Résidence les Pescalunes

Take the cycle and pedestrian path straight from the site through the pine forest to reach the riverside town and 14 kilometres of beach of Agde. Founded in 525 BC on the Hérault river, Agde is one of the oldest towns in France, and is now a popular but not overly busy tourist town known mostly for its black basalt buildings such as the 12th-century Cathedral of Saint-Etienne. You can also access watersports such as sailing, scuba diving, waterskiing, parasailing and windsurfing from here, as well as sea fishing and boat trips to spot dolphins and whales. For kids, the town has the Luna Park amusement park, Aqualand waterpark and the Aquarium Marin du Cap d'Agde, built on a coastal volcanic site. Walking and cycling are top options around this part of coast, Cap d'Agde, the banks of the Canal du Midi, the Bagnas Natural Reserve three kilometres away, and around the Etang de Thau, the biggest of the lagoons along the Languedoc coast. Within driving distance, the former Roman colony and top starting point for vineyard tours of Béziers, is 25 kilometres away, as are the harbour and Mont St-Clair in the fishing port of Sète.