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Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
We invite you to the Hérault department to enjoy a skippered yacht charter in the Mediterranean. A magnificent region in the south of France, the Hérault benefits from a favorable geographical location for yachtsmen and nature lovers.
Opt for yacht charter in Hérault and drop anchor not far from the region's famous seaside resorts. Bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, the Hérault is adorned with magnificent sandy beaches. You will be spoiled for choice with dozens of beaches lining the coastline. The towns of Sète, Carnon and Marseille, for example, are home to the most beautiful fine sandy beaches where you can veer off into all your favorite water sports. The beaches of Palavas-des-Rising Tides will delight families and children, who will find various playgrounds right on the beach. Balaruc-les-Bains, meanwhile, offers three magnificent sandy beaches and a spa destination.
inland, the Hérault also enjoys an exceptional natural landscape, typical of the Mediterranean, which you can discover during a short hike in the unspoiled natural areas, such as the Haut-Languedoc regional nature park, which boasts a magnificent landscape rich in contrasts.
Find the seaside resort that suits you
The seaside resorts in the department of Hérault have something for everyone. Not far from Montpellier, there are a number of unmissable resorts, such as La Grande Motte, Carnon and Palavas-les-Rising Tides. These seaside resorts have long stretches of very touristy sandy beaches. La Grande Motte, for example, offers 7 km of fine sandy beach and vast green spaces if you want to try your hand at ecotourism. Families quickly feel at ease there thanks to its shallow waters. For cruise passengers, La Grande Motte will be an excellent point of departure for reaching the beaches of Grau du Roi in the department of Gard.
Another atmosphere emanates around the Thau lagoon. Sète is of course the closest seaside resort to the lagoon and boasts 12 km of sand stretching between the Mediterranean and the lagoon. These almost deserted beaches are ideal for long walks or horse rides. The city and its port are set in a picturesque setting with their old buildings, such as Fort Richelieu, and their fishing boats coming and going until sunset. For your gourmet breaks in Sète, head for La Marina, which has many restaurants where you can try some local specialties, such as Sétoise fish soup.
Would you like to have fun on your cruise along the sandy coasts of the Hérault department? Choose the seaside resorts of Marseillan-Plage and Cap d'Agde. The latter are very festive, especially at nightfall. Camping and nightlife on the seafront await you when summer returns. Those seeking peace and quiet are invited to visit the seaside resorts around Béziers, which are more family-oriented and tranquil, such as Vendres.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 618 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $42,005 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,100 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,018,150 |