Catamaran Trip from Cap d'Agde with Underwater Observation

About the Activity

Highlights

• Catamaran with glass-bottom compartments for underwater observation

• Views of Fort Brescou, an island on a submerged ancient volcano

• Admire volcanic cliffs and Grande-Conque's black sand beach

What to Expect

Discover the underwater world with our glass-bottom catamaran trip from Cap d'Agde! Our journey begins from the bustling port of Cap d'Agde, where you will board a spacious catamaran equipped with four glass-bottom compartments. These unique features allow you to explore the marine life in a truly original way.

Our first highlight is the island of Fort Brescou, built on the submerged part of an ancient volcano. This historical site is perfect for those interested in history and geology. We will then head to the rocky coast of Cap d'Agde, where you can admire the stunning volcanic cliffs and the unique black sand beach of Grande-Conque. The tour continues past the rocks of "Les Deux Frères". The catamaran offers an even more impressive view thanks to its powerful underwater night lighting. Please note that while we strive to provide the best experience, the visibility of the underwater world and fish is not guaranteed.

How to Get There

We meet at our boat, in front of the restaurant "Le Carré Rouge", 30 minutes before departure. If you come by car, you will find free and paid parking nearby.

Characteristics of The Boat

• Name of the boat: Cap Nemo

• Catamaran

• Number of passengers: 151

• Sun-protected area

• Wheelchair-accessible toilets (manual wheelchairs only)

Who can Join

• Suitable for children of all ages, pregnant women and the elderly

Bring Along

• Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat

• Windbreaker

Good to Know

• Accessible to manual wheelchairs

• Accessible to strollers

• You are allowed to bring your own drinks and snacks

• If bad weather forces the provider to cancel the activity, you’ll receive a full refund or have the option to reschedule

• Dogs allowed if kept on a leash

• Viewing of the seabed and fish is not guaranteed 100%