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Tourism Marseillan: What to see? What is there to do?

Marseillan and Marseillan Plage

Just 6 kilometers from Cap d'Agde, welcome to Marseillan and its seaside resort Marseillan-Plage bordering the Mediterranean.

Campsites and vacation rentals

Stay in Marseillan and Marseillan-Plage

Whether you're camping or renting, Marseillan and Marseillan-Plage offer a wide range of daytime and evening activities for young and old, to make your family seaside vacation unforgettable.

While Marseillan is widely known for its long sandy beaches (over 6 kilometers) and its many seaside campsites, the town also boasts a rich historical heritage in its downtown area, a natural heritage including the Bagnas Nature Reserve, and a cultural heritage and terroir: wines, oysters, mussels, vermouth...

In short, there's something for everyone in Marseillan. Here's an overview to help you plan your next sun vacation in Languedoc-Roussillon.

Bagnas Nature Reserve

Activities for young and old in Marseillan and Marseillan plage

Planning your next seaside camping vacation?

Marseillan Plage, a seaside resort in the heart of Languedoc-Roussillon, in the Hérault region, has developed to meet the expectations, needs and requirements of its many summer holidaymakers. Like Cap d'Agde, Marseillan Plage offers a wide choice of activities to keep young and old busy and satisfied, for unforgettable family vacations by the sea :

  • La Camargue Ranch in Marseillan offers horseback riding in the heart of the seaside resort's remarkable natural landscapes. Discover the Bagnas Nature Reserve and the beaches on horseback. Whether you're an experienced rider or a novice, adults or children, we offer several types of rides to suit all tastes in a friendly atmosphere. A great vacation experience in Marseillan.

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Visit to the Maison Noily Prat

Aperitifs made in Marseillan since 1813!

Maison Noily Prat, based in Marseillan since 1813, specializes in the traditional manufacture and sale of Vermouth. This emblematic Hérault aperitif is exported worldwide, notably to the United States.

By the way, what is vermouth?
Vermouth is a flavored wine made from white wine. A touch of bitterness and a warm edge, thanks to spices like cloves and vanilla, are its hallmarks. Vermouth, with an alcohol content of between 15 and 18%, is generally drunk as an aperitif, on its own or in cocktails, depending on taste. Historically made in Italy, vermouth became popular in the 19th century. Moderately well known in France, vermouth is very much in vogue in Spain, for example.

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Local products: mussels, oysters, wines...

Gourmet stopover in Marseillan

If you're passing through Marseillan Plage, why not take a gourmet break and discover the local products ?

In Marseillan Plage, there are plenty of all-you-can-eat mussels and French fries restaurants. A great low-cost way to enjoy local seafood. For fans of shellfish and fish, specialized restaurants are also ready to treat you. Domaine Tabouriech, for example, offers its seafood products in elegant seaside restaurants, as well as oyster-based cosmetics in its spa and a hotel decorated entirely on the theme of oysters.

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Exceptional natural heritage

Marseillan and its preserved natural spaces

Marseillan enjoys an exceptional location at the crossroads of the Mediterranean Sea, the Canal du Midi and the Thau lagoon. This unique geographical location offers Marseillan a wealth of unspoilt natural treasures that you'll be delighted to discover during your vacation in the Hérault.

Why not explore Marseillan's natural spaces by bike, thanks to the 25 kilometers of cycle paths in the commune. For example, you can cycle from Marseillan Plage to Sète. It's a great way to enjoy beautiful panoramic views and meet the local flora and fauna. Depending on the season, you may even be able to get up close and personal with pink flamingos!

The Thau lagoon, widely known for its oysters, is remarkable in many ways. The Etang de Thau is fed by freshwater from the Canal du Midi at Les Onglous, and by saltwater from the Mediterranean Sea at the Canal Pisses-Saumes and Canal Quilles. A very special and rare situation. Covering an area of 7,500 hectares, the Thau lagoon is home to almost 200 Marseilles-based shellfish farmers, who cultivate oysters and mussels. The site is home to vast eelgrass beds, classified Natura 2000.

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Your camping vacation in Marseillan

Camping Languedoc-Roussillon by the sea

Looking for a camping in Marseillan beach for your next vacation in the Hérault? A mobile home rental in Marseillan plage? Or accommodation in Marseillan Plage? Why not choose Camping La Tamarissière in Agde.

Just ten kilometers from Marseillan Plage, La Tamarissière Agde is a natural campsite featuring traditional camping with bare pitches for caravans, motorhomes and tents. La Tamarissière is also a campsite with private sanitary facilities. With direct access to the beach, this campsite also offers cottages close to the surrounding nature (especially squirrels), as well as exceptional bungalows with private pools.