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Homps - Port-Cassafières - Homps - 156 Km - 34 Locks - 28 h of navigation - 7 Nights (1 week)

From Homps to Argens, 6 km, 4 Lock(s), 1.6 h of navigation

Stopover : Homps > Argens

the pond of Jouarre/Homps

A 100ha lake, situated a few meters from the Canal du Midi, where it is possible to bathe.

the pond of Jouarre/Homps

A 100ha lake, situated a few meters from the Canal du Midi, where it is possible to go sailing.

From Argens to Capestang, 38 km, 1 Lock(s), 5.3 h of navigation

Stopover : Argens > Le Somail > Capestang

Le Canal du Midi

The Canal du Midi is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Le Somail

In addition to its Hat-making Museum and its old bridge, Le Somail has 4 structures listed as historical monuments: the former icehouse, the chapel, the old guard building and the former inn.

the Canal Bridge of the Repudre

Throughout the length of the Canal du Midi there are 49 aqueducts, most of them built by Vauban; only the Répudre Aqueduct was completed during the building of the canal, in 1676.

the Saint Chinian

From Capestang to Béziers, 19 km, 7 Lock(s), 3.9 h of navigation

Stopover : Capestang > Colombiers > Béziers

The oppidum ofEnsérune

Located above the Malpas tunnel, the Oppidum d'Ensérune is an archaeological site where relics of the Greek, Celtic and Roman civilizations were discovered. There are still traces of the human occupation of this site from 800 B.C. through to the Christian era.

the Canal Bridge of Beziers

Built in 1856, this aqueduct allows the Orb river to be crossed in a barge. 198m in length and 8m wide, it is considered the most beautiful stone canal bridge of the 19th century.

the scale of Fonserannes

In order to descend from 20m and get back to the level of the Orb river, Paul Riquet, the designer of the Canal du Midi, constructed a ladder of 7 locks; one of the most impressive sections of the Canal du Midi.

the Tunnel of Malpas

In fact there are 3 tunnels placed on top of each other: an underground culvert for draining the water from the Montady Lagoon, the SNCF rail tunnel, and at the top the passage of the Canal du Midi. A unique piece of work navigated by barge without a permit.

From Béziers to Béziers, 30 km, 10 Lock(s), 6 h of navigation

Stopover : Béziers > Port Cassafières > Béziers

Béziers

For a long time the French capital of table wine, this town features a historical center full of monuments: the Cathedral of Saint Nazaire, the Church of the Madeleine, and the Arena (seating 13,500), not forgetting the Feria (around the 15th August).

the Canal Bridge of Beziers

Built in 1856, this aqueduct allows the Orb river to be crossed in a barge. 198m in length and 8m wide, it is considered the most beautiful stone canal bridge of the 19th century.

the Natural Reserve of Roque-Haute

At more than 150ha in size, this reserve features more than 400 varieties of vegetable and 360 species of animal.

the Soupe d'ail at the Biterroise

From Béziers to Capestang, 19 km, 7 Lock(s), 3.9 h of navigation

Stopover : Béziers > Colombiers > Capestang

The oppidum ofEnsérune

the Canal Bridge of Beziers

Built in 1856, this aqueduct allows the Orb river to be crossed in a barge. 198m in length and 8m wide, it is considered the most beautiful stone canal bridge of the 19th century.

the scale of Fonserannes

the Tunnel of Malpas

From Capestang to Argens, 38 km, 1 Lock(s), 5.3 h of navigation

Stopover : Capestang > Le Somail > Argens

Le Somail

In addition to its Hat-making Museum and its old bridge, Le Somail has 4 structures listed as historical monuments: the former icehouse, the chapel, the old guard building and the former inn.

the Canal Bridge of the Repudre

Throughout the length of the Canal du Midi there are 49 aqueducts, most of them built by Vauban; only the Répudre Aqueduct was completed during the building of the canal, in 1676.