Sète is located in the South of France, on the Mediterranean coast, in the department of the Herault and the Languedoc-Roussillon area.

Sète, "the singular island" has kept all its authenticity due to its downtown fishing port, where one can admire the "water ballet" of trawlers all year round.

Also called "Venice of Languedoc" and "Little Naples", Sète is widely influenced by the South of Italy, becausee of mass Italian immigration. One can admire the Italian like typical districts, crossed by the canals where the coloured facades of the quays are reflected.

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 By motorway: find your route here

 By car : the toll of "Sète/Balaruc les Bains" is an ideal way out for drivers on the A9 ("la languedocienne") or the A75 ("la méridienne") : 2 hours from Toulouse and Marseille ( by A9) and 3 hours away from Barcelona, Lyon, Grenoble and Nice (by A9), and 3 hours and a half from Clermont Ferrand (via A75 and the Millau viaduc).

By boat : Sète is the only link to Marroco, after Barcelona. Sète – Tanger (Marocco) takes 36 hours (2 nights on board).