The Harley-Davidson and rock gathering of Saint-Cyprien
Late Summer Days is a motorcycle and rock festival organized every year at the end of September in Saint-Cyprien, in the Pyrénées-Orientales. Created in 2017 by the Chapter 66 Perpignan of the Harley Owners Group in collaboration with the Harley-Davidson 66 Perpignan dealership and the Saint-Cyprien town hall, this event has become a must-attend for biker culture in the Mediterranean. For three days, the port of Saint-Cyprien vibrates to the rhythm of engines and electric guitars, with motorcycle exhibitions, parades, stunt demonstrations, a brand village, rock tribute concerts, and a festive atmosphere bringing together enthusiasts from all over Europe.
Late Summer Days is the major Harley-Davidson gathering on the Catalan coast, organized every year at the end of September at the port of Saint-Cyprien. Created in 2017 by the Chapter 66 Perpignan of the Harley Owners Group, in partnership with the Harley-Davidson 66 Perpignan dealership and the Saint-Cyprien town hall, this festival has quickly grown to become one of the major motorcycle events in the south of France.
For three days, Quai Arthur Rimbaud transforms into a biker village where hundreds of gleaming Harley-Davidsons, from all over Europe, gather. The festival offers:
The evenings are enlivened by rock tribute concerts paying homage to the great iconic bands. Electric guitars and engine roars echo in perfect harmony, creating a unique atmosphere where biker culture and rock'n'roll merge under the Mediterranean sky.
Admission to the festival is free, making it accessible to everyone, bikers and curious onlookers alike. Families are welcome to discover Harley-Davidson culture in a friendly and festive atmosphere.
10th edition of Late Summer Days at the port of Saint-Cyprien. Three days of Harley-Davidson gathering with exhibitions, parades, rock concerts, and a brand village.
Late Summer Days celebrates its 10th edition from September 25 to 27, 2026, at the port of Saint-Cyprien, Quai Arthur Rimbaud. For this anniversary, the festival promises an exceptional program with spectacular motorcycle exhibitions, parades through Catalan villages, an expanded brand village, stunt demonstrations, and rock tribute concerts by the sea. Free admission.
Port of Saint-Cyprien, Quai Arthur Rimbaud, 66750 Saint-Cyprien.
By car: Saint-Cyprien is accessible from Perpignan via the D22 (approx. 20 minutes).
By bus: Bus lines from Perpignan.
Three days of festival, from Friday to Sunday. Full program available on the Saint-Cyprien Tourist Office website.
Free admission.
Saint-Cyprien Tourist Office: 04 68 21 01 33
Website: tourisme-saint-cyprien.com
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Quai Arthur Rimbaud, 66750 Saint-Cyprien