Atraccions turístiques a Agde

You will board a comfortable barge for a peaceful, guided cruise along the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site around Béziers. As you move through this historic waterway, you will pass notable works of art and important engineering landmarks, including the staircase of Fonseranes locks and the majestic Béziers canal bridge. The guided format will help you appreciate the canal’s setting and significance as you glide along the calm waters. On board you can bring your own picnic or choose food and drinks from the snack bar (no sandwiches). The houseboat offers a shaded seating area with large windows so you can fully enjoy the views, plus a panoramic terrace equipped with umbrellas. In summer, a mister helps keep the atmosphere refreshing. The outing is suitable for adults and children, making it ideal for families and small groups who want a relaxed time on the canal.

You will explore Sète’s corniche cliffs from a sea‑level perspective in sea‑kayaks. As you move along the coast, the shoreline will change from sheer rock faces to smaller, jagged formations. Expect close-up views of the cliffs and the textured rock beneath the waterline as the kayaks take you past the corniche. Along the way you will see small marine caves carved into the rock and come across hidden beaches tucked into coves. These sheltered spots and rocky outcrops create a varied coastline to explore and photograph. The experience focuses on the natural coastal features of Sète — the cliffs of the corniche, the caves, the rocks and the quiet beaches — all seen from the calm vantage point of a sea‑kayak.

Welcome to Montpellier, a city of a thousand and one legends. You will meet your guide at Jean Jaurès square in the heart of the city and set off on an easy stroll through the historic pedestrian centre. Along the way, the guide-storyteller will bring the streets to life with local legends and tales, linking stories to the buildings and places you pass. The route has no difficult sections, so it suits most walkers. At each stop, you will be invited to vote and choose how the visit continues — which destination you prefer and what kind of story you want to hear. This interactive format puts you at the centre of the experience: your choices shape the route and the narratives you hear. Before booking, feel free to check with the guide whether your chosen slot will be in French or English; as a general rule, morning tours are in English and afternoon tours are in French.

In Narbonne you'll join a small-group walk (maximum six participants) or choose a private tour led by a National Speaker Guide. The tour is offered in French, English and Italian, and is presented with adapted rates for private bookings. The guide will lead an enthusiastic exploration of Narbonne’s historical and geographical heritage, paced to suit a holiday mood and an interest in local heritage. As you move through the historic centre, you'll hear about the town’s past and its place in the wider Aude region. The commentary aims to be lively and accessible, helping you appreciate the richness of the Aude and the highlights of Narbonne’s streets and monuments. There is also an option for a private day trip that typically includes time in the historic centre and visits to local museums; entrance fees for museums are not included.

In Sète, a sea kayaking outing will give you a quick, direct way to see both the coast and the town’s harbour. About half of the time you’ll be out on the Mediterranean, paddling over crystal-clear waters and taking in the coastal atmosphere. The other half will be spent navigating the Port of Sète, where the setting and stories are closely tied to the town’s past. As you move through the port area, you’ll learn about its unique history and links to Louis XIV, the Canal du Midi and the Petite Venice Languedocienne. Along the way, you’ll hear about local traditions such as the jousts and see the harbour’s character up close. The experience balances time on open water with time among Sète’s historical waterways and harbour scenes, giving a rounded sense of the town from the sea.

This experience, named Best Wine Tourism Experience 2019 by the American magazine Celebrated Living, offers a full guided tour of the château and its winemaking areas. You will move through historic rooms and production spaces while a guide explains the estate’s approach to biodynamic farming and the steps involved in making the wines. Along the way you'll visit the barrel cellar and hear a presentation on the winemaking process, from grape to bottle. The tour finishes with a tasting where you will sample the estate’s wines and put what you have learned into context. The emphasis is on learning about biodynamic methods and the practical side of production, presented within the château setting and its cellars.

This guided eco‑tour offers a quiet, carbon‑free way to explore Languedoc Venice from an unusual angle. The experience is silent and respectful of the environment, and gives you the chance to be your own captain. You will embark on the prestigious royal canal at the foot of the jouster statue. From there you’ll sail toward the fishing port to observe the working boats and the fish market, La Criée. Along the way the guide will discuss the birth and history of the city at the foot of the St Louis mole. You will then travel up the royal canal to view the Consular Palace, a building classified as a historic monument and a clear symbol of the commercial activity of the port of Sète.

This small-group wine tour takes you into the Pic Saint Loup area and the rolling Montpellier countryside along a scenic, off-the-beaten-track route. Your local guide will drive you to different spots around the area and stay with the group, giving a personal, low-key experience as you travel through vineyards and quiet lanes. Along the way you'll visit wineries — two on Monday to Saturday and one on Sunday — where you will learn about the wine-making process and taste a line-up of six wines. You will also take a short walk to a pleasant viewpoint in the hills. The experience can finish with a farm‑to‑table, homemade meal at the guide’s family house, prepared by the guide’s mother, for guests who choose to join.

This self-guided city exploration follows Jackson Wilde as you move through central Montpellier solving quizzes and collecting points. The route will guide you past key landmarks, from the historic Babote Tower and the lively Place de la Comédie to the architectural interest of Saint-Roch Church. You will walk along Rue du Bras de Fer toward the Cathedral and the stately Palace of Justice, then pass the Arc de Triomphe before arriving at the leafy Promenade du Peyrou. Along the way you will see varied cityscapes and learn local highlights tied to each stop. You will access the tour and the quiz activity via an app on Android or iOS, or directly through your browser. As you navigate at your own pace, questions will invite you to observe details and earn points for correct answers. The experience is self-paced and designed for independent exploration, letting you focus on the places and the challenges that interest you most.

In a small group limited to a maximum of six participants, you'll join a conference tour of the old village of Gruissan led by a National Speaker Guide from Narbonnais. The guide will take you on a cultural and panoramic journey that mixes local history, geography, anecdotes and gastronomy, offering context that links the village to its surrounding landscape. As you move through the village, you’ll hear stories and factual background about the place, gain insight into the geography of the area and encounter memorable local anecdotes. The commentary will also touch on regional food traditions and how they relate to Gruissan’s culture. The intimate group size means the guide’s explanations will be personal and easy to follow. Many visitors who have taken part in the tours over the years have been transported to the heart of these places with great pleasure and have had the desire to explore the surroundings of Gruissan.

At Domaine de Soustres, set deep in a spectacular natural setting far off the beaten track, you will experience the Golden Hour as the sun sinks over the Languedoc. You will watch one of Languedoc’s most beautiful sunsets unfold, with a 360° panoramic view of the surrounding mountains — a vivid painting in blazing colours that is ideal for quiet contemplation and photographs. The activity offers a complete and accessible immersion in the world of wine, where passion and conviviality come together. Along the way you will enjoy a generous tasting that highlights exceptional local products, served in a warm, authentic atmosphere. The focus is on enjoying the place, the view and the flavours, so you can savour the wines and the landscape at your own pace.

This self-guided audio walking tour takes you into the heart of Montpellier and will bring the city’s past and present to life. Designed for curious travellers, it will guide you through over 25 must-see locations, from the lively Place de la Comédie to the grand Arc de Triomphe. As you move through the city you will pass medieval backstreets, admire hidden art and rainbow staircases, and find peaceful green spaces including France’s oldest botanical garden and Montpellier Cathedral. The experience will use GPS-triggered audio with offline access, so you can explore at your own pace without needing Wi‑Fi or mobile data. Along the way you may stop for food at local markets or pick up sweets at charming boutiques. If you’re interested in history, street art or local culture, the tour will give a layered, walkable introduction to Montpellier’s landmarks and lesser-known corners.

This experience takes you to one of the Great Sites of Herault. You will join a small group accompanied by a child from the country. The outing will be marked by conviviality and simplicity, with a relaxed, friendly atmosphere rather than formal tourism. As you move through the site, you will see the breathtaking and unique landscapes that characterise this part of Herault. The presence of a local child gives the visit an intimate, everyday perspective and adds a human, sociable dimension to the walk. You will be able to pause and take in the scenery, enjoy straightforward company and appreciate the simple pleasures of the place. Overall, the focus is on shared moments, quiet observation and the distinctive natural views that make this Great Site special.

From Montpellier you'll travel into the Camargue in a small group, accompanied by a guide throughout the day. The trip focuses on the region’s landscapes and villages, giving you time to explore on foot and take in the atmosphere of this unique wetland and coastal area. You will visit the charming walled town of Aigues-Mortes and the coastal village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. Along the way you will have the opportunity to walk among the ponds to look for flamingos and other birds typical of the Camargue. Between 1 April and 15 October the day’s highlight is a small train ride through the saltworks, where the pans often show the characteristic pink colour of the salt marshes. The combination of villages, wetlands and salt flats offers a varied view of what makes the Camargue distinctive, all guided for your ease and context.

In Beziers, this e-scavenger hunt invites you to explore the city’s most important and famous locations at your own pace. Along the way you’ll search for the city’s treasures with family or friends, complete fun assignments and try to earn the top score. As you move through the streets and squares, the game will point you to highlights and local spots that reveal more about Beziers’ character. The experience is flexible: you decide when to start, pause and finish, so it fits around your plans. Instructions for starting the tour will be given after booking. The format makes it easy to turn a day in Beziers into an engaging, social activity that helps you learn about the city in a different way.