The Domaine de Beaumont is in the region of Agde, known as the Agathois, at the mouth of the River Herault and the Canal du Midi, in the heart of Languedoc Roussillon where we celebrate the sun, the beach and the Mediterranean art of living.
We are conveniently placed within easy reach of the historic, characterful towns of Agde and Sete, between which you will find spectacular golden-sand beaches bordering the glistening Mediterranean sea. With airports at Beziers and Montpellier, fast train links to both, and a network of highways heading south …all bringing you swiftly to the door of your chosen holiday haven.
Also, a leisurely 5 minutes’ drive from your villa brings you into the delightful port of Marseillan town, sitting on the natural sea-lake “L’etang du Thau”, where you might like to dine on oysters fresh from the clear waters dancing before you. And perhaps sample some of the finest Laguedocian wines as well, carefully selected from the vast array of vineyards stretching their arms in every direction, as far as the eye can see … and further!
The town of Agde, an ancient city founded in the 6thcentury B.C., is a summer destination in the Languedoc that mustn’t be missed.
Discover some of the many reasons to spend your holidays in the Languedoc: 300 sunshine days a year, fine sandy beaches, the sea, and the Mediterranean lifestyle, activities for all ages and centuries of history.
The yacht harbor at the Cap d’Agde comes alive in the summer season with its multitude of restaurants and shops. The Mont Saint-Loup towers above the fine sandy beaches of the headland.
You’ll also discover the atmosphere of the Grau d’Agde, the fishing village with its many bars and restaurants floating on the River Herault.
For everything cultural, the town that’s known as “the black pearl of the Mediterranean” because of its basalt monuments offers you festivals and entertainments all year long: river jousting, concerts and much more.
Its heritage and history are shown off to advantage in the town’s museums: the Ephebe, devoted to underwater archaeology, and the Agathois which presents art and folk tradition: costumes, ethnology, paintings, and ceramics.
There’s plenty to please sporting enthusiasts too, and especially the International golf course at the Cap d’Agde, one of the few courses to offer you 27 holes on a course overlooking the Mediterranean.
You can also go rambling and mountain-biking in unspoiled natural surroundings beside the sea and in the garrigue, and especially in the pinewoods of the Tamarissière and the protected natural area of the Verdisses.
You’ll find more information on https://capdagde.com
By choosing to stay at the Domaine de Beaumont, close to Sète, Pézenas, and Montpellier to the north and to Béziers and Narbonne to the south, you can easily explore the Languedoc in every direction.
The region offers you a wide cultural choice from Greek and Roman times and the medieval period, wonderful museums, and also trips and outdoor activities.
