Marseillan Plage

Marseillan Plage, also known as Plage Marseillan, is a beach situated in the town of Marseillan-Plage, Hérault, France. This charming beach is nestled between the towns of Sète and Cap d'Agde, providing visitors with a serene environment and direct access to the Mediterranean Sea. The beach is characterized by its fine and clean sand, gentle gradient into the warm water, and its peaceful atmosphere. Despite its popularity, it is often not crowded, allowing visitors to enjoy a tranquil walk along the sea. The beach is also located at the mouth of the Pisse-Saumes canal, which connects the sea to the Thau lagoon. This geographical feature, along with the many mussel farms in the area, contributes to the abundant fish population in the waters surrounding Marseillan Plage. The beach is part of a 3-star camping site that offers 105 shaded pitches for tents, caravans, and campervans, as well as mobile homes for rent. This makes it an ideal destination for families and those seeking a relaxing vacation. However, visitors should note that parking can be challenging during the peak season. In terms of amenities, Marseillan Plage is in close proximity to the village center, where a variety of shops, restaurants, and activities can be found. Additionally, there are amusement rides, go-kart tracks, and nightclubs within walking distance. The beach is also near the old town of Marseillan, which offers various shops and attractions, including the quays, the old covered halls made of volcanic stone from Agde, and the Noilly Prat cellars. Marseillan Plage is easily accessible by train, with the Marseillan Plage train station located within a 30-minute walk. The train station offers multiple daily round trips, making the beach an accessible destination for both locals and tourists.