Outdoors in Sète

Established in 2009, this is a wooden block that allows you to discover the general area around this unique island. A basalt monol

This is the largest lagoon in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, with an area of about 7500 hectares and an average depth of 5 metre

Along the old harbour to Pointe de Lazaret is a promenade, just as beautiful as the coast of Brittany. There's a strong breeze alw

A full tour of the city in an eight-seat minibus takes 1.5 hours. Our guide was a cheerful local guy and it was a lovely way to le

Mermaids emerge from the Med in Sète — cinematically! Wonderful things happen in Sète, when you go for a swim in the sea...