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Like Portiragnes and Vendres, Serignan feels more remote and wild, with a grassy sand bank hiding the few buildings that sit behind the beach. You can just see Cap D'Agde in the distance and the etang (inland lake) borders the north end of the beach. The restaurant behind the sand bank offers simple meals. You can also rent miniature ponies for kids to ride on. Serignan is quite popular in summer - so gets crowded. To get to the nude beach, turn right at the Ranch St Jean just before you get to Serignan - and follow the signs.
Serignan Plage is a popular South France beach destination for thousands of holiday-makers each year. Serignan Plage has a wild and natural look to the beach and offers plenty of space to spread out and enjoy beach games. The beach is protected by wild sand dunes at the back, which gives the beach a lovely character. The beach has a wide exapnse of fine golden sand. There is a small naturist section at the far left of the beach (near the salt marshes), but otherwise this beach is frequented by families (many staying at the local camp sites) and workers clocking off work in nearby Beziers. If you get board of the beach you can always check in to the local campsite and use the swimming pools and water slides (for a small daily fee). |
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Sérignan is not only an authentic French town but also offers proximity to beautiful beaches in Valras-Plage and Sérignan-Plage. And that makes the city doubly attractive. Sérignan itself has everything for a memorable vacation. As a historical center, a museum of contemporary art, beautiful theater and a typical French square with market, restaurants and shops. The church from the 12th century (La Collégiale Notre Dame de Grâce) is illuminated at night and represents one of the finest examples of Gothic art.
The sea is the cleanest in the whole of France in this area. The water is clear and you can see the fish swimming! There is virtually no difference between high and low tide. Your children can safely stay in the clear blue water. In season lifeguard keeps an eye on things. If you love surfing, you also will attract your. The temperature of the water is delicious. Often there is a good wind. The wide sandy beach consists of fine sand and it is never too busy to sunbathe in pleasant water after a swim.
The location of Sérignan-Plage is perfect: in the middle of the Hérault, between the Camargue nature reserve and Spain and close to the seaside resorts of Valras Plage, Vias Plage and Cap d'Agde. Fun and exciting for children: caves, a dinosaur park, zoo or a large aquarium.
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Opening Sérignan-Plage - Sérignan:
- 01 january t/m 31
december
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* Beach
* Sea
* Sand: Fine
* Setting:
Rural
* Restaurant
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* Groups Accepted
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Bar
* Toilets
* Naturist
Beach
* Boulevard
* Parking distance:
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Sérignan-Plage
Pézenas
Béziers
Vin de Pays d’Oc,
Vin de Pays de l’Aude |
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Vin de Pays means 'country wine' to the French, but to outsiders it can mean New World with a French accent. These are the wines which the French authorities unreservedly allow to be labelled with the grape variety from which they were made. It is difficult to over-estimate the importance of this large and growing category of wines for the future of the French wine trade. The French themselves may have tended to see any Vin de Pays as distinctly inferior to any appellation contrôlée wine, whereas many of their customers abroad see the better Vins de Pays as good-value, user-friendly, sometimes high-quality non-conformist emissaries from the world's most revered wine producer....
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There are thousands of grape varieties contributing to a vast array of different wine styles with each variety having its own distinct flavours and characteristics. Varieties can be made uniquely to make a wine, in whch case the wine is known as a varietal, or collectively with other varities, when the wine is known as a blend. The soils and ‘terroirs’ in the Aude area are very varied, from Schist, Sandstone, Marl, Gravel, Pebbles, Limestone, to Granit and Alluvial soil; thus making many marvelous and different styles of wine. Also in this massive area are many different grape varieties, the reds include Carignon, Cinsault, Granache Noir, Syrah, Mourvèdre, Cabernet Franc, and Merlot. The whites, Chardonnay, Granache blanc, Picpoul, Marsanne, Roussanne, Vermantino, Mauzac, Chenin and Clairette...
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Campsite Beauséjour
Sérignan-Plage |
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The Beauséjour campsite in Sérignan in the region of Languedoc-Roussillon welcomes you to an ecological beach in the Mediterranean coast. We have mobile homes (26 to 32 m²), cottages and chalets for rental, or pitches for tents andcaravans. We can offer you either shady or sunny pitches, whichever you prefer. Whether you plan to spend your holiday with family or whether you prefer a romantic getaway, you will be truly happy in the various accommodation types we offer. Surrounded by lavender and olive-trees, our 400 m² swimming pool under the sun awaits you with typical Mediterranean surroundings. You are invited to relax in the jacuzzi on the island in the middle of the pool. You can swim a few strokes in the 400 m² pool and splash around in the water always heated at an ideal temperature. In fact, the pool is heated from April to September at the Beauséjour campground for your own comfort, thereby guaranteeing that you can enjoy your swim to the full. Likewise, the deckchair areas are lightly cooled thanks to the mist sprays...
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Montpellier really is special. What’s more – very few people outside France have understood just what a fantastic city this is. Broad boulevards lined with shady plane trees, a huge car-free central square laid out in the 1700s surrounded by elegant balustraded buildings, even a vast triumphal arch – you name it, Montpellier’s got it. Oh, and it’s just minutes away from the beach, too. If you're in the market for chic boutiques, designer wine bars, electronic music and art house films, then Montpellier is the place for you. Languedoc-Roussillon’s capital city is arguably the chicest spot on France’s south coast, and it certainly pulls in the punters. An extra 18,000 folk make Montpellier their home every year, and the burgeoning student population (an estimated 70,000) means that the nightlife, fashions and café culture tend to cater to Bright Young Things, with a reasonable helping of up-market wine bars, modern restaurants and smart stores targeting the sizeable community of lawyers and doctors. Visitors tend to start their Montpellier sightseeing on the central expanse of Place de la Comédie, seduced by its café terraces and imposing, 19th century opera house. All well and good, but to escape the gawking tourists and Saturday afternoon out-of-towners, hot foot it up the pedestrian-only sweep of Montpellier's rue de la Loge into the ancient, most attractive part of town known as l’Ecusson...
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Oppidum d'Ensérune - Nissan-lez-Enserune |
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Come and visit the archaeological site of Ensérune lying ten kilometres from Béziers between the Languedoc garrigues and the shores of the Mediterranean, and discover one of the most important Gaulish villages in the South of France. The Oppidum d'Ensérune is an ancient hill-town (or oppidum) near the village of Nissan-lez-Ensérune, France, located between Béziers and Narbonne close to the D609 (formerly RN9) and Canal du Midi. The fields at Montady, below the Oppidum was the swamp of Montady, which is now wedge shaped fields separated by irrigation ditches that converge in the centre. In the 13th century, the swamp was drained; the ditches allowed water to flow to the centre of the circular depression, from which it was conveyed through underground pipes several kilometres to the south. The drainage is still functional and remains in use...
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Campsite
Le Sérignan Plage |
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When you're looking for a holiday on a campsite, Le Sérignan Plage campsite in South France is the obvious choice: it's easy to get to, has beautiful beachside holiday parks, and wonderful weather! If you choose the Yelloh! Village Le Sérignan Plage campsite, you'll find all this and more. In its oasis of greenery, our Village is as snug as a Provencal inn facing the Mediterranean. A top-quality campsite with a variety of facilities and activities, and a superb aqua park boasting 4 pools. Here, thanks to the balneotherapy, this is heaven for those who want to unwind, and the little nippers will be in their element with their own special facilities. A world of fresh water and sunshine for you to enjoy, amidst the fragrances of the Midi....
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Campsite
Le Clos de Ferrand - Héliomarin Naturiste |
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Le Clos de Ferrand is a private 4-star Nudist holiday centre with 100 marked pitches shaded by pink tamaris opening on to the Mediterranean Sea. On an untamed coastline of protected dunes, a unique site in Europe, a sun-drenched natural beach of fine golden sand is beckoning you for marvellous holidays in the SOUTH OF FRANCE..... This well-kept, refined environment planted with colourful flowers at the heart of Gulf of Lion is a superb location for very pleasant holidays. In this quiet, protected environment you can enjoy naturism with you family, forming strong friendships with like-minded people who are seeking to relax in a friendly atmosphere whilst remaining completely free and independent...
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