A rich and exciting region
Le Languedoc

The Languedoc is a charming wine-growing region, in the South of France, in the heart of Occitanie, bordered by the Mediterranean Sea. Languedoc offers a great diversity of landscapes that will take you on a journey: fine sandy beaches, scrubland, mountains, vineyards, etc.

Between the unmissable visits, relaxing on the beaches, cycling or walking, villages and towns full of history, you will not have time to get bored during your getaway in Languedoc.

Come (re)discover Languedoc with our charming gîtes a few steps from Valras as a base!

Discover by bike Cycle paths

In Vendres and the surrounding area, there is no shortage of cycle paths. They allow you to go around the Etang de Vendres, take you to the Mediterranean Sea, take you along the Aude or allow you to discover the Canal du Midi strong>. So many settings that will delight all cycling enthusiasts and enthusiasts.

Between Valras and Vendres Fine sand beaches

Less than two kilometers separate you from the first beach. Meet at the Vendres-Plage Beach. We also recommend the Plage Côté Sud, the Plage des Montilles, the Plage de Caron Rimbert and the Plage de Valras.

Between relaxing, swimming and water activities, the beaches of the Mediterranean Sea will satisfy all your desires, always accompanied by the generous sun of Occitania.

For all ages Activities to do as a family

A few kilometers from Domaine la Yole, (re)discover these few activities for the whole family:

Pangaea Terre d’Aventures (2.5 km): treetop adventure course, arbor nets, obstacle courses, games of skill, inflatable castles, treasure hunt. Beautiful family moments await you.
Aquapark Cap d’Agde (32 km): water park for the whole family.
Sigean Reserve (49 km): reserve which shelters more than 3,800 animals over 300 hectares.

To know everything about the region Cultural and historical activities

Walk around the surrounding area to discover all the points of interest that make the region famous:

Canal du Midi (a few kilometers): French navigation canal which has linked Toulouse to the Mediterranean since the 17th century.
9 Fonseranes Locks (15 km): emblematic passage of the Canal du Midi, in the heart of the town of Béziers, a spectacle not to be missed.
The Malpas site and its Gallo-Roman remains
Carcassonne (91 km): medieval city with Château Comtal and ramparts, with exceptional conservation.

All the authenticity of the region Unmissable towns and villages

Visit these must-see towns in Languedoc:

Béziers (16 km): town steeped in history on the banks of the Orb where you can visit the Halles, the Arena and Saint-Nazaire Cathedral.
Pézenas (34 km): one of the most beautiful detours in France, which inspired Molière and Boby Lapointe.
Sète (64 km): stroll through Sète and discover its port, the Cadre Royal, Mont Saint-Clair or the Ponte Courte district.
Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert (75 km): stroll through this charming village and learn more about its treasures such as the Gorges de l'Hérault or the Abbey of Gellone.

For enthusiasts and amateurs Wine tourism in Languedoc

From our exceptional gîtes near Valras, you can set off on one of the many Languedoc-Roussillon wine routes, between land and sea. The region includes 23 appellations : Cabardès, Corbières, Languedoc, Muscal-de-Lunel, Faugères, La Clape, Minervois, Saint-Chinian and many others.

On the wine route, you will meet enthusiasts who will introduce you to their vineyard and their production.

A rich and exciting region Le Languedoc