River cruise for a roud trip trip from Carnon up to Marseillan

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Carnon - Marseillan - Carnon - 80 Km - 0 Locks - 11 h of navigation - 3 Nights

From Carnon to Palavas les Flots, 5 km, 0 Lock(s), 0.7 h of navigation

Stopover : Carnon > Palavas les Flots

Palavas-Les-Flots

Palavas-les-Flots, located 20 minutes from Montpellier at the mouth of the Lez River, is a former fishing village whose name derives from "palus-avis," meaning "the bird marsh." It offers visitors shops, restaurants, cafés, a casino, water sports, and more.

Phare de la Méditerranée

Explore the Phare de la Méditerranée, a former water tower transformed into a restaurant with panoramic views. Relax in Parc Saint-Pierre, located at the foot of the lighthouse.

Parc du Levant

Enjoy a relaxing time in this lovely park with its small lake, waterfall, and aviary. Discover the Redoute Ballestras, a former watchtower that now houses the Albert Dubout Museum.

the Palavas les Flots Beach

the Carnon Beach

Le transcanal

Try the Transcanal, the shortest cable car in the world offering a panoramic view of the beach.

From Palavas les Flots to Marseillan, 36 km, 0 Lock(s), 4.8 h of navigation

Stopover : Palavas les Flots > Frontignan > Sète > Marseillan

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.

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.

the bridge of Frontignan

With an air draft of only 1.5m, it is necessary to wait for its deck to raise to pass on a barge. This occurs twice each day, at 8:30 and 16:00.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

the Muscat de Lunel

the Muscat de Frontignan

the Picpoul de Pinet

Les Caves Richemer

Explore the Richemer cellars to taste white and rosé wines.

the Bouillabaisse à la Sétoise

the Oysters from Bouzigues

Tabouriech Le St Barth

Enjoy oysters and mussels at Saint-Barth with a view of the lagoon and its oyster farms.

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...

the Sete Beach

the Mèze Beach

the Marseillan Beach

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.

the Bouzigues Beach

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.

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.

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 Marseillan to Carnon, 39 km, 0 Lock(s), 5.2 h of navigation

Stopover : Marseillan > Sète > Frontignan > Palavas les Flots > Carnon