Gourmet Sete tour from Montpellier
Overview
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4 hours
Mobile ticket
Discover the charm of Sète, often referred to as the Venice of Languedoc, on a captivating half-day tour. Start with a pick-up from Montpellier and enjoy a comfortable ride to this picturesque city. Walk along its iconic canals, learn about its traditions and visit the bustling Les Halles de Sète market to taste local delicacies like tielle sétoise and Zézettes de Sète. Conclude your adventure with breathtaking panoramic views from Mont Saint-Clair, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and Thau Lagoon. This small group experience promises an authentic taste of Sète's rich culture and gastronomy.
- Half-day tour from Montpellier to Sète, lasting approximately 4 hours
- Explore the city and its canals and vibrant market atmosphere
- Taste local specialties at Les Halles and enjoy a friendly guide
- Ideal for solo travelers,couples and small groups
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What‘s Included
Air-conditioned vehicle
Guide
The famous tielle sétoise, Lucques olives, and the delicious Zézettes, a traditional local biscuit.
What To Expect
Canal Royal
ou will explore the city center and its famous canals, stroll along the lively quays, admire the swing bridges, and take in the typically Mediterranean architecture.
Les Halles de Sete
Head to the Halles de Sète, a true temple of local gastronomy. There, you'll taste some iconic specialties: the famous tielle sétoise, Lucques olives, and the delicious Zézettes, a traditional local biscuit. A flavorful immersion in the heart of the region!
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Gourmet Sete tour from Montpellier
Reviews
1 review
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Great short trip to Sete
jennywI8214WT,
Jul 27, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00A lovely long walking tour, led by David our knowledgable guide, all around Sete. Took in the traditional tourist visit along the canals, plus walking the back streets and along the working port - all very interesting to see. David bought samples of the local specialities for us to try - octopus pie, cheese, zezette biscuits, olives etc which we ate in Les Halles whilst admiring the produce. Then a trip (by car!) to the top of the local high point to get an aerial view over the town and wider Mediterranean area. If you only have a half day to spare (as we did) then this is a great way to get an overview of Sete.
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