Domaine Sesquier, Mèze

Guide: The Best Addresses of the Estate

Our favorite spots in Mèze and the surrounding area, to extend your stay beyond Domaine Sesquier

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In Mèze, on-site

MARKETS

Traditional market: Thursday and Sunday

8h - 12h30

Flea market: Saturday

8h - 12h30

LOCAL SPECIALTY

Tielle Dassé René

Tielle, a local specialty not to be missed during your stay on the shores of the Étang de Thau

40 route de Montpellier, Mèze

RESTAURANT SUR LE PORT

L'abri côtier

A great spot to enjoy the harbor of Mèze from the terrace.

Port de Mèze

PIZZA

Rizzo Pizza, a must-visit spot for pizza lovers in Mèze. Thin crust, generous toppings, and a friendly atmosphere, just steps from the town center. Dine in or take out.

5 rue Sadi Carnot, Mèze

PLEIN AIR & DÉTENTE

La plagette

Swimming, between the marina and the fishing harbor

Balade à vélo au bord de l'étang

A beautiful view over the lagoon.

Catamaran Mansathau

Oyster farm outing, departing from Place Camille Vidal, Mèze

CULTURE

Cinéma Le Taurus

Municipal Art & Essai cinema

Rue de la Méditerranée, Mèze

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Wine estates to visit

All located on the Route de Marseillan, just minutes from Domaine Sesquier 

FAMILY-OWNED ESTATE DARDET

Domaine Les Yeuses

A site occupied since the 13th century. White, rosé, and red Pays d'Oc wines, tastings at the cellar by appointment.

30 HECTARES

Domaine Saint-André

Facing Sète and Mont Saint-Clair, Languedoc and Bordeaux grape varieties. On-site cottages, welcome and tastings.

AOP PICPOUL DE PINET

Domaine Font-Mars

Terroir with dinosaur egg fossils, known for its famous AOP Picpoul de Pinet.

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In the surrounding area

Marseillan

About twenty minutes from the Estate, Marseillan is worth the detour for its lively harbor, a visit and tasting at the Noilly Prat distillery, and its beaches to extend the day in the sun.

Bouzigues

The small fishing harbor of Bouzigues, 10 minutes from Domaine Sesquier, can be explored on foot, ice cream in hand along the water. A simple and pleasant stop on the Étang de Thau.

NOT TO BE MISSED

Sète

Nicknamed the Venice of Languedoc for its canals, Sète is best explored on foot, between the lively town center, Les Halles with its seafood stalls, and the harbor. The Théâtre de la Mer offers a superb view over the Mediterranean and hosts concerts and shows in summer. A little further on, the coves of the Corniche invite you to swim in turquoise waters. Also don't miss the Pointe Courte district, a former fishing village immortalized in Agnès Varda's first film, with its colorful houses and peaceful canals.

DISCOVER DOMAINE SESQUIER

Stays, events, and seminars on the shores of the Étang de Thau.