In a group or as a family, let yourself be lulled by the charm of the landscapes and the richness of the navigation works. All our cruises are commented "live" by true Canal enthusiasts. For your family reunions, your business seminars, take advantage of an original location… The Canal du Midi. Privatize the boat for a birthday, a family meeting, a work meeting or for any other event.
Do not hesitate to contact us to make your project a reality. Closed today. In the small tourist town of Capestang or in the nearby charming village of Poilhes, the Canal du Midi leaves its mark on landscapes, villages and people. By bike, on foot or by boat, you can browse the quays of these two small ports as well as the towpath that will lead you to discover numerous works of art.
By boat, you can of course dock to discover them! Variety of architecture, witnesses of the rich wine history, but also of the beautiful days that the Languedoc vineyard has before it! The wineries here have evolved, modernized, diversified, sometimes reconverted Most will gladly open their doors to you! They are an integral part of the landscape and the local terroir! Easily recognizable thanks to their large pediments with their characteristic architecture, you will easily see the cooperative cellars during your walks Places of history but above all of tasting, the cellars will be a must during your visit here!
Long ago, the sea came to the foot of the village of Capestang, whose name means "Cape of the pond". Thanks to its salt flats, the Capestang pond was, from the early Middle Ages, an important source of income… It is today a place of extraordinary biodiversity! Warning: The site is private and includes areas reserved for hunting, access to it very regulated.
An emblematic landmark, the Domitian Way, established after the conquest of southern Gaul by the Roman authority, has established itself as the strategic, political and commercial axis of the province. Can you find its imprint in our current landscape? It is here at the heart of everything: our landscapes, our history, our gastronomy… the vine is our land.
