Maps

Discover the different maps of the region below:

1. Plan of Agde, Cap d’agde, Grau d’Agde and Tamarissière

At the crossroads of fresh and salt water, Agde, Le Cap d’Agde, Le Grau d’Agde and La Tamarissière make up an archipelago of life and holidays on the Mediterranean, a FAMILY PLUS destination, ideal for family holidays.

Cap d’Agde

This famous seaside resort is made up of a mosaic of districts with different styles that combine the Mediterranean art of living around its marina. Lively, trendy, surprising, green and eminently seaside, you’re sure to fall for its charm!

The town of Agde

This ancient city of Greek origin has 26 centuries of history reflected in the river Hérault. Absolutely unique in the Languedoc, the city of Agde will surprise you with the elegance and richness of its architecture. From the ramparts to the Marine, along the narrow streets and squares, treat yourself to an astonishing journey out of time!

Le Grau d’Agde

This traditional fishing village lies on the edge of the Mediterranean, on the left bank of the river Hérault. The fishing boats come and go between the piers, the fish market, the shipyards… and the beaches, of course! Peaceful and welcoming, this port is well worth a visit for a day or a longer stay!

La Tamarissière

This little seaside village, with its two-hundred-year-old pine forest, has everything to please those who love nature and tranquillity! Between beach and forest, discover La Tamarissière and let yourself be seduced!

2. Exceptional sites in the Languedoc

Historic monuments, museums and cultural spaces, caves and natural sites, works of art… the “Sites d’exception en Languedoc” network brings together heritage, cultural and natural sites that are not to be missed in the Languedoc.

Don’t miss out on the essentials with the interactive map!

Use the interactive map to find the main tourist sites in the destination at a glance (or with a click)! Here you’ll find all the practical information (opening times, prices, access, contacts, practical information) you need to plan your visits and discover the exceptional sites in the Languedoc, spread across the Hérault, Gard, Aude, southern Aveyron and southern Lozère regions, with your partner, family or friends. Member sites are currently spread across the departments of Hérault, Gard, Aveyron and Lozère.

Lovers of heritage and old stones will be enchanted by the splendid abbeys of Valmagne, Sylvanès and Cassan, and other major heritage sites such as the Nîmes Arena, Maguelone Cathedral, the Prieuré Saint Michel de Grandmont and the Château de l’Engarran.

Nature lovers can enter the magical world of the Demoiselles, Salamandre, Aven Armand and Trabuc caves, or escape to one of the largest bamboo plantations in Europe, the Cévennes Bamboo Plantation.

Finally, visitors with a passion for culture will also have plenty to satisfy their curiosity by discovering museums and cultural spaces such as the Espace Brassens in Sète, the “Maison Rouge” museum of Cévenole traditions and the Maison Noilly Prat.

3. Footpaths and cycle paths

Cycling has its fans, whatever the season. In the heart of the Cap d’Agde Méditerranée region, whether on a mountain bike, VTC or city bike, there’s something for everyone. 43 km of soft paths and cycle tracks link the town of Agde, Le Cap d’Agde, Le Grau d’Agde and La Tamarissière. Discover the historic centre, the Hérault river and the coastline… by bike! Ideal for a family outing!

4.Canal of 2 seas by bike from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean

Discover the Canal of 2 seas by bike, a cycle route linking the Mediterranean to the Atlantic. Cycle 750 km along the Gironde Estuary, the Canal de Garonne and the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to discover unforgettable sites and landscapes.