Marseillan

This historic seaside town still has the character of a traditional fishing village, but offers plenty to do, including sailing (from the marina and sailing school) sea fishing, horse riding and tennis.

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Marseillan

Marseillan has retained its character as an authentic southern town: sun-drenched, relaxed and welcoming. Every summer, this friendly seaside resort takes on a party atmosphere. Marseillan-Plage stands midway between Cap d’Agde and Sète and is a sailing port ideally suited for families. It is situated at the mouth of the Canal de Pisse-Saumes, a man-made waterway linking the Thau Lagoon with the sea. This means you can choose between leisure boating on the lagoon or sailing in the sea.

Things to see & do: The quayside Old covered market built from volcanic stone The port

In the area: In Pinet, a signposted footpath along the Via Domitia In the wine-growing village of Pomerols, a 13th century church with gilded wooden altarpiece In Florensac, a 12th century watermill once owned by the Dukes of Uzès.

INFORMATION
Tourist Office - Tel: + 33 (0)4 67 21 82 43 Website
Harbourmaster’s office - Tel: + 33 (0)4 67 77 34 93.

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