For stays with family, friends or as a couple, in a charming little family campsite in Cap d'Agde, prefer the open-air hotel establishment "Les Jardins d'Agathe". You will be seduced by the friendly atmosphere, the quality of the facilities, the availability of the team, the comfort of the accommodation and everything that makes Les Jardins d'Agathe a family campsite in Cap d'Agde.
The city of Agde is often nicknamed the “black pearl of the Mediterranean”,
because of its numerous basalt stone constructions.
Agde city center is less than 5 kilometers from our charming campsite.
We advise you to visit the remains of the ramparts and the various gates which delimit the ancient Greek city,
As well as Saint-Étienne Cathedral, dating from 872.
During your getaway to the “Les Jardins d’Agathe” campsite,
You will enjoy being able to relax and sunbathe on the different beaches of Cap d'Agde.
The most famous and well-known beaches are:
La Grande Conque, Richelieu, le Môle, la Tamarissière, Rochelongue, Saint-Vincent and le Grau d’Agde.
Our campsite, with swimming pool and water slide in Cap d' Agde, is less than a kilometer from the beach.
For tourist advice on the sites to visit, the best beaches and the must-see places,
We will meet you at the reception of our 4-star campsite in Cap d’Agde.
Drop your bags at our small family campsite in Cap d'Agde and head 15 kilometers away, to the charming town of Sète.
The birthplace of Georges Brassens will not fail to amaze and surprise you.
Discover its city center with its many seafood restaurants,
And climb to the top of Mont Saint-Clair to get a superb view of the sea, the Etang de Thau and the city.
Just 20 kilometers from the “Les Jardins d’Agathe” campsite, discover the town of Béziers and all its treasures.
You should not miss the Fonseranes locks, a technical feat from the 17th century,
Directly linked to the construction of the Canal du Midi.
During your visit to Béziers, we recommend visiting the site and the Ensérune museum which traces the history of Gaul,
The modern arenas and the Saint-Nazaire cathedral.
Stroll through the town center which has retained its old-world charm with its large 17th century houses.
Certain monuments stand out from the landscape and will intrigue you: the Collegiate Church of Saint-Jean,
The church of Saint-Jean-de-Bébian and the church of Saint-Ursule.
The history of the town of Pézenas is linked to that of Molière.
Indeed, Molière would have been inspired by certain places to create the characters of his famous plays.
During your stopover at Cap d'Agde, don't miss Montpellier located 60 kilometers away.
As you stroll through the streets of Montpellier, you will enjoy strolling along the Place de la Comédie,
With its Fountain of the Three Graces and its theater.
Discover the Écusson and Beaux-Arts districts.
The two must-see monuments of the city are the Arc de Triomphe and the medical school,
One of the oldest in France still in activity.
We invite you to discover the town of Carcassonne, located 110 kilometers from our charming campsite in Cap d’Agde.
Discover the city of Carcassonne and its surroundings with its Comtal castle, the Saint-Nazaire basilica,
The Pont Vieux, the Bastide Saint-Louis, the Cérès Franco museum, the Cabresprine chasm, the Limousis cave,
Lac de la Cavayère and the Canal du Midi.