Getting to Cap d'Agde: All the Options
Located on the Mediterranean coast in the Hérault department (34), the Cap d'Agde Naturist Village is accessible from across Europe by several modes of transport. Here's a practical guide to planning your trip.
By Car
The most flexible option, especially if you're traveling with luggage:
- Highway A9 (La Languedocienne): exit at Agde (exit 34)
- Follow the signs for "Cap d'Agde" then "Village Naturiste"
- Allow about 1 hour from Montpellier, 2 hours from Barcelona, 3h30 from Lyon
Parking: Parking lots are available at the village entrance. Once inside, a car is of little use — everything is accessible on foot or by bike.
By Train
- Nearest TGV station: Agde (on the Montpellier-Sète-Agde line)
- From Paris Gare de Lyon: about 3h15 by TGV to Agde
- From Agde, plan for a taxi or shuttle (about 10-15 minutes) to the village
- In summer, seasonal shuttles may be available
By Plane
Several airports serve the region:
- Béziers Cap d'Agde Airport (BZR): the closest, 20 minutes by car. Low-cost flights from several European cities (Ryanair, easyJet)
- Montpellier Airport (MPL): 1 hour by car, many international connections
- Carcassonne Airport (CCF): 1h15, a good hub for Ryanair flights
- Marseille Airport (MRS): 2 hours by car
Access to the Village: What You Need to Know
The Naturist Village is a private, enclosed area:
- Showing an ID document at the entrance
- Issuance of an access card for your stay
- Access possible for non-residents under certain conditions (day visit)
- Parking at the entrance, internal travel on foot or by bike
Once You Arrive at Heliopolis
The Heliopolis FGH residence, home to Studio Indecent, is well signposted from the village entrance. You'll find a personalized welcome and all the information you need to make the most of your stay.