Tourist guide
A region of character between land and sea...
The Languedoc is above all a land bursting with sunshine and the scent of garrigue. With its immense coastline, unspoilt natural areas, towns of art, history and culture, soothing countryside as well as its gastronomy, you'll get a taste of this region's tradition of hospitality all season long.
Pavillon Bleu
Marseillan's beaches have been awarded the Blue Flag label. It is awarded to local councils, marinas or beaches that make decisive efforts in terms of the environment, particularly in relation to awareness-raising policy, conservation, and waste and water management.
Also worth noting, every Tuesday from mid-June to mid-September at Marseillan-plage, come and discover the great Marseillan market, and every Thursday evening from 7 pm to midnight (square du 8 mai 1945 - Port de Marseillan-ville) you can also enjoy the night-time craft market.
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 Marseillan-Plage: night market on Friday and Sunday evenings
- In Agde: local market every morning in high season
Culture and heritage
Spots to Discover: The City and ramparts of Agde, Saint Etienne Cathedral and many churches, the Museum of underwater archaeology, Château Laurens, Fort de Brescou, Notre-Dame-du-Grau (pilgrimage site to Santiago de Compostela), the towns of Montpellier, Pézenas, Sète, Agde, Béziers, Pézenas, the Canal du Midi, the vineyards, the Hérault gorges (swimming and canoeing), the Etang de Thau, the Grottes des Demoiselles and Clamouse, the village of Saint Guilhem le Désert, the Cirque de Navacelles and Mourèze. ..
Sensational activities nearby: bike, kite surfing, jet skiing, canoeing, wind surfing, parasailing...