Abstract
The Languedoc-Roussillon's sea coast was virtually virgin and not planned at thebeginning of the sixties. Within a natural environment made from lidos and lagunas, aspontaneous tourism emerged from 1880 to 1960 in the shape of some small seaside antennasof cities located 15 to 20 km inside. A town and country planning public program (the famous"Racine Mission") implemented six new integrated seaside resorts from 1963 to 1982. Thispaper paints a broad picture of each of these resorts after a thirty years'existence and indicates the outlooks in the framework of the European Union.
Highlights
Početkom šezdesetih godina 20. st. obala Languedoc-Roussillona bila je gotovo netaknuta i neizgrađena
Within a natural environment made from lidos and lagunas, a spontaneous tourism emerged from 1880 to 1960 in the shape of some small seaside antennas of cities located 15 to 20 km inside
Raslinstvo je tipično za prirodnu osnovu, prevladavaju: trstici, halofilne tratine prekrivene omagom, tj. salikornijom
Summary
Početkom šezdesetih godina 20. st. obala Languedoc-Roussillona bila je gotovo netaknuta i neizgrađena. Ključne riječi: integrirana kupališna mjesta, spontani turizam, misija prostornog uređenja, lida, lagune, Languedoc-Roussillon, Francuska, Sredozemlje Francuska sredozemna obala koja obuhvaća područja između rijeke Rhône i Pirineja bez sumnje je najljepši primjer obale lida u Zapadnoj Europi. Prije nego što je započelo uređenje lida Languedoc-Roussillona početkom tridesetih godina 20.
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