In a picturesque setting on France’s southern coast, Sète is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural charm. Known as the “Venice of Languedoc,” its network of canals offers an alluring ambience, with boats bobbing in the water and colorful buildings lining the banks. Due to its booming fishing industry, Sète features an array of delicious seafood, centered around the town’s bustling fish market, Les Halles de Sète. The best way to explore is on foot or by bicycle, where you can while away the time along the canals that link the Mediterranean to the Thau Lagoon.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Scenic Sète by Foot
Explore the port city of Sète, the “Venice of the Languedoc.”
Scenic Countryside & Aigues-Mortes
Explore the striking medieval town of Aigues-Mortes during an excursion to the scenic Camargue plains.
Medieval Fortified Town of Carcassonne
Travel back to medieval times during a visit to the fortified town of Carcassonne, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Medieval Town & Abbey in the Wine Country
Experience the medieval heritage of Languedoc during visits to the charming town of Pézenas and Valmagne Abbey.
Sète, Thau Lagoon & Vermouth Tasting
Pair a panoramic tour of Sète and the Thau Lagoon with a tasting of finely aged wines.
Scenic Narbonne & Fontfroide Abbey
Discover the charm of the Occitanie region with a visit to Narbonne and lunch at Fontfroide Abbey.
Étang de Thau Lagoon by Boat
Explore the Étang de Thau, a protected saltwater lagoon. Enjoy local oysters and the views from Mont Saint-Clair.
The Kitchen Table
Immerse yourself in local culture and cuisine as our Executive Chef leads you on an interactive culinary adventure.
Agde and Art Nouveau at Château Laurens
Witness the blend of architectural styles and design at a historic dwelling set along the Hérault River.
Exploring Montpellier & Château Flaugergues
Call at one of Montpellier’s historic châteaux for a glimpse into the past and enjoy a lunch of local fare.