Leisure and Tourism - Nearby

Montblanc - provides good day to day amenities with a bar cafe, newsagent, convenience grocery store, post office, butchers, bakers, beauty salon and tourist centre. The village also has its own market, 3 star campsite and a golf course. A large children’s adventure playground and horse riding stables are five minutes drive.

Golf St Thomas - The 18 hole, 72 par golf course is a three minute drive from the village and is open all year round. We have two sets of golf clubs which guests are welcome to use...those of you who are serious players would probably prefer to bring your own clubs. For further information on green fees and coaching sessions you can visit their website www.golfstthomas.com or contact us.

Walking and Cycling - With miles of open countryside surrounding the village there are numerous opportunities to explore the area by bike or on foot. We have a number of bicycles which guests are welcome to hire. We can even provide a very friendly dog, Harry, for walks!

Within 15 to 30 minutes drive

The list of activities and places to visit is endless and whatever your preferences you will surely be spoilt for choice. Whilst the cities of Nimes, Carcassonne and Montpellier are easily accessible for daytrips, here is a small selection of activities closer to home.

Beaches - Our nearest beaches are Vias, La Tamarissiere, Grau d’Agde and Rochelongue. All are very easily accessed by road. The main coastal roads can get very busy during the height of the season, however we have discovered a few good short cuts.

Coastal Attractions – The ports of Cap d’Agde, Marseillan, Meze and Sete provide wonderful settings for a daytime or evening stroll or a pleasure cruise and all boast some fine restaurants. For younger visitors there are numerous leisure parks such as Aqualand and Luna Park.

Historic Towns - Our nearest main towns include Pezenas (10 minutes) which has an excellent market, pavement cafes and is a haven for local artists whose boutiques and workshops span the labyrinth of small passageways in the medieval quarter, the Roman fortress city of Beziers (15 minutes) set upon a hillside above the picturesque Canal du Midi. Built on the site of an ancient greek settlement and the river estuary is the town of Agde (15 minutes) and further inland , overlooking the Herault River is the town of Clermont l’Herault (20 minutes) famed for its olive oil and its 10th century castle with spectacular views over the surrounding countryside.

Natural Beauty – For lovers of the outdoors there is a wealth of natural landscape to explore. Popular attractions include, Lake Salagou offering a variety of watersports, the crystal lined caves of the Grotte de Clamouse, the medieval village of St Guilhelm le Dessert , the Gorges de l’Herault, and the picturesque valleys of the Minervois and Orb Rivers.