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Sights & Excursions

There are a wide choice of places to visit, either by car, by public transport (bus or train), or on one of our guided excursions. Here is a selection of what is available:

• Explore the old town of Agde, with its weekly market, or enjoy the ‘son et lumière’, highlighting its fascinating history.
• Visit the medieval citadels of Carcassonne or Aigues-Mortes, or the ancient village of St Guilhem.
• Explore the Tarn gorges, the Cirque de Navacelles, or the Grottes de Clamouse.
• Visit the Camargue famous for its white horses and wild black bulls.
• See Béziers’ flower market and the famous 9-lock ‘staircase’ on the Canal du Midi.
• Take a cruise on a restaurant boat on the Canal du Midi.
• Visit the Roman city of Nîmes boasting the best-preserved amphitheatre and temple in France.
• Visit the fishing port of Sète, perhaps dining in a harbour-side restaurant.
• Visit Montpellier for its lively atmosphere, excellent indoor shopping centre and dozens of good-value restaurants.
• Wine lovers can enjoy tastings in Corbières or Minervois vineyards.
• Explore Pézenas, the ‘Versailles of the Languedoc’, a picturesque 17C town where the dramatist Molière worked.
• Taste and smell the wonderful flavours of Noilly-Prat vermouth, produced at Marseillan.
• Enjoy the spectacle of the traditional water jousts in Agde or Sète.

Le Cap d’Agde by Night
Cap d’Agde after dark brings a sizzling parade of the sexiest, sauciest, most outrageous outfits you might ever see in public. The resort is full of stores selling sexy clothing, fetish wear, all manner of leather and rubber body cladding, bondage equipment and S&M paraphernalia.
Cap d’Agde has a great selection of bars, restaurants and clubs to suit all tastes. The many bars in Cap d’Agde range from the likes of the elegant Eden Bar, with its large screens showing music and sports videos; to Johnny Wokkers, a small busy bar just off the beach with a terrace looking out to the sea beyond Cap d’Agde. There is also a dedicated TV bar with all the characters from ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ in evidence, and quiet poolside bars serving delicious cocktails.
Live music abounds in le Cap d’Agde and is to be found in one, if not more, of the bars almost every night of the week. Cap d’Agde’s newly refurbished Le Folys, is a dinner/dance cabaret bar with different acts throughout the week and a varied menu.
Choosing one of the many restaurants in which to eat in Cap d’Agde is probably the hardest part of the evening. Fresh fish and seafood abound, as you would expect with Cap d’Agde being so close to the sea, but there is also a wide choice of both menus and venues to suit all tastes. Prices are reasonable and restaurants open until late evening, especially at weekends when Cap d’Agde really lets rip!
Le Cap d’Agde Club Scene
The liberated club scene in Cap d’Agde really is world class. There are no less than five dedicated libertine clubs where literally anything goes. Clubs are squarely aimed at couples, and although one or two will allow single men to enter, they are charged high entry fees. Clubs in Cap d’Agde are normally open until around 5am. Whereas the ‘anything goes’ mentality mentioned above is very much in evidence, poor behaviour is not allowed, so there is little need to feel apprehensive in any of the nightclubs in Cap d’Agde.
Le Glamour in Cap d’Agde is one of the best-known libertine clubs in the world. An outdoor sushi bar leads in to an elegant dance floor and bar, but it’s downstairs where the action really hots up! On the other hand, Le Juls is smaller and more intimate, but the separate playroom and showers attract couples and groups into their dark corners. The bar and dance floor are tastefully furnished and comfortable, and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. Port Ambonne contains Le Pharon (free entry to couples), and Les Jeux a Main which are smaller, more intimate clubs. There is even a dedicated BDSM club, Clair Obscure where the dress code is restricted to leather, rubber and latex - although they will normally make an exception for black clothing.
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