Agde
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Built on an ancient basalt volcano, Agde is known as the "Black Pearl of the Mediterranean" and was formerly called Agathé Tyché (meaning Good Fortune). Impossibly scenic, this stunning seaside commune in the southern French department of Hérault is positioned where the Canal du Midi, the Hérault river, and the Mediterranean Sea all meet. It is no surprise, therefore, that is was once an important trading post and is today a place full of intrigue and things to see and do. Those who book a vacation rental in Agde will find that all sorts of adventure awaits, from the fifteen centuries of history that is just waiting for you to dive in, to the impressive natural wonders of the area and all of the outdoor pursuits that stem from it. So, if you decide to holiday in France and visit this magic part of the world, here are the key things to see and do in the area...

Indigo-vue Mer
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Indigo-vue Mer Et Piscine Chaufféenamed for its two best features (among many incredible touches), this charming vacation in France on the coast, just outside the centre of Saint-Brevin-les-Pins, in the Loire-Atlantique department boasts direct views over the sea and a heated pool from which you can enjoy said view – already a dreamy place to start for a vacation! In addition to these two excellent features, the three-bedroom and four-bathroom villa has bright and stylish interiors, lots of touches for your convenience and comfort, a lush and beautiful manicured garden, and a private and peaceful location down a cul-de-sac. With all of the necessary ingredients, it is a perfect spot for a coastal vacation in France

Surfing in Anglet
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Looking to escape to the coast on vacation in France but after something a little different? There are lots of incredible and famous seaside resort towns in France – the beloved surfing destination of Biarritz, the legendary Mont Saint-Michel surrounded by sweeping Normandy beaches, and the glamour and luxury offered along the Côte d'Azur in the likes of Cannes – but there are also plenty of spots that you’ll see pictured a little less often in tourist guides, which still have so much to offer visitors.


Among these, Anglet stands out as a particularly excellent spot for those who love to be immersed in nature and have plenty to see and do outdoors. If you like to stay active, Anglet is a dream destination boasting, not only some incredible beaches for surfing, but lush forests in which to hike, cycle paths cutting through the surrounding scenery, a golf course, and much more besides. So, if you want to enjoy a break on the coast and get out into nature to indulge in some fun adventures, then a villa in Anglet is the way to go!

A surfer in Lacanau
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France is home to some of the top surfing destinations in Europe and, if you have already hit up the beaches and caught the waves of some of her other famous spots such as Biarritz and Hossegor, then you should check out our vacation rentals in Lacanau. This is one of the best places to surf along the Atlantic Coast of France and has an impressive sandy beach that stretches for a vast distance. With hiking and biking trails through the pine forest, an unspoiled lake that is popular for fishing, canoeing, and more, and a lively summer atmosphere, this is the perfect place for those who want to simply spend their vacation enjoying getting out into nature, taking beautiful scenery, and partaking in some fun activities!


Lacanau is located on the west coast of the Medoc Peninsula, north of Arcachon and to the north-west of Bordeaux. The beach of the resort of Lacanau Océan is an astounding 14 kilometres long and boasts fine white sand with charming dunes as well as an impressively consistent westerly Atlantic swell. In fact, there are relatively few days each year where it is not possible to surf at this beach. And, of course, through late spring, summer, and early autumn, it has all of the ingredients necessary for dreamy days on the beach.