Bagnas National Nature Reserve

An exceptional place to discover every Saturday morning on a visit accompanied by an expert guide.

Bagnas National Nature Reserve

On the edges of the ancient delta of the Hérault, Bagnas lakes, located in the town of Agde, have been listed as a nature reserve since 1983.

Spread over 561 hectares, the Bagnas National Nature Reserve offers a wide variety of natural Mediterranean coastline environments. It is also a valuable international migration site, where over 250 species of birds can be observed, from the rare such as the osprey and the black stork, to the more populous — flamingos, swallows, avocets... In August, 10,000 water birds regularly occupy the reserve.

♦ Guided tour:
Every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon with a specialised guide from the regional environmental association. (min. 5 persons).
Hire of equipment: binoculars and telescopes, guide notes.
Meet at 9 a.m. at the Domaine du Grand Clavelet, on the road from Sète to Agde
Admission: €5, under 12s free.
For those who love relaxation and sun, 200 km of fine sandy beaches and coves await you in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. From the Camargue to the Vermilion Coast, a series of fishing ports, marinas and over thirty resorts stretches out, offering you a range of destinations where you can enjoy fresh fish and shellfish and spend the night against the backdrop of the Mediterranean!
Don’t miss this chance of a peaceful or revitalising holiday and indulge in a new-found freedom...

More informations :
ADENA - Association de Défense de l’Environnement et de la Nature
Domaine du Grand Clavelet
Maison de la réserve
34300 Agde
Tél : 33 (0)4 67 01 60 23
Courriel

Tourism Office Cap d'Agde