Cap d’Agde and its wild beaches: the perfect van getaway between nature and heritage

This black-sand cove, formed by an ancient volcanic flow, is a wild gem accessible on foot from the Roches Noires car park. The turquoise water and basalt cliffs make it a unique spot for a swim or a picnic by the sea.

One of France’s largest natural lagoons, this saltwater lake is famous for its oysters and postcard-perfect scenery. A van drive along its shores offers unbeatable views of the hinterland’s mountains.

With its cobbled streets and 17th-century townhouses, Pézenas is a cultural stop you won’t want to miss. The historic centre, lively with artisans and markets, exudes the soul of Languedoc.

A long stretch of fine sand bordered by pines, perfect for parking your van and soaking up the sun. The shallow waters and dunes make it an ideal spot for families or those who love to do nothing at all.

Perched on a rocky islet, this 16th-century fortress overlooks the coast and offers a spectacular view of the Mediterranean. Accessible at low tide, it’s a place steeped in history and legend.

A unique ecosystem where you can spot flamingos and preserved wildlife. The tracks around the salt pans are perfect for a van ride between land and sea.