Banyuls Apartments

Banyuls-sur-Mer · Côte Vermeille

Seaside apartments in Banyuls-sur-Mer

Wake up to the Mediterranean on the Côte Vermeille. Book direct, at the best price, with no middleman.

Banyuls apartments by the sea

Two handpicked apartments in Banyuls-sur-Mer, between the vineyards and the water. Whether you want a seaside balcony or a quiet retreat above the vines, you book directly with the owner and pay securely online.

Our apartments

Cap d'Oune 1

One-bedroom apartment in the heart of Banyuls, a few minutes' walk from the beach and restaurants. Sleeps up to 4.

Sleeps 41 bedrooms

from 35 / night

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Cap d'Oune 2

Family-friendly one-bedroom apartment in central Banyuls. Sleeps up to 4.

Sleeps 41 bedrooms

from 35 / night

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Cap d'Oune 3

Spacious three-bedroom apartment with a terrace overlooking the bay, sleeps up to 6. Perfect for families and groups.

Sleeps 63 bedrooms

from 70 / night

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Why book direct

Best price

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Real, synced availability

The calendar is always live and in sync with Airbnb and Booking, so no double bookings.

A local host

Questions answered fast, in French or English, by the owner and our concierge.

What guests say

4.8average · 4 reviews

These are sample reviews for the preview. Real guest reviews will replace them before launch.

via Airbnb
Magnificent view and a perfect location. You wake up facing the sea and the beach is a stone's throw away. We'll be back.
Sophie · FR · July 2025
via Booking.com
Clean, well-equipped apartment and a very responsive host. The terrace at sunset was a real treat.
Mark · GB · June 2025
via Airbnb
Spacious, quiet and a superb view over the vineyards. Perfect for our family, and the parking is a real plus.
Elena · IT · August 2025
via Direct
Very good stay, spacious apartment well located for hiking. We recommend it.
Thomas · DE · May 2025

Discover Banyuls-sur-Mer

A seaside village on the Vermilion Coast, where the Pyrenees meet the Mediterranean. Vineyards drop down to the water, and the Spanish border is just around the headland.