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

Annual activities on Pézenas

Pézenas is known as "piscenae" in ancient times, was a fairground in the Middle Ages and attracted many aristocratic families who built sumptuous mansions. The historic center of the city, preserved and restored, is a true testimony of this era, with cobbled alleys and facades decorated with masks, of which more than 100 are visible.

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16 September 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism, Pure France

The essential activities in the Dordogne, in the heart of Périgord

The Dordogne is known as Périgord, it is a region rich in history, nature and culture. Located in the southwest of France, it offers a multitude of activities for all tastes: from walks in the middle of nature to visits to medieval castles, through unforgettable gastronomic experiences. Here is a guide to essential activities to discover the Dordogne in all its facets.

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13 September 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

Périgord Noir Aquarium, the Bugue sur Vézère

The Périgord Noir Aquarium, the Bugue sur Vézère is the largest freshwater aquarium in Europe. It was built more than 30 years ago it is the aquarium of the Périgord noir which extends over 4000 m² with 66 ponds and more than 6000 fish: through carp, catfish, to the impressive sturgeons of the estuaries, freshwater fish.

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12 September 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism, Sports and leisure

Canoe Vezère Univerland, stays in Dordogne

Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Vézère valley, "Canoë Vézère Univerland" is the ideal address to live an adventure in the middle of nature and discover one of the most beautiful rivers in the Dordogne. Whether you are looking for a family outing, a romantic getaway or a sporting adventure with friends, Canoë Vézère Univerland promises you a unique experience on the water.

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11 September 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

Eze, a hidden treasure on the Cote d'Azur

The Côte d'Azur is known for its beautiful sunny beaches, its breathtaking landscapes and its climate. At the heart of this region is the medieval village of Eze, a pretty village perched on a hill, which offers superlative charm and splendid panoramic views.

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10 September 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism, Culture

Groléjac, in the heart of the Dordogne

In the Dordogne valley, the village of Groléjac is a real invitation to travel through time, in the heart of an authentic and preserved France. Between its historical heritage, its breathtaking natural landscapes and its friendly atmosphere, this small village in Nouvelle-Aquitaine seduces both culture lovers and nature lovers.

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05 September 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Culture, Tourism

Talmont-sur-Gironde, a medieval jewel perched on a cliff

Perched on a cliff overlooking the Gironde estuary, Talmont-sur-Gironde is a small village in Charente-Maritime that seems frozen in time. It is classified among the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", Talmont-sur-Gironde is a must-see destination for those who seek to discover the authentic charm and rich history of the region.

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29 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Transport, Nature , UNESCO

Canal du Midi in Carcassonne

At 240 km in length, the Canal du Midi connects the Garonne to the Étang de Thau, linking the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. The Canal du Midi winds its way through the centre of Carcassonne and features seventeen locks, each offering unique features and engineering marvels.

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28 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

Discover Nouvelle-Aquitaine with Pure France

Explore Nouvelle-Aquitaine, a stunning region in France known for its rich history, picturesque landscapes, and exquisite cuisine. Whether you’re seeking a relaxing beach holiday or an adventurous exploration, Pure France offers a range of luxurious holiday rental homes to make your stay unforgettable.

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27 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

Beziers, a vibrant city in the South of France

Nestled in the heart of the Languedoc region, Béziers offers a perfect blend of history, culture and leisure. Whether you’re exploring the ancient streets or relaxing in a luxurious holiday rental home by Pure France, this enchanting town promises an unforgettable getaway

26 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

Discovering the Ile de Ré

Île de Ré, located off the coast of Charente-Maritime, is one of the most popular destinations on the French Atlantic coast. This island is 30 kilometres long, this island is famous for its beautiful landscapes with its sandy beaches, charming villages and unspoilt nature, this island offers an idyllic setting for a relaxing and enriching holiday.

16 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Culture, Tourism

5 must visit food markets in France

Here are five must visit markets in Lyon, Narbonne, Toulouse, Avignon and Arles in France that offer visitors an incredible variety of fresh produce, local specialties, artisanal goods and vibrant atmospheres, showcasing the best of regional culture and French cuisine.

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14 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism, Nature

Sandy beaches in France

France boasts diverse, stunning sandy beaches. In Southern France, explore glamorous Riviera spots. Western France offers surf-friendly Atlantic coasts, while Northern France charms with rugged shores. Corsica’s beaches promise secluded paradise.

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09 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

Nice, Restaurant la Barque Bleue

Nice, located on the Côte d'Azur, is famous for its Mediterranean coast, which attracts a large number of visitors every year. Founded by the Greeks and later prized by the European elite, Nice offers a mixture of historical and modern attractions.

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07 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

Île d'Oléron: A Treasure of the Atlantic Coast

Île d'Oléron, located off the coast of Charente-Maritime, is the largest French island in the Atlantic after Corsica. With its varied landscapes, magnificent beaches and rich cultural and historical heritage, it is an essential destination for a relaxing and enriching holiday. Whether you are a nature lover, passionate about history, or gourmet looking for authentic flavors, Île d'Oléron has something to offer everyone.

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06 August 2024  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism, Holidays

Discover the bastide town of Monpazier

Nestled in the heart of the Dordogne region, Monpazier is a picturesque bastide town renowned for its medieval architecture, vibrant local markets and rich history. This charming destination offers a perfect escape for travellers seeking a blend of cultural exploration and relaxation. Discover the allure of Monpazier with Pure France’s holiday rental homes, where comfort meets tradition in an unforgettable setting.


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