Languedoc - Roussillon
- Hérault
- Agde
- Balaruc les Bains
- Bouzigues
- Cap d'Agde
- Carnon
- Frontignan
- Grau d'Agde
- Grau de Vendres
- La Grande-Motte
- Marseillan
- Mèze
- Montpellier
- Palavas les Flots
- Port Sarrasin - Maguelone
- Sète
- Barberoussette, pirate and boat wrecker
- Our island is singular our port must remain plural
- 29 July 1666: The first stone of the Saint Louis Quay
- The town with 5 ports
- A history of anecdotes as the years flow by
- Saint Pierre, the fishermens'festival
- Cettarames, rowing from yesteryear
- Georges Brassens, Jean Vilar, Paul Valéry
- Stopover at the covered market
- A few places to eat in town
- Our favorite bistrots
- Valras-Plage
Provence - Côtes d'Azur
- Var
- Bandol
- Bormes les Mimosas
- Cavalaire sur Mer
- Carqueiranne
- Cassis
- Cogolin
- Gassin
- Grimaud
- Hyères
- La Ciotat
- La Londe les Maures
- Le Brusc
- Le Lavandou
- Le Levant
- Le Mourillon
- Les Calanques
- Les Embiez
- Porquerolles
- Port Cros
- Port Saint Louis du Rhône
- Ramatuelle
- Six Fours les Plages
- Saint Tropez
- Sanary sur Mer
- Saint Cyr sur Mer
- Sainte Maxime
- Toulon
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4 steps ashore
Every morning when the fishermen have been out the night before, their wives, mothers, female cousins or partners sell a wide variety of fish on the south quay – the kind that’s so fresh that “if it were any fresher, it’d still be in the sea!”
If you have the talent and the audacity, you can challenge the local jack enthusiasts to a game of petanque at the ground encircling the end of the harbour. It shares its friendly local atmosphere with the Fishermens’ Club on the other side of the road.
You can also go for a walk along the coast path, known as the Loup de Mer, as far as Sausset les Pins, via Cap Couronne and the eponymous village. 
