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Very close to Pézenas
In the historic center of Pézenas, a town designated a Land of Art and History in 2002, you will discover treasures: 17th and 18th-century mansions, bourgeois houses, etc.
Highly regarded by Molière, Pézenas is a lively town, its rhythm set by artistic events, theater, dance, music, and art exhibitions.
Just a short distance away, you can also find remarkable places of interest: the Valmagne Abbey in Villeveyrac and the Cassan Abbey in Roujan.
Must-see attractions in the surrounding area
Among the must-see attractions when visiting the region are, on one side, the Hérault Gorges, Saint-Guilherme-le-Désert, and the Clamouse Cave. These exceptional natural sites offer magnificent scenery.
In the other direction, you can discover the former cloth and military uniform factory in Villeneuvette and explore the captivating landscapes of the Lake Salagou.
Wine tourism campsite near Béziers
By choosing Camping Le Rebau, you'll be staying in wine country. The region's winemakers produce quality wine, including four Protected Designations of Origin (PDOs): Picpoul de Pinet, Faugères, Saint-Chinian, Muscat de Rivesaltes, and Muscat de Saint-Jean de Minervois. You'll enjoy discovering the vineyards and tasting the wines of the IGP Les Côtes de Thongue!
Beautiful circular villages to visit
Numerous in the surrounding area, the circular villages are part of the region's iconic heritage. The streets and houses are laid out around the castle or church. This is particularly true in Nézignan-l’Evêque, Alignan-du-Vent, Puissalicon, Magalas, Caux, Margon, Roujan, Gabian, Paulhan, etc.
Explore these charming villages near your campsite close to Béziers.
Discovering Agde and Cap d'Agde
The town of Agde is just 13 kilometers from your campsite near Béziers. Visit "The Black Pearl," with its unique history. Agde was built using volcanic stone from Mont Saint-Loup. Discover the elegant townhouses of the old town and the Saint-Étienne Cathedral, constructed from lava stone. Just 4 kilometers away lies Cap d'Agde, a renowned seaside resort with fine sandy beaches and a lively marina lined with trendy bars, restaurants, and clubs. It also has the Aqualand water park. It is also an iconic location for European naturism.
Along the Canal du Midi
From the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea stretches the Canal du Midi. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is explored for tourism, leisure, and on houseboats converted into accommodations.
At the entrance to Béziers, you will discover the Fonseranes Locks. Nine successive gates allow passage through eight basins over 315 meters and a 25-meter change in elevation. Along the locks, you will find traditional buildings: the water coach, the stables, and the lock keeper's house.
Between two waters
Nicknamed the "Venice of Languedoc" because of its many canals, Sète is a city not to be missed. Bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and the Thau Lagoon, it is truly unique. In the city of Georges Brassens and Paul Valéry, you'll find plenty to see: the Espace Brassens, the Le Py Cemetery, the Quartier Haut (Upper Quarter), the Paul Valéry Museum, and the Royal Canal.
City of art and culture
You'll only have about 60 kilometers to travel to reach Montpellier. Stroll through the city center and the pedestrianized Ecusson district to discover the unique atmosphere of this city that blends old-world charm and modernity.
During your walk, be sure to visit the Place de la Comédie, the Arc de Triomphe, the Promenade du Peyrou, and the Jardin des Plantes.