Combine a classic Canal du Midi cruise with the delights of the Camargue. Enjoy delightful villages, waterside restaurants and the crystal clear waters of the Etang de Thau in the heart of the Camargue. Enjoy a fabulous meal at the Port of Marseillan, home of French Noilly Prat Vermouth.
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Homps is an ancient commercial port where barrels of Minervois and Corbières wines were loaded for their journey to Bordeaux. Several wine producers are situated here and you can visit them for tours and tastings.
Argens is a beautiful little town, typical for the Minervois region, clustered around a 14th century château and overlooking the canal and the river Aude.
This is a pleasant little village, surrounded by vineyards and near the river Aude with it's Cave Co-operative
A pretty little village, overlooking the Canal
This lovely little town has many features typical of the Minervois region. The village of Ventenac with restaurants, a post office and a bakery. also has a château, with it own wine museum, and this is the focal point of the village. Try the local wines which are reputed to be excellent!
This is a charming village for an overnight stay, which offers restaurants and a small supermarket

Beziers is the second largest town on the Canal du Midi. Once a Roman city; it's rich in history including the Cathars. Today it is renowned for winemaking, rugby summer festivals and bullfights.

Situated at the western end of the Bassin de Thau, Agde is mid way between the towns of Sete and Beziers. The Mont Saint Loup volcano which was active for over 200,000 years provided the black lava rock which you can see has been used in many of the buildings here. Explore the Quartiers de la Glacière and the ramparts to experience the history of the town. Agde is also ideally situated for a visit to Aqualand, at nearby Cap d'Agde (approx 6kms way) which is one of Europe's best known aquaparks.

A very pleasant fishing town with excellent view across the étang to Sète. It has a covered market square and old town with very narrow streets, like a maze. This was once a fortified town, a bit like Aigues Mortes, and most of the houses are built from the stone taken from the old walls. The famous aperitif wine "Noilly Prat" is made in the port, just 2 minutes walk from the boat. The cellars offer a very interesting tour, and tasting.