Sète, a destination to explore, especially during the All Saints’ Day vacations. Here are a few ideas for things to do in October in Sète during your stay at Domaine du Lazaret!

Enjoy a cruise along the canals of Sète aboard a 100% electric motorboat . Sète Croisières offers you a complete cruise to discover the real Venice of Languedoc. Pass under 9 bridges, including two movable ones, to the typical Pointe Courte district at the mouth of theEtang de Thau, La Pointe du Rat, Georges Brassens’ Gyss, the different styles of facades that make up the charm of the city of Sète…

Stroll through the picturesque streets of Sète, with their colorful houses and canals. A stroll through the town center is always a pleasant experience, especially with the mild October temperatures during the All Saints’ vacation season.

Sète’s lively, picturesque town center offers a wide range of shops and markets. Take a stroll through the town and enjoy the gentle Sète way of life. Stop off for a bite to eat at Les Halles de Sète, a daily market offering excellent produce from local producers. And don’t forget to admire the fishermen at the end of the day, on the quai de la dorade, in a friendly atmosphere, enjoying the sunshine and the smell of grilled fish… Clémence & Alexandre, travel blog DECOUVRIR ENSEMBLE – Copyright photos below

• The Halles de Sète market: Every morning from 7am to 1pm, come and enjoy Sète’s specialities at the heart of the town’s Halles.
• The traditional Friday market: Friday’s food and textile fair is the rhythm of daily life for local residents. From 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., join us on Avenue Victor Hugo to discover the best that local producers have to offer!
• Le Barrou market: cheese, home-made jams, fresh fruit and vegetables, wine, oysters, foie gras… every Sunday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• The traditional Monday market: buy typical products from theThau archipelago! Meet on the banks of the Canal Saint-Joseph every Monday morning from 7am to 1pm.