Cap d'Agde

The activities

The 240 km long Canal du Midi is the link between all the wonders of the region!

By boat, with or without a license, on foot, or by bike, between nature and culture, no matter how you cross it, it promises you great adventures in all serenity.

We have plenty of beautiful addresses to recommend to you to discover this bucolic haven of peace.

The Ephèbe Museum is the only museum in France dedicated to underwater archaeology.

Having taken its name from the bronze by Alexandre Legrand discovered in Hérault, called the Ephèbe d'Agde, immerse yourself in this exhibition of rich Greek, Roman and Viking treasures discovered in the surrounding waters.

Château Laurens is a totally unique jewel, classified as a historical monument!

Overlooking the Hérault, it was designed and built in 1898 by a rich heir from Agathois, Emmanuel Laurens, who, on the strength of his many trips, brought back in his suitcases many crazy ideas brought to light in this unusual house. Oriental inspirations, a pronounced taste for Art Nouveau, Emmanuel Laurens takes us into his imagination for a decidedly exotic visit.

A few kilometers from Cap d'Agde, the Etang de Thau invites you to an authentic getaway between preserved nature and gourmet pleasures.

This vast lagoon, bordered by typical villages such as Bouzigues or Marseillan, is famous for its oyster farms where oysters and mussels are raised according to ancestral traditions.

Accompanied by a guide or directly at the producers, you can visit shellfish farming tables, discover the secrets of farming in a lagoon environment, then enjoy fresh oysters in front of the water, accompanied by a glass of local white wine, often Picpoul de Pinet or Muscat sec, produced on the surrounding hillsides.

A moment suspended between land and sea, ideal for discovering the soul of the Occitan coastline through its truest flavors.

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Located only 2 km from the hotel, the naturist village of Cap d'Agde is a unique space in Europe, known for its free atmosphere and its assertive lifestyle.

But rest assured: this village is entirely closed, regulated and accessible only via a paid entrance.

It is therefore impossible to access it by chance, or to unwittingly encounter naked people in the public spaces of Cap d'Agde or around the hotel. Access is via a security post, with systematic control, whether you are a resident, visitor or simply curious.

The naturist village is an autonomous district, with its own shops, beaches, accommodations and entertainment. You can choose to visit it in a well-supervised setting or simply enjoy the rest of Cap d'Agde, without any direct link to this space apart.