Aumes

The village overlooking the Hérault Valley

Aumes, located next to an old fortified settlement, between vineyards and the garrigue, enjoys a wonderfully gentle lifestyle.

Adissan

The birthplace of the Clairette grape

Fancy taking a break in the middle of wine-producing countryside? Take time to stop off in Adissan and sample this unique, celebratory wine.

Bessan

Gourmet break in this ancient village

This village, on the banks of the Hérault, brilliantly showcases local, land-based products and traditions: rosé wines, olives, pick-your-own fruit and vegetable farms etc.

Treat yourself!

Agde/Cap d'Agde

Agde / Le Cap d'Agde

At the crossroads of fresh and salty waters, Agde, Cap d'Agde, Le Grau d'Agde and La Tamarissière make up a lively archipelago for holidays in the Mediterranean.

Four different settings for your perfect holiday!

Castelnau de Guers

From the top of its castle...

Castelnau-de-Guers, built on a rocky outcrop, offers a fabulous view of the Hérault Valley. The site has retained all the charm of a Medieval fortified village.

Caux

An architectural gem, surrounded by vineyards

Stroll into Caux and explore this ancient town with marvellous Roman and Gothic architecture

Cazouls d'Hérault

A Templar village on the banks of the Hérault

This green, village retreat, which sits at the confluence of the river Boyne and the Hérault, closely protects its surroundings and guards its Occitan traditions.

Florensac

The city of flowers

Located on the left bank of the Hérault, surrounded by vineyards, Florensac has always had plenty to offer visitors.

Lézignan la Cèbe

The capital of the sweet onion

Foodies and those with a taste for delicate flavours will know and love the Lezignan onion. Take a brief jaunt to this relaxing village with its centuries-old know-how and expertise.

Montagnac

A royal town and fair town

Montagnac, surrounded by vineyards, radiates from its historic centre, dotted with beautiful properties, a legacy of its flourishing commercial trade.

Nézignan l'Evêque

 The “circulade” village of “Becos Figos”

You’ll love this charming village with its shady side streets, encircling its old fortified castle.

Nizas

Between vineyards and limestone plateaus

This Languedoc village, surrounded by garrigue, oak woods and vineyards, where time seems to stand still, embodies all the best things in life...Take time to explore this limestone countryside and immerse yourself in nature.

Pézenas

From the city of Molière to the cultural capital

Exploring the historic centre of this old fair town where Molière stayed and the site of his Illustre Théâtre is an enchanting experience, like stepping back in time. In this picturesque setting, with its rich architectural heritage, and numerous art and craft stalls, the passion for theatre and language is still very much alive.

Pinet

Capital of the AOP Picpoul vineyards

In Pinet, Picpoul is king! The cultivation of the vine is not just a tradition, it is also a civilisation that is deeply embedded in mankind’s collective memory.

Pomérols

An ode to a gentle way of life in this village located between vineyards and the étang de Thau lagoon

Abandon your car and take the time to explore Pomerols and its surrounding vineyards on foot.

Portiragnes

A beautiful combination of beaches, nature and traditional surroundings

If for you, holidays are synonymous with pristine countryside, you have come to the right place!

Portiragnes-Plage

Saint-Thibery

The Gallo-Roman city of Cessero

Saint-Thibéry is a place of great importance in our region’s history. Firstly you have its natural history: its basalt columns, visible in the village centre, provide evidence of this dramatic natural heritage. Then you have the human and spiritual history: the village was an important place of pilgrimage in the Middle Ages, particularly the Abbey which housed the relics of saints. The church, monastic buildings, the old oil mill, the old bridge, the view from the site of the fort etc. It’s an exciting visit that we thoroughly recommend!

Saint-Pons de Mauchiens

A picturesque “circulade” village set amongst the vineyards.

Saint-Pons-de Mauchiens, standing on its rocky outcrop, is the ideal place to experience the gentle Languedoc way of life.

Tourbes

The village of hills

Tourbes sits amongst hills dotted with vineyards, garrigue and pine forests, on the outskirts of Pézenas. Slip on your trainers, head for the hiking trails and enjoy the sound of chirping cicadas.

Vias

A natural, seaside paradise

Situated between the Canal du Midi and the Mediterranean, this typical village of Languedoc enjoys the good life all year round.

Vias-Plage