The 4* Palmyra Golf Hotel is situated on the edge of Cap d’Agde’s International golf course, at only 800m from the beach and in the heart of a rich Mediterranean landscape of 85 hectares.  Keen golfers and Mediterranean lovers will love the destination.

Designed by the talented Ronald Fream and landscaped in the heart of the sublime Mediterranean countryside, the international Cap d’Agde golf course offers an international 18-hole and a ‘compact’ 9-hole course (‘L’Ephebe’).

Other golf facilities include a 36 posts’ practice (16 of which are covered), training bunkers, a putting green and a surrounding pitching green. It is one of the most reputable golf courses for its technical quality and magnificent setting.

The 4* hotel offers excellent accommodation and catering options.

The 35 bedrooms and suites are light, spacious and overlooking the patio, the swimming pool and the golf course. They feature private terraces and are decorated with Mediterranean tones giving a warm atmosphere. All rooms and suites are equipped with en-suite bathroom, separate toilet, satellite TV with French and foreign channels, minibar, safe, air conditioned. Room service is available.

Hotel facilities include an indoor heated pool, an outdoor pool, tennis courts, a hammam, spa treatments (Balneotherapy), hairdresser’s service, etc.

Between port and beaches of fine sand, a large variety if activities are available.

The Hérault region is rich with diversity and offers numerous tourist activities such as hiking, canoeing, mountain biking, local villages, fairs and markets, wine tours, local produce, museums, historical sites, theme parks, cathedrals, churches…

The ‘Canal du Midi’ occupied an important economical place for transporting goods, today you can walk, sail, cycle, end even horse ride along the canal.

Visit the Noilly Prat , located on the edge of the ‘Thau Basin’, for its vineyards,

Discover the former capital of the Languedoc: Pézenas. The town has kept the history of its prestigious past and a remarkable architectural wealth along with its private hotels and cobbled streets. The old town, graded, has almost managed to stay as it was when Molière and his crew used to perform. Numerous local art craftsmen open their workshops to visitors all year round.