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Brigitte FournierChemin De Fontaurie
Marseillan
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- Marseillan Plage: Located just a few kilometers from Chemin De Fontaurie, Marseillan Plage is a beautiful sandy beach and popular tourist destination. Visitors can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, water sports, and beachside cafes.
- Marseillan Port: Situated on the banks of the Étang de Thau, Marseillan Port is a picturesque harbor area with colorful fishing boats, waterfront restaurants, and charming streets. It's a great place to stroll around, enjoy fresh seafood, and soak up the maritime atmosphere.
- Fort de Brescou: This historic fortress sits on a small island off the coast of Marseillan Plage. Accessible by boat, the Fort de Brescou offers guided tours and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. It's a fascinating place to learn about the region's naval history.
- Étang de Thau: Known for its oyster and mussel farming, the Étang de Thau is a large saltwater lagoon located near Marseillan. Visitors can take boat tours, go fishing, or sample delicious seafood from one of the many waterfront restaurants.
- Agde: Located a short drive from Marseillan, the town of Agde is known for its ancient history and beautiful architecture. Highlights include the Cathedral of Saint Stephen, the Greek-Roman archaeological site, and the historic city center.
- Pézenas: A charming medieval town, Pézenas is famous for its well-preserved architecture and association with the playwright Molière. Visitors can explore the narrow cobblestone streets, visit artisan shops, and admire the grand mansions known as "hôtels particuliers."
- Sète: Situated at the edge of the Étang de Thau, Sète is a vibrant port town known for its canals, seafood, and art scene. Visitors can take boat tours along the canals, visit the Musée Paul Valéry, and enjoy delicious seafood dishes at the local restaurants.
- Cap d'Agde: A popular seaside resort, Cap d'Agde offers a wide range of tourist attractions. It features beautiful beaches, a water park, a golf course, a marina, and a naturist village. There are also numerous restaurants, bars, and shops to explore.
- Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert: Located in the stunning Hérault Valley, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is a medieval village and UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is known for its picturesque streets, the Abbey of Gellone, and its proximity to the beautiful Gorges de l'Hérault, making it a paradise for nature lovers and hikers. 10. Canal du Midi: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Canal du Midi is a historic waterway that stretches from Toulouse to the Mediterranean Sea. Visitors can explore the canal by boat, take leisurely walks along its banks, and admire the impressive engineering of the locks and aqueducts.