Rivages

Sète


With its hilltop setting, secluded garden and timber-decked swimming pool lined by sunloungers, this B&B is the kind of place you won’t want to leave. The three rooms all have a keynote colour – rich gold, cool blue or papal purple – with a panoramic lounge offering distant harbour views through floor-to-ceiling glass. Breakfast is served on the shady terrace.

There's a kitchen for guests' use. If you don't have your own wheels, the owner can pick you up at the train station.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Sète attractions

1. Musée Paul Valéry

0.44 MILES

Sète was the birthplace of symbolist poet Paul Valéry (1871–1945), and the town’s main museum houses a disappointingly small collection of his works,…

2. Espace Georges Brassens

1.29 MILES

Sète was the childhood home of singer and poet Georges Brassens (1921–81), whose mellow voice still speaks at this multimedia space.

3. Musée International des Arts Modestes

1.78 MILES

This offbeat gallery occupying a renovated warehouse is refreshingly free of big names – here the emphasis is on the art of everyday objects, curated by…

4. Musée de l'Étang de Thau

3.42 MILES

The Musée de l'Étang de Thau has aquarium tanks, sepia photos, vintage fishing equipment and models of the lagoon.

7. Noilly-Prat Factory

8.64 MILES

In the fishing port of Marseillan, 8km northeast of Agde, you can visit the Noilly-Prat Factory, which has been making their famous dry vermouth to the…

8. Plage du Pilou

12.42 MILES

Plage du Pilou is an appealing and quiet beach that's near the small town of Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone, west of Montpellier.