November can be nice
Our view of Marseillan in the Autumn
November in our part of the World can be rather nice.
Whilst parts of northern Europe are starting to shiver as temperatures plummet, and our British cousins watch the endless rain and wonder whether they will develop webbed feet, we still enjoy mild temperatures and pleasant sunny days.
There might not be many tourists visiting the town, but we still see familiar faces as second-home owners come to "put the house to bed" for the winter. It is also a time for couples no longer tied to school holiday schedules to come and relax at the mellow harbour-front cafes or stroll the almost desserted beaches.
What's not to like about Marseillan in Autumn?
As such a convenient central location from which to visit the characterful towns of Beziers and Montpellier, enjoying the off-season uncrowded streets of these popular cities ... we invite you to book an Autumn Mini-break with us. Come and soak up the authentic atmosphere of any number of historic towns, less than one hour's drive from your Marseillan base, and visit sights which have graced the area since Roman times, or even earlier.
Flamingos go; flamingos return
