Cap d'Agde Hotels

Accessible from myriad destinations within France, most notably the TGV direct from Paris or Lille, the commune of Agde is notable as the Mediterranean climax of the UNESCO World Heritage Canal du Midi. The community of 20,000 people is also a de facto twin of nearby Sète, a vital resort and seaport city some 25 km to the east that offers car-ferry access to Morocco. Agde’s pedestrian promenades provide attractive fodder for avid amblers, with inherent River Hérault panoramas and curious black basalt landmarks. Cap d’Agde however, is the town’s exceptional tourist magnet. The main resort area is a short 6 km drive from Agde proper and while the familial Village Naturiste, or “Naked City”, is a flagship feature, other points of interest lure visitors in as well. The first-rate Musée de l'Éphebe is one, in addition to the Aquarium Cap d’Agde and a premier resort golf course.

Attractions

• Village Naturiste
• Musée de l'Éphebe
• Aquarium Cap d’Agde
• Marina Cap d’Agde
• Parc de Lano

Activities

• Aqualand Cap d’Agde
• Golf
• Languedoc Wine Tours
• Parc National des Cévennes
• Parc National Régional de Camargue

Restaurants

• Le Brasero
• Le Mississippi
• Le Magellan
• Chez le Belge
• Le Vivier

Nightlife

• Bar Le Molière
• Le Nautilus
• Planet Pool
• Hacienda Café
• Discothéque Le Palma

Climate

Cap d’Agde has a Mediterranean climate, with mild, wet winters and very warm summers.

• Winter (December to February) 3-13°C
• Spring (March to May) 6-21°C
• Summer (June to September) 15-29°C
• Fall (October to November) 6-20°C