The Corbières
magnificent landscape of rocks grown with Mediterranean vegetation, alternated by vineyards and typical villages, joining the rocky coast of Leucate and the lagoons of Bages and Sigean. Here you will find famous wines, abbeys like the ones of Fontfroide and Lagrasse, many cathar castles, the most famous ones are those of Queribus and Peyrepertuse.

The Minervois
At the south the landscape is flat traversed by the Canal du Midi, vines, rich in dolmens and menhirs, the village of Minerve, chapels and the abbey of Caunes. In the North, the Minervois landscape gets more hilly and touches the Massif Central.

Narbonne and the coast
Narbonne, first roman town outside Italy and crossroad of different cultures, the landscape is flat having salt lagoons which are separated by little isles from the coast, small sand beach resorts like Port La Nouvelle, Gruissan, Narbonne Plage and St Pierre alternated by the protected zones of La Clape till Port La Nouvelle

The Haute Vallée
The region around Quillan, the mountains of the Aude touching the Pyrenees. Here you will find profound canyons, wild water rivers and forests. Ideal for sport adepts like climbing, canyoning, rafting and speology and the castles of Puilaurens and Puivert

The Montagne Noire (Cabardès)
region north-east of Carcassonne touching the Massif Central with the Pic de Nore as central point (1210m altitude), many forests, lakes and the castles of Lastours and Saissac and the grots of Cabrespine and Limousis

The Razès
Having Limoux as capital town, famous for its Blanquette (the oldest sparkling wine of the world) and its carnaval from January till March.Slope landscape, famous sites of Arques (and Alet with its natural springs) and the dinosaur museum of Espéraza

The Lauragais
Situated at the west direction Toulouse, having Castelnaudary as capital town, famous for its Cassoulet, foie gras and harbour at the Canal du Midi, this agricultural region has a slope landscape grown with sun flowers, corn, and colza