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Cap d'Agde and the Étang de Thau: 5 must-see spots to explore by campervan

Between the Mediterranean Sea and a vast lagoon, Cap d'Agde and the Étang de Thau offer breathtaking landscapes and natural or historical treasures perfect for a road trip. Here are 5 unmissable stops for an authentic campervan adventure.

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Welcome to a slice of paradise where the sun shines almost year-round, where the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean meet the saltwater of the Étang de Thau. With fine sandy beaches, fishing villages and protected natural sites, this region is an open invitation to escape. Get your van ready, as we take you on a tour of 5 magical spots around Cap d'Agde and the Étang de Thau.

Cap d'Agde and its Roquille Beach

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Roquille Beach, with its unique black volcanic sand, is a one-of-a-kind spot for a swim or to watch the sunset. The nearby marina offers a lively atmosphere and excellent seafood restaurants.

The Étang de Thau

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This 7,500-hectare lagoon is famous for its oysters and postcard-perfect scenery. A boat or bike ride along its shores is a must to discover its wildlife and plant life.

The village of Bouzigues

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This charming fishing village is known for its colourful fishermen’s huts and oyster tastings. Don’t miss the stunning views over the lagoon from the harbour.

The Musée de l'Éphèbe and Underwater Archaeology Museum

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This museum houses archaeological treasures recovered from the sea, including the famous Éphèbe statue. A fascinating dive into ancient history not to be missed.

The salt pans of Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone

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These salt marshes offer a striking natural spectacle, especially at sunset. It’s also an ideal place to spot flamingos and other migratory birds.

Agde’s Saint-Étienne Cathedral

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Nicknamed the 'black cathedral' due to its volcanic stone, this Romanesque monument is an architectural gem. Dating back to the 12th century, its interior is well worth a visit.

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