cruising route Agde / Sète / Agde
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Agde - Port-Cassafière - Sète - Agde - 64 Km - 6 Locks - 10 h of navigation - 3 Nights
From Agde to Port Cassafières, 12 km, 2 Lock(s), 2 h of navigation
Stopover : Agde > Port Cassafières
Monument
Agde
Without doubt one of the oldest towns in Fance, Agde was built around 700 B.C. There a still a few remnants of this period, including a bronze bust, which is now on display at the musum in Cap d'Agde.
River constructions
the Round Lock of Agde
At the time of its construction at the crossing of the Hérault river and the Canal du Midi in 1680, this lock was a one of a kind piece of work.
River constructions
the passage of Libron
For lack of relief, it was impossible to build an aqueduct at the crossing of the Libron river and the Canal du Midi. In 1857, it was decided to build a metal structure with sluice gates, allowing the waters of the Libron to pass in the case of flooding. This is a unique structure.
Monument
The Greek city of Agde
Explore the city founded in the 6th century BC by the Phocaeans, featuring ancient ramparts, Saint Stephen’s Cathedral dating back to 872, and the churches of Saint Andrew and Saint Sever.
Monument
The Fort of Brescou
Visit Fort Brescou, built on a volcanic islet, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. It was originally constructed in 1586 and later rebuilt by Vauban in the 1680s.
Monument
Saint Stephen’s Cathedral
Visit Saint Stephen’s Cathedral in Agde, a Romanesque-style building made of basalt stone, featuring a bell tower/donjon reaching 35 meters high and housing architectural and artistic treasures.
Nature
Volcanic cliffs
Explore the volcanic cliffs on a sensational walk along the coastal path offering spectacular views of the Grande Conque beach and the creeks formed by erosion.
Gastronomy
the Bourride à l'Agathoise
Swimming
The Cliffs Beach
This beach captivates with its black volcanic rocks, fine pink sand, and millions of pebbles. Accessible by stairs near a public parking lot, it offers a breathtaking view of the Cap d’Agde coastline.
Swimming
The Mole Beach
It features rides for children and pétanque courts. Additionally, it is located close to restaurants, shops, and bars. Accessible through pedestrian alleys, it offers the opportunity to swim at any time, with a lifeguard station on site.
Swimming
The Grande Conque Beach
It is distinguished by the presence of the legendary "Two Brothers" rocks surrounded by black sand. Accessible via a small staircase between the aquarium and the cliffs, this peaceful cove carved into volcanic rock has a permanently staffed lifeguard station.
Sports and leisure activities
Luna Park sur l’île des loisirs
Have fun with around thirty attractions in the heart of the marina.From Port Cassafières to Sète, 32 km, 3 Lock(s), 4.9 h of navigation
Stopover : Port Cassafières > Agde > Marseillan > Sète
Monument
Agde
Without doubt one of the oldest towns in Fance, Agde was built around 700 B.C. There a still a few remnants of this period, including a bronze bust, which is now on display at the musum in Cap d'Agde.
Monument
Mèze
There are a few places of interest to discover in this old town dating from 600 B.C., with its fishing port at the edge of the Thau Lagoon: the Penitents' Chapel, the Church of Saint-Hilaire and the market buildings.
Monument
Sète
The birthplace of George Brassens, a fact celebrated by the museum dedicated to him, is located right between the Thau lagoon and the Mediterranean. Nautical jousting tournaments take place here from May to September.
River constructions
the Round Lock of Agde
At the time of its construction at the crossing of the Hérault river and the Canal du Midi in 1680, this lock was a one of a kind piece of work.
River constructions
the passage of Libron
For lack of relief, it was impossible to build an aqueduct at the crossing of the Libron river and the Canal du Midi. In 1857, it was decided to build a metal structure with sluice gates, allowing the waters of the Libron to pass in the case of flooding. This is a unique structure.
Monument
The Greek city of Agde
Explore the city founded in the 6th century BC by the Phocaeans, featuring ancient ramparts, Saint Stephen’s Cathedral dating back to 872, and the churches of Saint Andrew and Saint Sever.
Monument
The Fort of Brescou
Visit Fort Brescou, built on a volcanic islet, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. It was originally constructed in 1586 and later rebuilt by Vauban in the 1680s.
Monument
Saint Stephen’s Cathedral
Visit Saint Stephen’s Cathedral in Agde, a Romanesque-style building made of basalt stone, featuring a bell tower/donjon reaching 35 meters high and housing architectural and artistic treasures.
Monument
Etang de Thau
A true inland sea between Sète and Marseillan, you will navigate on the largest body of water in Occitanie. You will enjoy pristine nature, a rich gastronomy featuring oysters and delicious wines, as well as a myriad of water activities.
Monument
La cathédrale de Maguelone
Explore the Maguelone Cathedral, located on an island between Sète and Palavas-les-Flots. Enjoy the trails, vineyards, and surrounding nature.
Monument
Marseillan
Marseillan is a charming town known for its economy based on fishing, agriculture, and tourism. The town attracts visitors with its beaches, marina, and vineyards, notably producing Muscat wine. Boasting a rich historical heritage, including the 13th-century Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church, Marseillan also offers cultural events throughout the year.
Monument
Le Port de Marseillan
Visit the port of Marseillan-Ville, a former fishing and trading port, now transformed into a marina. Explore the docks, boats, and merchant houses.
Monument
Le Phare Saint-Louis
Admire the panoramic view of the harbor, the old town, and the marina from the 33.5-meter-high lighthouse. Walk along the Saint-Louis pier promenade and discover the history of the ship L’Exodus.
Nature
the Natural Reserve of Bagnas
This 600ha wetland is home to an exceptional range of fauna and flora: birds, reptiles, amphibians…
Nature
Volcanic cliffs
Explore the volcanic cliffs on a sensational walk along the coastal path offering spectacular views of the Grande Conque beach and the creeks formed by erosion.
Nature
The Bagnas Nature Reserve
Explore the Bagnas Nature Reserve, located between Marseillan and Cap d’Agde, with its 561 hectares of hiking trails and 250 bird species.
Nature
Le Mont Saint-Clair
Explore Mount Saint-Clair for a panoramic view of the Thau Archipelago from its 175-meter summit. You’ll walk through the White Stones forest.
Nature
The Aresquiers Path
Follow one of the largest protected areas of the lagoon. After encountering the pink flamingos, the trail takes you through a pine forest filled with a thousand fragrances.
Vineyard
the Picpoul de Pinet
Vineyard
Les Caves Richemer
Explore the Richemer cellars to taste white and rosé wines.
Gastronomy
the Bourride à l'Agathoise
Gastronomy
the Bouillabaisse à la Sétoise
Gastronomy
the Oysters from Bouzigues
Gastronomy
Tabouriech Le St Barth
Enjoy oysters and mussels at Saint-Barth with a view of the lagoon and its oyster farms.
Gastronomy
La Tielle Setoise
Although the Tielle originates from Sète, it is often associated with the cuisine of Béziers. The Tielle Sétoise is a delicious small pie made with octopus and a slightly spicy tomato sauce. It’s hard to recommend the best one — even among locals from Sète, it’s a matter of debate...
Swimming
The Cliffs Beach
This beach captivates with its black volcanic rocks, fine pink sand, and millions of pebbles. Accessible by stairs near a public parking lot, it offers a breathtaking view of the Cap d’Agde coastline.
Swimming
The Mole Beach
It features rides for children and pétanque courts. Additionally, it is located close to restaurants, shops, and bars. Accessible through pedestrian alleys, it offers the opportunity to swim at any time, with a lifeguard station on site.
Swimming
The Grande Conque Beach
It is distinguished by the presence of the legendary "Two Brothers" rocks surrounded by black sand. Accessible via a small staircase between the aquarium and the cliffs, this peaceful cove carved into volcanic rock has a permanently staffed lifeguard station.
Swimming
the Sete Beach
Swimming
the Mèze Beach
Swimming
the Marseillan Beach
Swimming
Robinson Beach
To the east of Marseillan, near Sète, this fine sandy beach is ideal for relaxing during your boat cruise without a license. It offers privacy thanks to a natural dune, is accessible to people with reduced mobility, and provides a family-friendly atmosphere with calm waters.
Swimming
the Bouzigues Beach
Swimming
The Honor Beach
Honor Beach in Marseillan, located along the Pisse Saumes canal, stands out as the town’s main beach for several reasons: its proximity to the port and recreational activities, its picturesque promenade, easy access to Avenue de la Méditerranée, and the installation of an audio beach system for people with disabilities.
Sports and leisure activities
Luna Park sur l’île des loisirs
Have fun with around thirty attractions in the heart of the marina.
Sports and leisure activities
Circuit Patrimonial de Marseillan-Ville
Explore the history of Marseillan through 14 stops, including the port, Place Carnot, the Bayle Castle, and the Henri Maurin Theater.
Sports and leisure activities
Balade équestre
Starting from the Mèze stables, play the role of a rider and explore the garrigue and the Thau Lagoon with family or friends. Pony or horseback rides will take you along the Via Domitia, through the Moure hills, around the Thau Lagoon, and along the Mediterranean coast.From Sète to Agde, 20 km, 1 Lock(s), 2.9 h of navigation
Stopover : Sète > Marseillan > Agde
Monument
Mèze
There are a few places of interest to discover in this old town dating from 600 B.C., with its fishing port at the edge of the Thau Lagoon: the Penitents' Chapel, the Church of Saint-Hilaire and the market buildings.
Monument
Sète
The birthplace of George Brassens, a fact celebrated by the museum dedicated to him, is located right between the Thau lagoon and the Mediterranean. Nautical jousting tournaments take place here from May to September.
Monument
Agde
Without doubt one of the oldest towns in Fance, Agde was built around 700 B.C. There a still a few remnants of this period, including a bronze bust, which is now on display at the musum in Cap d'Agde.
Monument
Etang de Thau
A true inland sea between Sète and Marseillan, you will navigate on the largest body of water in Occitanie. You will enjoy pristine nature, a rich gastronomy featuring oysters and delicious wines, as well as a myriad of water activities.
Monument
La cathédrale de Maguelone
Explore the Maguelone Cathedral, located on an island between Sète and Palavas-les-Flots. Enjoy the trails, vineyards, and surrounding nature.
Monument
Marseillan
Marseillan is a charming town known for its economy based on fishing, agriculture, and tourism. The town attracts visitors with its beaches, marina, and vineyards, notably producing Muscat wine. Boasting a rich historical heritage, including the 13th-century Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church, Marseillan also offers cultural events throughout the year.
Monument
Le Port de Marseillan
Visit the port of Marseillan-Ville, a former fishing and trading port, now transformed into a marina. Explore the docks, boats, and merchant houses.
Monument
Le Phare Saint-Louis
Admire the panoramic view of the harbor, the old town, and the marina from the 33.5-meter-high lighthouse. Walk along the Saint-Louis pier promenade and discover the history of the ship L’Exodus.
Monument
The Greek city of Agde
Explore the city founded in the 6th century BC by the Phocaeans, featuring ancient ramparts, Saint Stephen’s Cathedral dating back to 872, and the churches of Saint Andrew and Saint Sever.
Monument
The Fort of Brescou
Visit Fort Brescou, built on a volcanic islet, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. It was originally constructed in 1586 and later rebuilt by Vauban in the 1680s.
Monument
Saint Stephen’s Cathedral
Visit Saint Stephen’s Cathedral in Agde, a Romanesque-style building made of basalt stone, featuring a bell tower/donjon reaching 35 meters high and housing architectural and artistic treasures.
Nature
The Bagnas Nature Reserve
Explore the Bagnas Nature Reserve, located between Marseillan and Cap d’Agde, with its 561 hectares of hiking trails and 250 bird species.
Nature
Le Mont Saint-Clair
Explore Mount Saint-Clair for a panoramic view of the Thau Archipelago from its 175-meter summit. You’ll walk through the White Stones forest.
Nature
The Aresquiers Path
Follow one of the largest protected areas of the lagoon. After encountering the pink flamingos, the trail takes you through a pine forest filled with a thousand fragrances.
Nature
the Natural Reserve of Bagnas
This 600ha wetland is home to an exceptional range of fauna and flora: birds, reptiles, amphibians…
Nature
Volcanic cliffs
Explore the volcanic cliffs on a sensational walk along the coastal path offering spectacular views of the Grande Conque beach and the creeks formed by erosion.
Vineyard
the Picpoul de Pinet
Vineyard
Les Caves Richemer
Explore the Richemer cellars to taste white and rosé wines.
Gastronomy
the Bouillabaisse à la Sétoise
Gastronomy
the Oysters from Bouzigues
Gastronomy
Tabouriech Le St Barth
Enjoy oysters and mussels at Saint-Barth with a view of the lagoon and its oyster farms.
Gastronomy
La Tielle Setoise
Although the Tielle originates from Sète, it is often associated with the cuisine of Béziers. The Tielle Sétoise is a delicious small pie made with octopus and a slightly spicy tomato sauce. It’s hard to recommend the best one — even among locals from Sète, it’s a matter of debate...
Gastronomy
the Bourride à l'Agathoise
Swimming
the Sete Beach
Swimming
the Mèze Beach
Swimming
the Marseillan Beach
Swimming
Robinson Beach
To the east of Marseillan, near Sète, this fine sandy beach is ideal for relaxing during your boat cruise without a license. It offers privacy thanks to a natural dune, is accessible to people with reduced mobility, and provides a family-friendly atmosphere with calm waters.
Swimming
the Bouzigues Beach
Swimming
The Honor Beach
Honor Beach in Marseillan, located along the Pisse Saumes canal, stands out as the town’s main beach for several reasons: its proximity to the port and recreational activities, its picturesque promenade, easy access to Avenue de la Méditerranée, and the installation of an audio beach system for people with disabilities.
Swimming
The Cliffs Beach
This beach captivates with its black volcanic rocks, fine pink sand, and millions of pebbles. Accessible by stairs near a public parking lot, it offers a breathtaking view of the Cap d’Agde coastline.
Swimming
The Mole Beach
It features rides for children and pétanque courts. Additionally, it is located close to restaurants, shops, and bars. Accessible through pedestrian alleys, it offers the opportunity to swim at any time, with a lifeguard station on site.
Swimming
The Grande Conque Beach
It is distinguished by the presence of the legendary "Two Brothers" rocks surrounded by black sand. Accessible via a small staircase between the aquarium and the cliffs, this peaceful cove carved into volcanic rock has a permanently staffed lifeguard station.
Sports and leisure activities
Circuit Patrimonial de Marseillan-Ville
Explore the history of Marseillan through 14 stops, including the port, Place Carnot, the Bayle Castle, and the Henri Maurin Theater.
Sports and leisure activities
Balade équestre
Starting from the Mèze stables, play the role of a rider and explore the garrigue and the Thau Lagoon with family or friends. Pony or horseback rides will take you along the Via Domitia, through the Moure hills, around the Thau Lagoon, and along the Mediterranean coast.
Sports and leisure activities
Luna Park sur l’île des loisirs
Have fun with around thirty attractions in the heart of the marina.
Bike
Bike
Tow paths provide an ideal place to ride your bikeThe Locks
2 type(s) of lock(s) on The Canal du Midi- Automatic locks operated by boaters themselves, without a lock-keeper
- Automatic locks
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220V socket
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- Max. people : 9
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Two steering positions
Bow thruster
Bimini Top
220V socket
Electric toilets
Customer testimonials
Average :
4/5
(based on 2 opinion)
4/5
(based on 2 opinion)
Stephanie B.
Cruise carried out on May 11, 2018, Pénichette 1165 FB ACruise :
Agde round trip
"auto-translation :''we enjoyed this first experience on a barge unfortunately our cruise was somewhat spoiled by bad weather (rain and wind a big part of the weekend) and the inconvenience of the boat''"
"Great weather, great time, great boat!"