Tourism
Visit Montpellier
We are less than 30 kilometres from Montpellier city centre. The capital of the Hérault region will surprise and charm you with its history, monuments and cobbled streets.
Stroll through the city streets and visit all its tourist attractions, such as Place de la Comédie, the historic district of L'Écusson, the Arc de Triomphe, the Promenade du Peyrou, the Jardin des Plantes, Saint-Pierre Cathedral, the Museum of Anatomy, the Atger Museum, the School of Medicine, and many others.
Visit Sète
Not far from Vic-la-Gardiole, don't miss a trip to Sète. This attractive town is well worth exploring. We recommend strolling through the town centre, climbing Mont Saint-Clair, visiting the Espace Georges Brassens and taking a trip to the beaches. Water sports, sunbathing, fine sand and sunshine are the order of the day on Sète's beaches.
Take a trip to the Étang de Thau
Just a stone's throw from Le Mas des Roses Campsite, you will find the Étang de Thau. This natural area offers a wide range of activities for the whole family. You can go hiking, cycling, horse riding, quad biking, canoeing, kayaking, kitesurfing or even stand-up paddle boarding. Foodies among you can take part in an oyster tasting session.
Oyster farming expertise
The European capital of oyster farming, the Etang de Thau is a true paradise for anyone who wants to taste and enjoy oysters. Meet the oyster farmers: they will be happy to tell you about their passion and their profession. Accompanied by a glass of wine, Mediterranean oysters will make your holiday perfect!
Discover Lake Salagou
Are you ready for a trip to Mars from the Occitanie region? Located in Clermont-l'Hérault, an hour's drive north-west of Montpellier, Lake Salagou stands out as one of the most captivating destinations in the Hérault region of France.
Nestled between ochre and red hills, this artificial lake, created by the Salagou dam on the river of the same name, offers a breathtaking natural spectacle during your holiday in the South of France.
Its turquoise waters contrast beautifully with the surrounding land, creating postcard-worthy landscapes, accessible just an hour's drive from our campsite. All aboard!
Pic Saint-Loup
Pic Saint-Loup, the iconic natural gem of the Hérault region, offers exceptional panoramic views and unforgettable hikes. A true symbol of the region, it captivates visitors with its majestic landscapes, the scents of the garrigue and its renowned wine-growing heritage.
From our Le Mas des Roses campsite, set off to explore this legendary peak and enjoy a getaway where breathtaking views and wine tastings come together for an authentic and sensory experience.
Gardiole Massif
Between Montpellier and Sète, the Gardiole massif covers more than 5,000 hectares and offers exceptional views of the Thau basin and the Mediterranean coastline. From our campsite in Vic-la-Gardiole, just put on your trainers and set off to explore this remarkable natural site.
Listed since 1980, this limestone massif is home to over 700 plant species and a rich variety of wildlife. On foot, horseback or mountain bike, there are numerous trails for exploring its varied landscapes. Mountain bikers will enjoy the challenging circuits starting from Frontignan, with technical climbs rewarded by breathtaking views of the surrounding lakes.
For hiking, several routes of varying levels of difficulty are accessible from Vic-la-Gardiole, Frontignan, Gigean and Balaruc-les-Bains: ideal for enjoying nature at your own pace and according to your preferences.
Visit Palavas-les-Flots
Make the most of your stay at the campsite in Vic-la-Gardiole to discover the town of Palavas and its many attractions. Palavas-les-Flots is a pretty seaside resort on the Mediterranean coast, surrounded by several lakes.
With its lively streets, markets filled with Mediterranean scents, restaurants and shops, Palavas is a typical southern French village that is a pleasure to stroll around.
Walk in the Aresquiers woods
The Hérault region is brimming with exceptional natural sites, and among them, the Bois des Aresquiers is a must-see. Just 4.7 km from the campsite, this true haven of nature offers an immersive hike in the heart of unspoilt and unique landscapes.
Nestled between the Ingril and Vic lakes, this protected site reveals a mosaic of landscapes: green pine forests, salt steppes, vegetation and endangered species. A true refuge for wildlife, the Bois des Aresquiers is a paradise for birdwatching: flamingos, egrets, little terns, purple swamphens and many more.
An exceptional green setting, ideal for a nature getaway during your stay.