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Name: Portiragnes
Brand: LOCASUN
Rating: 3.8 (116 reviews)

11 holiday rentals from 277€ / 3 nights and 484 € / 7 nights

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Although little known to tourists, the town of Portiragnes, located in the heart of the Hérault department, is one of those charming destinations where everyone instantly feels at home. Typical Occitan village, Portiragnes is divided into two parts, consisting of its village centre and its seaside resort called "Portiragnes Plage". What is on the agenda for this trip? Walks along the Canal du Midi, natural discoveries, landscapes dotted with pink flamingos and wild horses, swimming and water sports: what could be better?

With its old alleys, massive gates and folklore, even its stones seem to be marked by them, Portiragnes is a village where life is pleasant halfway between hills, vineyards and the Mediterranean. Developed around its 12th century church, the village of Portiragnes has been inhabited for a very long time, as can be seen from the Neolithic remains of its archaeological museum.

If there is one thing that makes Portiragnes so beautiful, it is its natural heritage: along a discovery trail that you can walk or cycle along (the "Great Master" Pedagogical Trail), you can see dozens of species of migratory birds, from the grey heron that hides in salt meadows and reed beds, to the majestic flamingos that are erected near bodies of water. The wetlands of Portiragnes are not without evoking those of the neighbouring Camargue, since you can find horses and herds of Camargue bulls. The Roque Haute Nature Reserve between Portiragnes and Vais is also one of the most beautiful natural resources of the municipality: housed on a basalt plateau covered with thick vegetation, this fragile reserve is actually an ancient volcano, where you can also marvel at the local flora and fauna. In total harmony with nature, Portiragnes is much appreciated by holidaymakers and walkers in particular, who can take advantage of its ideal location to discover the region during walks through the surrounding vineyards. A link between the village and the beach of Portiragnes, the Canal du Midi crosses the commune for 4 kilometres bordered by cycle paths that young and old alike love to travel, in order to enjoy its magnificent panoramas where the fauna and flora constitute a true bucolic scenery.

Lively, the town of Portiragnes vibrates throughout the year to the rhythm of its entertainment: shows, concerts, fireworks, toro-piscine, fair, Festival du Vent, craft market, foam evening, petanque competition, races and shows from the Camargue will punctuate your holidays. But what makes those who stay in Portiragnes dream above all is its beaches! Ideal for family holidays, the beaches of Portiragnes are also perfect for water sports activities for young and old. Windsurfing, Spiner Ride, towed buoy, water skiing, wakeboard, funboard, sailing, kayaking, canoeing, paddle or even cruising on board barges: you will have a wide choice! The beaches of Portiragnes, from "Plage Ouest" to "La Redoute", via "Plage Est" and "Plage du Bosquet", are also very popular for swimming and sunbathing: Portiragnes being less frequented than its neighbours, it will be very easy for you to find a quiet place to enjoy your holidays in a magnificent setting facing the big blue!

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Sandrine

25/07/2020

Boat rental at interesting prices on Sète via the site Samboat. Bicycle hire nearby. Glacier next to the launderette to advise! Swimming in the lake ofTthau in Mèze.

The Canal du Midi a stone's throw away

Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the canal is the ideal place for a peaceful walk.

The beaches of Cap d'Agde 13 km away

Under the sun of the Gulf of Lions, the 14 kilometres of fine sandy beaches will reveal sublime landscapes.

The vineyards of the Pays d'Oc

Cabernet-Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Muscat, Merlot... Discover the many wines of the Languedoc-Roussillon region.

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