Languedoc-Roussillon Dos and Don'ts

Belle plage et bon spot de chasse sous-marine, de pêche hors saison.

boire un verre sur la Place Jean JAURES... flaner sur la Place de La COMEDIE... shopping dans "l'écusson" pietonnier...

Sète is near Beziers and is an old town, known for its harbour very nice local restaurants plus an authentic (covered) market where fresh food of the south can be bought at decent prices

Superbe presqu'île coincée entre la mer Méditerranée et l'étang de Thau ; magnifique vue sur l'ensemble depuis le Saint Clair ; spécialité locale : la Tielle ; belles promenades dans les vieux quartiers de marins comme le quartier haut ; éviter le plein été où la ville est prise d'assault par les touristes et surtout les hollandais :) ! Hope you're able to read and understand french ! at least if you want to come and visit Sète I recommand you to try and learn a bit about the southern french accent which is quite unique !

Aigues-Mortes is a lovely small city by the sea, full of nice and local restaurants and with a strong history: In 1240, Saint Louis decided to build a city close to his kingdom in order to have a direct access to the Mediterranean Sea. That ought to be here in Aigues-Mortes, in an area of marshes, sand and water. Seven centuries later, the fortification still dominates the Camargue as one of the most well preserved medieval French building.