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Broad sand, a volcanic cove, a village waterfront or a pine forest: choose your beach and plan travel from your accommodation or Agde station. Discover seven areas and what to check before leaving.
Richelieu: a broad sandy beach
A long, wide sandy beach. Distinguish Richelieu East and West: their access points are on different streets.
Access landmark: Richelieu Est : avenue du Passeur Challiès. Richelieu Ouest : rue du Pacifique.
Official listings mention car and bicycle parking, food outlets and adapted bathing equipment. Check availability on your visit date. Richelieu West.
Estimate my journeyLe Môle: near central Cap d’Agde
Reach this small beach through pedestrian lanes from central Cap d’Agde, and combine time by the water with a neighbourhood walk.
Access landmark: Rue du Corps de Garde, Le Cap d’Agde.
Parking and restaurants are listed nearby. Agree a taxi meeting point accessible by car before the pedestrian section.
Estimate my journeyLa Roquille: space and accessibility
La Roquille extends Le Môle eastwards. The official listing highlights the Tourisme & Handicap label and facilities for beach and bathing access.
Access landmark: Avenue des Lavandières, Le Cap d’Agde.
An accessible bus stop and adapted parking are listed nearby. Contact reception before visiting to confirm equipment and assistance available in season.
Estimate my journeyLa Grande Conque: volcanic scenery
Black sand, volcanic cliffs and views of the Deux Frères rocks give this cove its distinctive landscape.
Access landmark: Rue de la Conque, Le Cap d’Agde.
The official listing describes an unsupervised beach with nearby parking. Check the path to the sand suits your group’s abilities; a car drop-off does not mean direct access to the water.
Estimate my journeyLe Grau d’Agde: near the village
Close to the heart of Le Grau d’Agde, this area combines a beach outing with a village visit.
Access landmark: Boulevard du Front de Mer, Le Grau d’Agde.
The official listing mentions parking, food outlets and a Tiralo bathing chair during lifeguard station opening hours. Confirm arrangements for your visit day.
Estimate my journeyLa Tamarissière: beach and pine forest
A long beach backed by pine forest with a more natural setting. Specify “La Tamarissière” as your destination.
Access landmark: Rue du Commandant Malet, La Tamarissière.
Car and bicycle parking are listed. For dogs, check official rules: permitted areas and conditions change according to the period.
Estimate my journeyNaturist beach: prepare access
The Village Naturiste beach has a specific naturist setting. Village entry is regulated, with formalities independent of transport.
Access landmark: Village Naturiste : rond-point du Bagnas, Le Cap d’Agde.
Check formalities with reception and your accommodation provider. See our arrival guide (French).
Estimate my journeyReach the beaches without a car
On foot or by bicycle, plan the route from your accommodation and final access to the sand. By bus, check routes, stops and last return on Cap’Bus for your date. By taxi, specify the beach, area and desired drop-off; the driver must be able to stop legally.
See our guides from Agde station and staying without a car (French).
Check before leaving
Lifeguard cover is seasonal and hours vary. Check official listings and signs: a lifeguard station may not be open. Check accessible facilities, parking and animal rules. Addresses are access landmarks, not guaranteed drop-off points.
Plan your journey
Give your departure point, beach, passengers and items to carry. Plan the return. The displayed amount is an estimate: read our fare information.
Information checked on 24 September 2026 with Cap d’Agde Méditerranée Tourist Office and Tourisme Occitanie. Listing links provide updated information.