The main streets of Sete around the canals are filled with shops, some tourist in nature, but many obviously catering to the locals. The Quai de la Resistance and the Grand'rue Mario Roustan are lined with food and specialty shops. Some of note include Biscuiterie Catagnia (35 Grand'rue Mario Roustan), Leonidas Sweets (8 Rue Frederick Mistral), and Au Chocolat Liegois (6 Quai de la Resistance).

Le St-Clair - quai du Port F - 34540 BALARUC LES BAINS
Charming restaurant with a veranda-dining room overlooking the quayside and a terrace, adorned with palm trees, facing the Thau basin. A must for fish and shellfish enthusiasts.

L'Escale - 5 boulevard Sarrail F - 34250 PALAVAS LES FLOTS
The elegant dining hall and veranda offer a fine prospect of the beach and waterfront. Appetising up-to-date cuisine largely inspired by the nearby sea.

Domaine de Soriech - chemin de Soriech F - 34970 LATTES
A fine 1970s villa, with designer décor, modern works of art, giant palm and pine trees in a delightful park. Regional cuisine served.

Le Mazerand - route de Fréjorgues F - 34970 LATTES
This former vineyard estate, overlooking the Plain of Lattes, includes a renovated, 19C farmhouse, a 16C chapel and pretty, tiered terraces in the shade of plane trees.

Les Terrasses du Lido - Rond-point de l'Europe F - 34200 SETE
Villa at the foot of Mont St Clair, housing a simple dining room, extended by a pool-side terrace. Regional cuisine. Practical rooms in blue and white colours.

Le Château du Port - 9 QUAI DE LA RESISTANCE F - 34340 MARSEILLAN
A contemporary bistro housed in a fine 19C residence, serving seafood and regional modern cuisine; pleasant terrace overlooking the canal.

La Table d'Emilie - 8 place Couverte F - 34340 MARSEILLAN
Enjoy a lovely dinner in this small 12C house and its dining room with exposed stonework, ogive vaults and verdant patio. Cuisine based on ingredients of the day.

La Table de Stéphane - Impasse Marie Celeste F - 34300 LE CAP D'AGDE
Veranda-dining room with a mural depicting kitchen life, dishes in keeping with current taste and good regional wine list: the restaurant is often full.

Le Caladoc - 3 AVENUE DU PASSEUR CHALLIES F - 34300 LE CAP D AGDE
Designer furnishings and wood panelling (wenge, mangrove): a "Zen" decor for a cuisine in keeping with current taste. Languedoc wines in the feature cellar.

La Pléiade - 4 AVENUE DES ALIZES F - 34300 AGDE
Restaurant set in the Palmyra Golf hotel. The welcoming and refined dining room has a pleasant view of the greens. Traditional food.

L'Adagio - 3 quai du Commandant Meric F - 34300 LE GRAU D'AGDE
Modern cuisine in a light dining room, with pretty, wrought-iron furniture. The coming and going of boats on the Hérault will entertain you while you eat.

Golf Cap d'Agde

Ronald Fream, one of the world’s top golf course designers, created this inventive 18 hole course (par 72, 6279 metres), set in colour-splashed scrubland on the Mediterranean coast. You’re not likely to forget the tricky greens, carefully protected by bunkers, or the fabulous setting.
Hotels near the Cap d'Agde Golf

Due to its situation in the Mediterranean, Sète offers one of the best and sunniest climates of the whole of France - there are more than 300 days of sunshine per year! Sète and its region are attractive year round.

Perhaps take a bite in one of the wonderful restaurants on the canal before climbing up Mont Saint-Clair (183m), where you will have a wonderful view of the village, the port, the Bassin de Thau, the Cevennes, the Pyrennees. Visit the Chapelle Notre Dame de la Salette. Converted from the remnants of an old fort built by the Duke of Montmorency and dismantled by Richeleu in 1632, this church originally served some hermits who prayed for the souls of the fishermen, as well as when necessary lighting fires to warn of pirates. It was not until 1897 that the canon Gaffino de Saint Louis restored the chapelle de la Salette and became minister there. Look around to see the decorations of scenes of Sètois life.