For those craving nature and fresh air, why not indulge in an open-air stay at the campsite in Vias? This 4-star establishment, popular with families, welcomes you to a lush, relaxing environment. It is appreciated not only for its wide range of activities but also for its leisure and relaxation facilities, including its aquatic area, and the comfort of its accommodations.

The Beaches of Vias

Vias is one of the must-visit destinations for exploring the Hérault region. This coastal town boasts numerous attractions, starting with its beaches. Bordered to the east by the mouth of the Hérault River and to the west by the beaches of Portiragnes, the Vias coastline is perfect for peaceful family walks or outings with friends, as well as various water activities. There are nine beaches in total, some of which are among the most popular in the region.

  • Tamarissière Beach, with its particularly wild landscape, is a favorite among nature lovers and those seeking peaceful moments facing the Mediterranean.
  • Clot Beach, Farinette Beach, and Libron Beach are the busiest in Vias. Their popularity is partly due to practical facilities like parking, showers, and lifeguard stations. Additionally, Farinette Beach is accessible for people with reduced mobility.
  • Méditerranée Beach has fewer amenities but is perfect for vacationers in search of an authentic setting enhanced by lush vegetation.

Other beaches to discover in Vias include Trou de Ragout Beach and Petit Mousse Beach. Sainte-Geneviève Beach and Dune Beach also attract many visitors. Don’t wait—come and explore the beaches of Vias!

Enjoy a Variety of Activities and Discoveries

During your stay in this seaside town in the Hérault, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to enjoy your favorite activities with family or friends. Your holiday will also be a chance to explore some of the region’s must-see attractions.

Jet Ski Baptism Experience

Thrill-seeker or simply eager to try something new? Treat yourself and let your desires take flight. While popular water sports like stand-up paddleboarding, towable tubes, kayaking, or windsurfing are great options, jet skiing guarantees unforgettable memories of your Mediterranean getaway. Interested? Contact Playa Watersports, a nautical base located at Vias Plage. They offer introductory sessions with a pilot for sea excursions. Whichever option you choose, you’re sure to experience intense emotions during this baptism.

Escape Room: The Ultimate Test of Your Composure

Plunge into a delicate situation, work as a team to solve riddles, and stay focused to beat the clock. An escape room provides a unique experience that will leave a lasting impression on your trip to Hérault. Reach out to Darkside Vias to enjoy this activity, especially with family. The game involves groups of 3 to 6 participants who take on roles and face perilous scenarios. The goal? Escape “unscathed” by solving riddles within the given time. Families love escape rooms because of their immersive nature, with realistic settings, sound effects, intriguing plots, and thrilling twists. To ensure everyone feels comfortable, difficulty levels are tailored to participants' ages.

Stroll Along the Canal du Midi or Through the Vineyards

Many attractions in Vias can be explored on foot or by bike. The town boasts about 20 mountain biking trails that immerse visitors in diverse landscapes. Some routes follow the coastline, while others invite exploration of the Canal du Midi or a journey through the vineyards leading to neighboring towns like Montagnac and Florensac.

Wander Through Market Alleys

If you’re visiting Vias between May and September, soak up the warm atmosphere of Place du 11 Novembre, where markets take place every Wednesday and Saturday morning. Throughout the year, the traditional market runs on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. In July and August, enjoy the vibrant nighttime market on Tuesdays from 6 p.m. to midnight, offering everything from jewelry and accessories to local sweet and savory delights.

Embark on a Wine Tour

The sea and volcanic landscapes are must-see attractions for visitors. The same applies to the vineyards, a hallmark of any worthy southern destination. Take an oenological journey to marvel at the beauty of endless vineyards and, of course, savor the finest vintages. Several estates are unmissable along the wine route in this region, including Bosc, Preignes le Neuf, Preignes le Vieux, Médeilhan, and Saint-Pierre.