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Open from 29/03/2012 to 29/09/2012
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From 16 to 29 September 2012 From €39.00
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7 good reasons to visit our region
1. The Languedoc Coast
Between Camargue and Corbières, the Languedoc coast unfurls its large sunny beaches for you. Kilometres of fine sand where you'll be able to plant your beach umbrella and see the whole family enjoying hours of sunshine. Here you'll find all the water sports and the delights of the water. Its immensely charming fishing ports and well-kept, monitored seaside resorts await you.
2. The Canal du Midi and its pretty barges
An idea that had already originated with the Romans, the Canal du Midi connects the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, and opens up a link between Toulouse and the Etang de Thau. Unchanged since its construction, the canal is now a UNESCO listed World Heritage site, whose charm has led to the development of river tourism. Its shady banks make pleasant places to walk or cycle along or sail alongside in the shade of the plane trees, hackberries and umbrella pines.
3. For the very young: Aqualand at Cap d'Agde
Hours of hilarious fun for all the family in this water park specially conceived for the tiny tots. With its fantastic slides and attractions, the Aquatique Aqualand park at Cap d'Agde will keep you cool as well as entertained.
4. Agde and its cape
Its unique coastline comprising the cape, steep inlets and cliffs was produced by a long-extinct volcano. Nowadays, with its endless beaches of black or white sand, its marina, aquarium and nudist beaches, it offers everyone an atmosphere where you can spend the holiday of your choice in the shade of the oleanders and pine forests.
5. Sète and the Mont Saint Clair
Allow yourself to fall under the spell of the "Venice" of Languedoc. Come and stroll along its canals and quays and listen to its fishermen's tales. From the spring onwards the beaches come to life from springtime onwards, and this is the time for lazing on the beach, leisurely meals, and boat rides. Leave the town behind you to climb the Mont St Clair and discover its panoramic view over the Etang de Thau and its oyster beds. And the warm summer nights bring music.
6. Béziers and its feria
Festive nights and shows on the agenda, for bullfighting fans. To set off on an exploration of the culture and tradition of bullfighting, come and share some great times at the Féria de Béziers. At the height of August the town reverberates a little louder, throbbing to the sound of Spanish music. Where Catalan and Occitan cultures meet, you're bound to be captivated by the old town centre and its nine locks.
7. A little inland, into the Languedoc countryside
Languedoc Roussillon is a gold mine! Set off on a hinterland excursion: the Navacelles and Mourèze cirques, lakes, grottos, the Roman Oppidum, the Canal du Midi and the Haut Languedoc nature reserve. The foothills of the Cévennes with the Haut Languedoc regional park, our cities with their spellbinding architecture, not forgetting the wine route of the world's largest vineyard.
For further information on the region: http://www.sunfrance.com.
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