Agde and the Étang de Thau: 6 must-see spots to explore by van or motorhome

This modern and lively district of Agde is famous for its black sand beaches, a legacy of its volcanic origins. Whether you're swimming, trying water sports or walking along the sea wall, it’s an ideal spot for a relaxing or active break.

One of France’s largest lagoons, this is a paradise for nature lovers and seafood enthusiasts. Watch flamingos, taste oysters from Bouzigues or take a boat trip to admire the stunning scenery.

This small fishing port is renowned for its oysters and mussels, farmed in the Étang de Thau’s parks. Enjoy them on the spot with a breathtaking view over the lagoon and the mountains of the hinterland.

This 16th-century fort, perched on a rocky islet at the entrance to Agde’s port, offers spectacular views over the sea and the town. Accessible on foot at low tide, it stands as a symbol of the region’s maritime history.

These former salt marshes, now a nature reserve, are home to exceptional wildlife and plant life. A walk or bike ride along the paths reveals this beautifully preserved environment.

Housed in a former water tower, this museum contains archaeological treasures, including the famous Éphèbe statue, recovered from the sea. A fascinating dive into Agde’s ancient past.