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Agendas festifs et culturels de l'été 2008
- Agde-The massaliote city with a historic canal
- Aigues-Mortes-it well and truly existed before Saint Louis.
- Argeles-The drawback of being too coveted…
- Balaruc-From oil to pleasure boating
- Banyuls-The disadvantage of being in a strategic position
- Beauduc-The cabins of beauduc to disapear?
- Bouzigue-Listen to the marvellous story of the port
- Canet en Roussillon-From the bronze age to the bronzing season
- Cap d'Agde-Sous les pavés, la plage*, the sea not the war
- Carnon-Montpellier’s marina
- Carnon-Right side, quiet side
- Carro-Better freestyling than Hawaii!
- Carry le Rouet-Fernandel drops anchor
- Cassis-Cliffs, vineyards and literature
- Cassis-Blanc-Cassis 180 hectares of happiness
- Cassis-The planier Lighthouse
- Cassis-The riou archipelago
- Cassis-Cassis bay
- Cerbère-Female orange handlers on strike
- Collioure-Collioure victim of its success
- Côte bleue-A marvellous coastline saved in the nick of time
- Côte bleue-The blue coast train
- Côte bleue-The sea park
- Frontignan-When muscat kept the town going…
- Grau d'Agde-One stormy day, the virgin Mary…
- Grau de Vendre-Located at the back of beyond?
- Grau du Roi-The town born from the union of sand an water
- Gruissan-The free republic of the chalets owners
- Gruissan-Vieux Gruissan
- Hyeres-The ex-Votos of Saint Paul
- Hyères-Hyères les palmiers
- L'Estaque-The artists' port
- La Ciotat-Standing the test of time
- La Ciotat-La Ciotat and its shipyards
- La Ciotat-Birthplace of cinema and pétanque
- La Ciotat-Pudding, taxes and miracles
- La Ciotat-Shipyards-taking off again!
- La Franqui-Never a port, but always a legend
- La Grande Motte-Construction of the port of La Grande-Motte
- La Nautique-When the vineyards stopped producing, pontoons started springing up…
- La Pointe Rouge-A beach, little cabins, a world of its own.
- La Seyne sur Mer-The largest dockyard in the world
- Le Cap d'Agde-Sous les pavés, la plage*, the sea not the war
- Le Grau d'Agde-One stormy day, the virgin Mary…
- Le Grau du Roi-The town born from the union of sand an water
- Le Frioul-through plague and yellow fever, a saviour for Marseilles
- Le Levant-A sarong and a torch…
- Le Mourillon-Staying 'Hip' for a whole century
- Les Calanques-Cruise
- Les Saintes Maries de la Mer-The history of the three maries
- Les Saintes Maries de la Mer-Flying saucers in Saintes Maries?
- Marseillan-Famous for its wines and spirits
- Marseille-Three authors tell the story of “their” Marseilles
- Marseille-A floating heritage
- Marseille-MPM, the lord of the rings
- Marseilles-The one and only
- Marseilles-Visit Marseilles by boat
- Martigue-Gallic lakeside town before becoming "Venice"
- Meze-Wines from the neighbouring diocese to the whole world
- Montpellier-A capital always seeking access to the sea
- Narbonne-A friendly and local harbour
- Palavas-Your little train will always be missed
- Palavas-A go-sea bathing style
- Porquerolles-A nugget among the Golden Isles
- Port Barcares-The first dry dock for liners…
- Port Camargue-The amphibious Resort
- Port Cros-A secret garden on the sea
- Port de Bouc-After industry's era, a return to the sea
- Port la Nouvelle-"pieds-noirs" and their large trawlers
- Port Leucate-Hercules' mother was named Françoise
- Port Napoleon-Welcome to the home of the flemish
- Port Saint Louis du Rhône-A city born and reborn from disaster
- Port Sarrasin-Thirty years that made history
- Port Vendres-From Greeks to the french colonies
- Presqu'île de Giens-How do you get a double tombolo?
- Saint Cyprien-The town claimed back from the marshes
- Sainte Marie le Mer-A small and quiet place
- Saint Mandrier-Isle of the two Ostrogoths
- Sausset les Pins-Industrious father, prodigal son
- Sete-Barberoussette, pirate and boat wrecker
- Sete-Our island is singular our port must remain plural
- Sete-29 July 1666: The first stone of the Saint Louis Quay
- Sete-The town with 5 ports
- Toulon-A highly sought-after haven
- Toulon-A great city to be discovered behind the port
- Toulon-Musée de la marine
- Toulon-A sailing tour round the bay
- Valras-A new high-tech rescue boat
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