Vacation rentals – Agde
Book from 15 holiday rentals: 6 apartments, 3 villas, 3 studios. Entire homes, all to yourself.
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Charming Villa in Agde with Private Pool and Garden
Agde, Occitanie
Spacious Villa in Agde with Private Pool, Ideal for Families
Agde, Occitanie
Charming house in Agde with garden and terrace
Agde, Occitanie
Comfortable flat in Cap d'Agde 55 m² with sea view
Agde, Occitanie
Charming Bungalow in Agde, Pools
Agde, Occitanie
Bright apartment in Agde with sea view - 34 m²
Agde, Occitanie
Charming studio in Agde of 21 m² with city view terrace
Agde, Occitanie
Spacious villa in Agde with pool and garden.
Agde, Occitanie
Charming House in Agde with Garden and Playground.
Agde, Occitanie
Charming apartment with shared pool in Agde
Agde, Occitanie
Charming studio in Agde, 32 m² with modern amenities
Agde, Occitanie
Spacious apartment in Cap d'Agde 120 m² with shared pool
Agde, Occitanie
A town of Greek origin set on the banks of the Hérault, Agde combines black volcanic stone, the Canal du Midi and long sandy beaches. Between the historic heart and the seaside resort of Cap d'Agde, you can easily go from swimming to the old lanes.
Swimming, cycling and travelling back in time
Start with the old town of Agde and its Saint-Étienne Cathedral in basalt, a dark fortress that dominates the Hérault. Along the river and the Canal du Midi, the towpaths lend themselves to walking and cycling, all the way to the round locks that are the area's curiosity.
On the sea side, Cap d'Agde lines up its supervised beaches, its marina and its coastal path towards Mont Saint-Loup, an old volcano offering a wide view over the coast. The Éphèbe Museum presents underwater archaeological discoveries. In summer, night markets and boat trips towards the coves round out the days; renting a whole place with a kitchen makes returns from the beach with the family easy.
Where to set down your bags
Our apartments and studios are concentrated near Cap d'Agde, handy for reaching the beaches on foot and enjoying the harbour restaurants in the evening. For more space, our villas and houses suit families and groups, with the independence of a real home of your own.
Staying near the old town of Agde gives access to the market, the banks of the Hérault and a quieter atmosphere, while remaining just minutes from the coast and the seaside resort.
What to see – Agde
- Saint-Étienne CathedralThis fortified black basalt building overlooks the Hérault River, with its keep and austere medieval interior.
- Musée de l'ÉphèbeThis underwater archaeology museum displays the Ephebe of Agde, a Greek bronze statue recovered from the river.
- Mont Saint-LoupThis former volcano overlooking Cap d'Agde can be climbed on foot for views of the coastline.
- Fonseranes Round LockThis circular lock on the Canal du Midi allows boats to maneuver in three different directions.
- Grande Conque BeachThis black volcanic sand beach is lined with cliffs, in contrast to the pale sands of Cap d'Agde.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Agde?
In Agde, Homerez offers 15 entire rentals: 6 apartments, 3 villas, 3 studios. This variety lets you choose a studio for a couple near Cap d’Agde or a villa for a group. Amenities: 8 with air conditioning, 5 with a sea view, 3 with a pool.
Are the properties well-rated?
Our 12 rated rentals in Agde show an average of 4.5 out of 5. This rating reflects traveler feedback on comfort and location. Check each property’s reviews before booking to verify the amenities that matter most for your stay.
How do you get to Agde and do you need a car?
Agde's train station welcomes TER and TGV trains from Montpellier and Béziers, located 55 and 25 kilometers away respectively. Béziers-Cap d'Agde airport is about twenty minutes away. A car helps for exploring the surrounding countryside, but Cap d'Agde itself is easily walkable and bikeable in summer.
What's the best time to stay in Agde?
Summer brings together swimming, night markets, and boat trips, but also crowds and higher prices. May, June, and September offer a still-pleasant sea and quieter beaches. Spring is ideal for cycling along the Canal du Midi and visiting the old town.
Which area should you choose between Cap d'Agde and the old town?
Cap d'Agde puts supervised beaches, the marina, and harborside restaurants within walking distance, ideal for a beach-focused stay. Agde's old town, with its basalt cathedral and Hérault riverside quays, offers a calmer atmosphere while remaining just minutes from the coast.
Are there activities for a family stay?
Cap d'Agde's beaches are lifeguard-supervised in season and family-friendly. The coastal path leads to Mont Saint-Loup, a former volcano with views over the coast. The Éphèbe Museum showcases underwater archaeological finds. A property with a kitchen makes it easier to head back from the beach as a family.