Cap d'Agde is the jewel in the crown of the Mediterranean coast's seaside resorts. This child of the south, steeped in history yet resolutely modern and close to nature, offers the best of its Mediterranean culture in 4 different destinations:
- Cap d'Agde, the Capital resort
- Agde, the Greek city set at the meeting of the waters
- Grau d'Agde, with the authentic charm of a Mediterranean village
- La Tamarissière, a pine forest beside the sea
Its 14 kilometres of beaches, both developed and unspoilt, its cliffs and rocky coves are an invitation to take part in a variety of activities: walks, undersea exploration, water sports….or just take it easy!
The port of Cap d'Agde is a lively and friendly destination, with many shops devoted to regional produce and crafts.
In a an atmosphere that is permanently festive, there are a wide choice of activities to suit all ages and tastes You can discover local gastronomic and wine specialities in the restaurants in the port .....and if you want to party all night, the Casino and the dance floors can satisfy all musical tastes and ages.
For those who love to holiday in harmony with nature, the Naturist village, set in a preserved natural setting in Cap d'Agde, offers a wide variety of services and facilities: marina, restaurants, boutiques,...
Set at the crossroads of fresh and salt water, where the Hérault River and the Canal du Midi (registered as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site) meet the Mediterranean, Agde is a town steeped in 2,600 years of history just waiting to be discovered in its back streets of shops and its shady promenades.
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Crédits photos : Office Municipal du Tourisme Agde - Le Cap d'Agde - Jean-Claude MEAUXSOONE - Henri COMTE - Ville d'Agde - Laurent UROZ
