Cap d'Agde Village Naturiste sits on the Mediterranean in Hérault, Occitania, just outside Agde. The destination is a gated resort rather than an open public beach, so plan for controlled entry. Have booking confirmation or payment ready at the security gate, and expect a separate charge for parking near the entrance. By car, follow signs for Village Naturiste and use Port Nature or Héliopolis for navigation; the site is about an hour from Montpellier and two hours from Toulouse. By public transport, take the train to Agde station, then bus line 3 or a 10 to 15 minute taxi to the gate. Béziers Cap d'Agde Airport is closest, with Montpellier and Toulouse offering more flights and onward train or car connections. The beach itself is sand with little natural shade and strong sun exposure, so bring sun protection and water. Toilets are available in the village and beach service area, and a large choice of restaurants and bars operates inside the village. The main beach in front of the town and campsite is described as family-friendly with well-spaced room, while sections past the lifeguard station are adult-oriented. Queues at the village accueil are common from May to September, and the area is busiest in summer. Late spring to early autumn offers warm beach weather with slightly lower crowds outside high summer. Most visitors come for a full day on the sand or a multi-day stay in village accommodation. Allow extra time for gate checks, parking, and walking between the entrance, accommodation areas, and the main beach in front of the town and campsite during busy summer periods.