Getting Here from the UK

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• By Air: There are several convenient flight options to reach Grau d'Agde from the UK:

  • Béziers Cap d'Agde Airport (15 minutes): Direct flights from London Luton, London Stansted, Manchester, and Bristol with Ryanair.

  • Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport (1 hour): Direct flights from London Gatwick, London Heathrow, and other UK cities with EasyJet and British Airways.

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• By Train: Travel by train offers a scenic and comfortable alternative:

  • Take the Eurostar from London to Paris Gare du Nord or Lille.

  • From there, board the TGV (high-speed train) to Agde or Béziers, both of which are a short drive or taxi ride to Grau d'Agde. The TGV services connect with multiple trains each day, and the journey from Paris to Agde takes around 4 hours.

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Grau d'Agde & Surrounding Areas:

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• Agde: The historic town of Agde is just a few minutes away, known for its volcanic black-sand beaches, ancient architecture, and boat tours along the Canal du Midi.

• Cap d'Agde: A lively resort town with a marina, water sports, and nightlife, Cap d'Agde is the perfect place to explore during the day or night.

• Sète: Often called the "Venice of Languedoc," Sète is a must-visit for its canals, seafood restaurants, and the Mont St. Clair for panoramic views of the Mediterranean.​

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Water Activities:

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• Paddle Boarding:
  Explore the tranquil Mediterranean waters by paddleboard, a popular and accessible activity in Grau d'Agde. Local rental shops offer boards for all skill levels, and guided tours are available for those looking to explore the coastline.

• Kite Surfing:
  The steady coastal winds make Grau d'Agde an ideal spot for kite surfing. Whether you're a beginner looking to take lessons or an experienced kite surfer seeking an adrenaline rush, the wide beaches provide plenty of space to enjoy this thrilling sport.

• Jet Skiing:
  For those seeking speed and excitement, jet ski rentals are available along the coast. Discover the beauty of the Mediterranean while riding the waves, with rental options for both beginners and advanced riders.

• Boat Rentals:
  Explore the nearby coastlines, canals, or islands by renting a boat. Self-drive boats are available for hire without the need for a license, or you can charter a boat with a skipper for a guided experience.

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Restaurant Recommendations:

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• La Pergola:
  Located right on the beachfront, La Pergola serves fresh seafood and Mediterranean cuisine with stunning sea views. Their moules-frites (mussels and fries) and grilled fish are local favorites. Perfect for a casual lunch or romantic dinner.

• Le Bistro d'Hervé:
  A charming bistro in the heart of Grau d'Agde, Le Bistro d'Hervé offers a delightful mix of French classics and Mediterranean dishes. Known for its warm atmosphere and excellent service, it’s ideal for a relaxed evening out.

• Le Voilis:
  A stylish seafood restaurant near the port, Le Voilis offers a refined menu featuring fresh, local ingredients. Specialties include lobster, oysters, and catch-of-the-day fish, paired with local wines. Perfect for a special occasion.

• La Table de Stéphane (Agde):
  Just a short drive away in Agde, La Table de Stéphane is a must-visit for lovers of gourmet French cuisine. The restaurant offers a modern take on regional dishes, using fresh, seasonal ingredients. A top choice for a fine dining experience.

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Special Events:

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• Fête de la Mer (July): Celebrate the region's maritime culture with boat parades, fireworks, and seafood feasts right on the waterfront.

• Festival d’Agde (August): A cultural festival with music, art, and theatre performances taking place in the historical heart of Agde.

• Water Jousting in Sète (Summer): Watch this unique and thrilling water jousting competition, a tradition in this part of the Mediterranean.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​