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Wine destination

Le Cap d'Agde Méditerranée

Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H. Comte
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Wine destination

The Languedoc region has been producing wine since Antiquity and the field of winemaking has continued to this day with men and women who are proud of their profession, which is also their passion. Come and meet them in their wineries and cellars! They have endless knowledge about their vines, cultivation method (organic, sustainable or biodynamic), wine and production. They are present at certain events: Vinocap, Estivales, evening events and winemaker markets Some of them host photo exhibitions or have theatre performances in their cellars. Come and knock on the doors of the 93 winemakers who welcome in the public! Some were born here, others come from far away. Karen Turner-Pageot, a winemaker in the St-Jean de Bebian domain in Pézenas received the “Sakura Women's Wine Award” for best winemaker of 2017. Others come from Russia and have invested in our vineyards. Now, thanks to everyone’s effort, Cap d’Agde Mediterranean wines have gained international acclaim and are exported all over the world.

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Cap d'Agde: a marina in the Mediterranean Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée
Cap d'Agde: a marina in the Mediterranean
The Cap d’Agde is a large marina on the Mediterranean made up of small basins, where life is punctuated with regattas, competitions and nautical events such as the Salon Nautique in autumn during All Saints weekend. It features state-of-the-art equipment in a protected environment. It offers 3.300 stands and can accommodate boats from 6 …
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Beach destination Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H. Comte
Beach destination
Cap d’Agde Mediterranean has 20 km of well-kept sandy beaches. Some of them are wheelchair accessible. Some beaches are wilder and more secluded, while others are lined with pine or tamarisk. Some accommodation has direct access to the beach. The water temperature ranges from 18 and 23° on average in the summer. All shops …
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Canal du Midi Destination Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H. Comte
Canal du Midi Destination
The canal can be discovered in many ways: the classic way is an excursion boat, departing from Agde, Grau d'Agde, Vias or Portiragnes, with or without meals. You can also travel along the banks of the canal, on the old towpath by bike or on foot in certain parts. Various events are organised on …
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The crafts of restoring heritage and theatre Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: A. Blanc
The crafts of restoring heritage and theatre
The Métiers d'Art centre of Pézenas was designed around the theme of restoring heritage through wood, iron and stone crafts and, as necessary for Molière, the crafts of the theatre. Restoration crafts are essentially stonework, metalwork and woodwork with artisans that have labels allowing them to work on the restoration of historical monuments. Theatre crafts …
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Medieval heritage destination Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: J.-L. Prince
Medieval heritage destination
Most of our towns and villages have a mediaeval origin; we find elements of this heritage in Agde (piece of ramparts and cathedral), Pézenas (Tower of Peyrat, Faugères gate), at Vias (old dwelling), Castelnau de Guers (the Castle), Saint-Thibéry (the abbey), the circular villages of Saint-Pons de Mauchiens, Caux, Nézignan l’Evêque and Nizas. The …
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Classical heritage destination Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: E. Jouve
Classical heritage destination
The end of the French Wars of Religion gave way to a period of peace and prosperity in France. For many towns, this meant that the mediaeval walls were gradually abandoned to make room for expansion, with the development of promenades and avenues. The mediaeval fairs of Pézenas and Montagnac still held a strong …
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Nature-loving and ecologically responsible Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H. Comte
Nature-loving and ecologically responsible
Cap d’Agde is increasingly active in favour of ecology with the Bagnas National Nature Reserve, "Les Posidonies du Cap d’Agde" (Cap d'Agde Posidonia) a Natura 2000 Preserved Marine Park, beach protection, green routes and a network of cycle tracks. Its Beach Quality Plan guarantees clean bathing water and coastlines in Cap d’Agde. Neighbouring Vias …
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The protected sector of Pézenas Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: D. Meaux
The protected sector of Pézenas
A jewel of architecture, with various facets of the Middle Ages (a mediaeval Jewish quarter), Renaissance, but above all, 17th-century architecture, including many residences nestled into the streets of bygone age. It’s a town inhabited by the ghosts of Molière, the Prince of Conti and many others, and currently home to craftsmen, artists and …
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The historical heart of La Cité d'Agde Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: O. Maynard
The historical heart of La Cité d'Agde
It is one of the oldest towns in France, founded by the Greeks on the banks of the river at the foot of a former volcano. Its monuments: rampart, cathedral, Renaissance town houses, alleyways, stairways and entrance gates, are all made of basalt. Visits are on set dates or by appointment to discover the …
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The Canal du Midi Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H. Comte
The Canal du Midi
Inscribed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO the canal can be discovered from the water at the slow pace of a floating barge or during a wonderful walk along its shady banks. You'll discover the only round lock, also made of basalt, with 3 different levels of water; a technical feat built in …
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The vineyard of Hérault Méditerranée Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H. Comte
The vineyard of Hérault Méditerranée
Wine growing is present throughout Cap d’Agde and its wines can be tasted in local villages in the Hérault-Méditerranée area along the "Wine Growers' and Fishermen's Route". These are more than 90 cellars and wineries to welcome you throughout the year. Vinocap, the largest open-air wine tourism exhibition in the south of France, will …
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Leisure and amusement parks Copyright: Aqualand
Leisure and amusement parks
In Cap d’Agde Mediterranean, everything has been designed for a holiday with family or friends. Safe beaches, the chance to enjoy all kinds of activities under the water, on the water, in the trees, along bike paths, along the Canal du Midi, in the forest and even in the air. To name a few: …
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Destination for wellness Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée : Sierpinski
Destination for wellness
For wellness, choose Cap d’Agde Mediterranean. You’ll be choosing a protected land of natural spaces, a coastline stretching across... km of well-kept beaches and a high-quality marine environment that for 30 years has been greatly cared for. Every year, there is a wide range of treatments available in relaxation, wellness and beauty facilities. Fitness centres, …
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20th century heritage destination Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H. Comte
20th century heritage destination
The Cap d’Agde has a “20th century heritage” label, a distinction that honours buildings and major urban centres built between 1900 and 1975. Built in the 1970s by Jean Couteur a great seaman, lover of the sea and founding architect, “Port Saint-Martin” will be the first district of the seaside resort to take off as …
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Ancient heritage destination Copyright: Musée de l'Ephèbe : Pierre Arnaud
Ancient heritage destination
The Musée de l’Ephèbe of underwater archaeology of Cap d’Agde is unique in France, it displays treasures once swallowed up by Adge's waterway: rivers, lakes and sea. All these objects, which include the most important collection of bronze statues found in situ bear witness to the town's past wealth and charm. Pinet features a …
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Nature destination Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H.Comte
Nature destination
Some nature reserves and wetlands can only be explored with guides in order to preserve their rich fauna and flora. They are true havens of peace and serenity, where the birdsong is all you can hear. Armed with binoculars or a camera, you can catch a rare moment. If you're keen to find out …
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Pleasure boat destination Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: E. Jouve
Pleasure boat destination
With 4,100 moorings for pleasure boats, the Cap d'Agde resort meets the most demanding expectations and provides all maintenance services for your boat. A dry port is also available. The boat show in autumn gives you the chance to buy or sell your boat. If you just want to set off on the sea, …
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Wine destination Copyright: Office de Tourisme Cap d'Agde Méditerranée: H. Comte
Wine destination
The Languedoc region has been producing wine since Antiquity and the field of winemaking has continued to this day with men and women who are proud of their profession, which is also their passion. Come and meet them in their wineries and cellars! They have endless knowledge about their vines, cultivation method (organic, sustainable …
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