Nearby Club Le Napoléon

Tourist guide

A vibrant region between land and sea...

The Languedoc is above all a land bursting with sunshine and the scent of garrigue. With its vast coastline, unspoilt natural areas, art, history and cultural centres, soothing countryside and gastronomic delights, you can enjoy the region's tradition of hospitality all season long.

There's so much to discover in and around Vias!

Looking for an unusual outdoor adventure? The Sigean African Reserve, with its 300 hectares and 160 species, mostly African, will delight the whole family! The main attraction of this reserve is the 7.5 km drive through the African bush park, the Tibetan bear park, the lion park and the African savannah park. 🐻🦁

If you prefer to explore cities, the metropolis of Montpellier is only 60 km from the campsite and is packed with must-see places: the Fabre Museum, Place de la Comédie or Planet Ocean Montpellier will be perfect for the whole family. 🎭
The city of Sète, about 35 km away, is also worth a visit and is known as the 'Venice of the Languedoc' for its many canals. It's possible to get a breathtaking view of the city by climbing to the top of Mont Saint-Clair. 🌞

The city of Narbonne, 56 km from the campsite, can be a pleasant excursion. Between the seaside resort town of Narbonne-Plage, the Gothic cathedral of Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur and the imposing palace-museum of the archbishops, there's something for everyone. ⛱

For your children, the Cap d'Agde leisure island will be heaven on earth! An XXL theme park with all kinds of rides and entertainment. Thrills guaranteed! ✨

And to enrich your stay, go to the surrounding markets 🛍️:

• In Vias: craft and night market on Tuesday evenings in high season, farmers' market on Monday mornings in high season
• In Agde: local market every morning in high season, night market on Monday evenings in high season

Culture and heritage

You'll also enjoy:

• The striking city of Béziers: its religious and historic city centre, the Canal du Midi and its 8 locks at Fonseranes, the Gallic archaeological remains at Ensérune, the modern arena at Béziers or the Gothic cathedral that dominates the ancient medieval city.
• Pézenas, the town of Molière, with its traditional festivals
• Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, a medieval village full of charm
• The many swimming spots on the natural banks of the Hérault river
• The residence of the Bishops of Agde
• The church of St Jean-Baptiste in Vias
• L'étang de Thau