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The walks

Valras plage, Sérignan, Vendres: this is surely the winning trifecta for a successful holiday by the water. These 3 destinations are all promises of sunbathing and diving in azure water. Run along the dune cordon of Vendres, practice your favorite water sports in Sérignan, or the art of lazing around in Valras Plage on the 4 km long stretch of sand.

BEZIERS - 14 KM

Birthplace of resistance fighter Jean Moulin, but also of Pierre-Paul Riquet, founder of the Canal du Midi, Béziers resonates with daring and freedom. Each August, the city displays its untamed character during the traditional Ferias, bringing together more than a million aficionados, all dressed in white and red. To the sound of flamenco, Béziers takes on the air of Seville, and the party continues until dawn, between bodegas and casitas. The show is also in the arenas, which have hosted the greatest bullfighters: El Cordobes, Nimeño II and Sébastien Castella, the star from Béziers

AGDE - 18 KM

Sharks and turtles in the tropical world, seahorses, groupers and moray eels for the Mediterranean sector... Dedicated to the sea,the Aquarium of Cap d'Agde highlights all the fauna of the Great Blue, all in about thirty basins. A dive heart of the oceans!

Discover agde's international golf course.

NARBONNE - 31 KM

Between nature and history, Narbonne plunges you into the heart of authenticity Mediterranean city. Or rather Roman! Because Narbo Martius, founded in 118 BC.C., was one of the first Roman colonies in France. Strolling in its streets is a journey into antiquity, whose polished cobblestones of The Via Domitia are the first witnesses. It is also a journey into the heart of the Middle Ages, with the altière Cathedral of Saint Just and Saint Pastor, or the proud dungeon of the old Archbishops' Palace

PEZENAS - 35 KM

A city of fairs in the Middle Ages, Pézenas was also the residence of the Montmorency, governors of Languedoc.

Stroll through the picturesque city centre of this city of art and history, contemplate the sumptuous hotels and the detours of the charming cobbled streets push the doors of the many stalls run by craftsmen.

The during your visit, let yourself be told about Molière's stays where history mingles with the legend: the chair in which he sat, at the barber Gély's from where he listened to the good people, the inn of the silver stick where he feasted with the poet of Asycy, the castle of the nearby Grange where welcomed him to the Prince of Conti.

Pézenas still resounds with the pranks of the illustrious theatre and cultivates the memory of the greatest ambassador of the French language.

THE CANAL DU MIDI - 37 KM

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Canal du Midi is before all the work of a lifetime: that of Pierre Paul Riquet who, under the reign of Louis XIV, overcomes this crazy idea: to link the Garonne to the From Toulouse to Thau Pond. At 240 kilometres long, the royal canal has 69 locks, literally carved in nature, of which Fonsérannes, offering a succession of waterfalls and stunning views Béziers.

SIGEAN RESERVE - 44 KM

Located between Narbonne and Perpignan, the Sigean African Reserve is a semi-natural wildlife park, which is home to more than 3,800 animals, including 2000 birds, 900 mammals and 600 reptiles. On nearly 300 hectares, these species live in total freedom. A car tour allows you to get to know each other african savannah, bear park or lion park. On foot, you go meet antelopes, chimpanzees and other zebras

LAKE SALAGOU - 58 KM

Unpredictable, unsuspected, mysterious, metallic... Lake Salagou is a jewel you will discover at the turn of a bend and there it will be impossible for you not to stop and contemplate it!

Its case, this red earth called the "ruffe" makes it a very special lake where a colour palette mingles. It gives the impression that it has always been There... Make no mistake, the little river of Salagou flowed quietly into its until the creation of a water reservoir 50 years ago. The culture of cereals and vines, and pastoralism were omnipresent, some mas and hamlets doded the landscape, some are stillactive.

THE GORGES OF HERAULT - 18 KM

Come in Saint Bauzille de Putois and Saint-Guilhem the river offers a multitude of places suitable for swimming.

The Herault Valley is a cool space in the middle of the scrubland.

The around the gorges offers many leisure activities such as canoeing, hiking or climbing.

Stroll through one of the most beautiful medieval villages in France on the way Santiago de Compostela and discover the Val de Gellone, a real stone case with vertiginous cliffs where thyme clings, oak and pine; a landscape made of stone and sky.

CARCASSONNE - 98 KM

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Carcassonne is one of the 5 France's most visited cities. It must be said that this royal fortress surprises with its authenticity and the state of conservation of its heritage Historical. Unique in Europe, this walled city still vibrates under the imprint of the Crusades and the Cathars. From Bastide Saint Louis to Saint Nazaire Basilica, passing through the Comtal Castle and the Gate Narbonnaise, set out to conquer 2000 years of history!