Marseillan-Plage

Marseillan-Plage is a seaside resort in southern France, located in the Hérault department. The port of Marseillan-Plage has undeniable charm, with its picturesque quays and old covered market built from volcanic stone. The resort is situated at the mouth of the Canal de Pisse-Saumes, a man-made waterway linking the Thau Lagoon with the sea, offering a choice between leisure boating on the lagoon or sailing in the sea. The area is known for its sunny climate, with over 300 sunny days per year, making it an ideal destination for families. Nearby, visitors can explore the Via Domitia, a signposted footpath, and enjoy various activities such as sailing, fishing, and water sports. The old village of Marseillan, with its narrow streets and historic buildings, is also worth visiting, featuring many houses dating back to the 12th century