Camping Municipal Pech d’Ay

The telephone reservation was not noted down after all, but we were still able to get a spot for 3 nights. Sanitary facilities were limited in number but clean. Friendly reception, but strict regarding times and appointments. Many terraces and eateries nearby, ranging from expensive to cheaper. Local supermarket also within walking distance. The mussels and oysters are fresh from the Etang du Thau, which the campsite overlooks. No entertainment except for the Bouleodrome.

Received excellent help from a friendly gentleman outside opening hours. He happened to be there. View of the bay and spacious pitches for 30 p/night. 2 people and camper. Plenty of restaurants and bars on the boulevard and around the corner to the village. You can cycle to Sete and Meze via cycle paths, sometimes on the road. We were bothered by mosquitoes and the showers were far too hot and couldn't be adjusted. It was clean, though.

Beautiful location right on the water. We received a friendly welcome from reception, depending on our booking for two nights, but we added one more, no problem. A charming village with many restaurants where you can enjoy a wide variety of fish, mussels, lobster, and more. Beautiful bike paths, you can cycle endlessly. All in all, a fantastic campsite for a few nights.