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Sète is an insider tip; the city has a lot of charm!

Yes, a very beautiful climb to get to the abbey, a magnificent, top place 👍👍

Best practiced in dry weather. Some sections are very, very sticky. It can cause your wheels to lock, so don't be in a hurry!

Barbara and Birgiton, can we ride an electric gypsy bike and is there a risk of puncture? Can we meet people and boats in case of problems? Thank you for your answers

There is always a strong westerly or northwesterly wind here. There is actually a cycling ban on this route, which probably has little absolute significance. It is a strenuous and exciting alternative to the EV8, on which many birds (flamingos) can be seen. The wind is really strenuous, the surface of the road is good to ride on. For long stretches you are somewhat protected by the dam on the east side. Please note that the Passerelle du Pilou at the northern end has limited opening times. Probably 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. in summer. We saw 11:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. on October 3, 2024. Without this bridge you have to take a big detour via the Maguelone peninsula.

Watch out for the wind 😉

The city has a great charm.

Sète is a port city with around 45,000 inhabitants on the Mediterranean coast in the Occitanie region of southern France. The city is surrounded by water on almost all sides and is crossed by canals - which is why it is also known as the "Little Venice of the Languedoc".