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DestinationArchipel de Thau

L'Archipel de Thau

Sète

The omnipresence of water, its incomparable light and colours are all qualities which have earned Sète the name "Venice of Occitany"

Sète
Mèze

Mèze is the oldest town in the bassin de thau. Successively iberian, phoenician, greek, and then roman, it was built around its port, well sheltered from the lagoon’s whims.

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Mèze
Vic-la-Gardiole

Above all, a magnificent set of preserved places with superb views and panoramas... Stroll through the typical village of Vic-la-Gardiole and visit its fortified church Sainte Léocadie dating from the 12th century.

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Vic-la-Gardiole
Balaruc le Vieux

Built on a small hill at the north-east tip of the bassin de thau, Balaruc-le-Vieux backs onto the massif de la gardiole and overlooks the lagoon.
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Balaruc-le-vieux
Mireval

At the foot of the Gardiole massif, facing the Mediterranean Sea, lies this small Languedoc village. The ramparts and fortified gates are a reminder of its medieval history, but it is above all its Muscat wine that has made its reputation since the 16th century.

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Mireval
Gigean

Bordered by the massif de la gardiole and a vast wine-growing plain stretching from the moure hills to Montpellier, Gigean is a strategic crossroads in the heart of the region.

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Gigean
Montbazin

Built on the via domitia by the romans, and ideally situated on the axis between Provence and Narbonne, this village on the edge of the scrubland is a former stopover point.

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Montbazin
Poussan

A typical Languedoc village where life is good. Situated between the garrigues of the Moure mountains and the vineyards, this small village has known a prestigious development since the 10th century and possesses unsuspected treasures.

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Poussan
Villeveyrac
Villeveyrac in the heart of a vineyard surrounded by scrubland, this village flourishes in an environment perfect for walks and hikes.

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Villeveyrac
Loupian

Loupian has an exceptional historical heritage, roman and middle age, a past spanning two thousand years.

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Loupian
Bouzigues

Home to the oysters of Bouzigues since 1925, and a listed site, this small and charming typically mediterranean fishing village has kept its charm of the past.

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Bouzigues
Frontignan

Between the sea, the garrigue and the Gardiole hills, close to the Thau basin, Frontignan is a concentrate of the Mediterranean: a coastline with preserved beaches, exceptional ponds where fauna and flora are protected, landscapes with astonishing contrasts and a remarkable historical heritage.

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Frontignan
Marseillan

The entrance to the Canal du Midi, a village settled between the sea and the Thau lagoon. Shellfish farming, wine production, Noilly Prat's cellars.

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Marseillan
Balaruc-les-Bains

The main thermal spa, in France, beaches on the edge of the lagoon…

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Balaruc-les-Bains

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