The essential things to do in Cap d'Agde
What to do in Cap d'Agde this year? Located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, Cap d'Agde is a famous seaside resort in the town of Agde in Hérault . Built at the foot of an ancient volcano – Mont Saint-Loup – the seaside resort was developed from the 1970s, even though it was a denuded area, without urbanization or human activity. The city of Agde, on the other hand , has a multi-millennial history and was founded in the 6th century BC by the Phocaeans settled in Massalia (Marseille).
The Fort of Brescou
It would be a shame to visit Cap d'Agde without stopping by one of its must-see attractions, built on an islet of volcanic origin two kilometers off the coast of Cap d'Agde: Fort Brescou.
Luna Park on the leisure island: 10-15 mn walk
Right in the middle of the marina, there is the leisure island: bars and nightclubs for adults and an amusement park for children (and adults). Around twenty attractions for adults and around ten for children, spread over 5 hectares: numerous rides and activities for all tastes!
Golf: Next to the residence: Le Cap d'Agde Golf International (golfcapdagde.com)
Aqualand: 5 mn walk
Open since 1983 near Béziers, Aqualand Cap d'Agde today represents the water park par excellence throughout Europe. It is a true paradise for sliding enthusiasts but also for those thirsty for extreme sensations: The park is a 5-minute walk from the rental.
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Hiking in Cap d'Agde
Mont Saint-Loup, the Canal du Midi, the Etang de Thau , the Bagnas reserve , the fishing village of Grau d'Agde where you can still smell the typical atmosphere of a village in the South: the surroundings of Cap d'Agde have no shortage of ideal spots for walking, hiking and cycling etc. Visiting Cap d'Agde also offers beautiful walks in nature, to escape the summer tourist overcrowding
And....The beach
With its 14 km of fine sand, you will have the choice between different beaches. Richelieu beach, located near the port and shops, is the largest in Cap d'Agde. The beaches of Cap d'Agde are accessible by pedestrian paths (the ramblas ) which makes it pleasant for families with children (no roads nearby). Note that Grande Conque beach is a black sand beach at the foot of the cliffs of Cap d'Agde, which is very rare in the region and even in France!
