Cap d'Agde
A large seaside resort on a volcanic headland, with black volcanic rock beaches, a marina, and a water park.
Cap d'Agde is a resort developed in the 1970s, centered on its harbor and marina, where restaurants, shops, and nightlife are concentrated. Its most distinctive spot is the Plage de la Grande Conque, a black-sand bay formed by volcanic lava and surrounded by basalt cliffs. The area also has the Aqualand water park, an aquarium, and boat trips to Brescou Fort. The eastern part of the area is home to a well-known European naturist resort, so pay attention to the zoning. Summer is crowded, so parking and accommodation should be booked in advance.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Musée de l'Éphèbe
- Agde Old Town & Cathedral
- Valras-Plage
- Arènes de Béziers
- Plateau des Poètes
- Allées Paul Riquet
- Musée du Biterrois
- Orb Aqueduct