Sèteの天然記念物・トップ4

in the heart of nature

start of the road cycling circuit from Agde

No access in all directions. Lake partially visible here and there. A few nice paths and trails in the area, but nothing else. Not really recommended.

Hello everyone, a not so nice round 1/3 are on roads, very quiet but well... not my thing. Here and there are some really good spots and sections. You will be provided with food and drink on the route, a trekking bike is at least necessary. The heart of the tour is clearly the Mont Saint-Loup with its 113m height and the amazing view. I was up there at a time when it had just rained and had the opportunity to take some great pictures. One with a rainbow over Sete. You can ride up and down the hill on tarmac roads but also through the forests, which is only recommended for riding down. More about this in my highlights, if you have a bit of time take a look, if you like them please give them a thumbs up, thank you very much Have a good trip. Best wishes Marcus

An ancient volcano located between Cap d'Agde and Agde, Mont Saint-Loup peaks at 113 meters. Dating back 750,000 years, it has shaped the landscape with islets, coves, beaches, and cliffs, while giving Agde its distinct character with monuments in iridescent gray basalt. It offers a spectacular panorama of the coastline and the hinterland from its summit, accessible by green paths rich in Mediterranean fauna and flora, preserved from car traffic.

The Fontaine de la belle Agathoise was created in 1857 by Auguste Baussan.

A nice place to stay.

Shady square with an imposing fountain that stages animals, predators and amphibians.