You’ll be just a 5-minute walk from a lovely beach: ‘La Plage des Battues’, situated between Grau d’Agde beach and Rochelongue beach in Cap d’Agde.
Agde’s beaches: fine sand, volcanic cliffs and unspoilt coves
Situated on the Mediterranean coast, Agde attracts thousands of visitors every year thanks to its 14 kilometres of varied beaches. From the long stretches of fine sand at Cap d’Agde, to the volcanic coves, the family-friendly beaches of Grau d’Agde and the wilder stretches of La Tamarissière, there’s a little slice of paradise for everyone.
Here is a list of the main beaches in Agde and its seaside districts:
- Grande Conque Beach
- Richelieu East Beach
- Richelieu West Beach
- Rochelongue Beach
- Môle Beach
- La Roquille Beach
- Naturist Beach
- La Plagette
- Falaises Beach
- Grau d’Agde Beach
- Saint-Vincent Beach
- Baie de l’Amitié Beach
- Les Battues (or Les Battuts) Beach
- La Tamarissière Beach
The famous Grande Conque Beach is a particular draw for visitors thanks to its black volcanic sand, unique in mainland France. Families, meanwhile, enjoy the large, lifeguard-patrolled beaches of Richelieu and Rochelongue, ideal for water sports and seaside strolls.
Over in Le Grau d’Agde, Saint-Vincent and Les Battues beaches offer a quieter, more natural atmosphere, close to the dunes and footpaths.
Nature lovers can also enjoy the unspoilt landscapes
