Valras Plage is a stunning slice of the Mediterranean coast, making it an ideal destination for family holidays. With sun-soaked beaches and an abundance of activities to keep everyone entertained, you and your loved ones are sure to create lasting memories in this beautiful part of France. From exploring ancient ruins and museums to taking long romantic walks on the beach, there's something for everyone in this picturesque town. Les Sables du Midi is less than five minutes by car, making it the ideal choice for your family holiday.
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7.6/10 - 825 reviewsLes Sables du Midi
Languedoc Roussillon
-Valras-Plage
- 800m to the beach
- Pool complex
- Close to Cap d'Agde
- Ultra-comfortable mobile homes
Things to do in Valras-Plage ?
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A guided visit
The tourist train is one of the highlights of Valras Plage, with its route along the seafront offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.
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The Toy Museum
The Toy Museum is located next to the beach, and houses a collection of over 3,000 toys dating back to Victorian times. From dolls, stuffed animals and miniature soldiers to trains, cars and bicycles - plus the largest private collections of Lego and K'NEX sets in France.
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Local cuisine
Filled with small restaurants and lively bars, Valras-Plage offers everything fro seafood specialties to classic French dishes like moules-frites (mussels with fries), and many of the restaurants specialize in traditional Mediterranean cuisine, with a focus on fresh, local ingredients.
Activities and culture in the region
Gastronomy
Languedoc-style snails, tielle cheese from Sète, small pâtés from Pézenas, fish, mussels from Bouzigues and shellfish such as clams, tellines and razor clams...
Must-see visits
Explore the beautiful south-coast region of Languedoc-Roussillon region with highlights including Vendres, Saint-Nazaire cathedral in Beziers, the caves of Clamouse and stylish cities such as Montpellier.
Sports
On park you can enjoy a whole host of pool games and waterslides, and play tennis, table tennis, padel and enjoy our multisports pitches for team games.
Outdoor activities
Orpellières Nature Reserve
Orpellières Nature Reserve in the Camargue is home to over 300 species of birds including flamingos, white storks, and avocets. This lagoon environment is also a paradise for many other wildlife such as turtles, seals, and wild boars.
Go Karts
Hungry for thrills? Just a f few minutes from Les Sables du Midi is the fantastic Sun Karting track with go-karts for all ages, plus there's also the Accrojump adventure park, mini-golf and quad biking.
Beach time
Your holiday will be spent in the sea and on the beach, and you can hire paddle boards from Valras Plage to explore along the coast.
Don't miss
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A gastronomic stay
Spend a day enjoying the tastes of local vineyards, orchard fruits, and artisanal cheeses on a gastronomic break in Valras Plage. Visit the nearby markets, sample local seafood dishes, or tour a winery to experience traditional French viniculture
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Saint-Peyre apiary
For 20 years, Jean-Claude Canac has been raising bees and today has a herd of several hundred hives. Over the seasons and depending on the flowers gathered, his bees produce a range of honeys with different flavours.
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L’étang de Thau
The Etang de Thau is a large lagoon that is surrounded by beautiful villages with plenty of interesting sights and activities, from boat rides to delicious seafood restaurants.
Regional foods
Berlingot de Pézenas
Sand asparagus
Biterroise
Brasucade of mussels
Small pâtés of Pezenas
Regional wines
Unmissable excursions
Wine route
Languedoc-Roussillon is France's largest vineyard with a host of distinctive wines. The local tourist offices have ideas for bike routes that allow you to discover the different tastes.
Beziers
Just 20km from Les Sables du Midi, Beziers is full of history and charm. Its 12th century cathedral, Notre-Dame de Béziers, overlooks the city and offers plenty of photo opportunities. Stroll along the Canal du Midi to discover medieval bridges, or explore the peaceful gardens and parks scattered throughout Beziers. You can also take a boat trip along the canal, or enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the many restaurants.
Canal du Midi
This historic canal takes in the stunning scenery of southwestern France. Enjoy a day-long boat trip along the canal, taking in breathtaking views of winding rivers, lush greenery, and magnificent bridge crossings. Hop off for lunch or for walks along the towpaths to explore the quaint villages nestled along its banks.