
Here you can combine vacation, ecotourism, and low-carbon travel. The Valergues train station is just 700 meters from the Villa du Verger. By train, you can reach downtown Montpellier in 15 minutes without a car (no parking stress). Take the Hérault “Voies Vertes” bike paths and continue on the Via Rhôna. Finally, if you have an electric car, take advantage of the RÉVÉO charging stations just 500 m from your accommodation.
Discover "Domaine de l'Enclos de la Croix", an organic winery in Lansargues, just 8 minutes from the village of Valergues. We’ve chosen this local winery to curate our welcome basket of “Zero” wine (zero pesticides, zero-kilometer, zero-carbon) and fruit juice. If, during your stay, you’d like to combine business with pleasure and are looking for an authentic experience, be sure to plan a quick stop at the winery for some wine tourism and to discover one of the Hérault’s hidden gems.


Want to swap the tranquility of the orchard for the sound of the waves? Less than 30 km away, the Mediterranean coast awaits you. Head out to the vast expanses of Carnon, let yourself be surprised by the bold architectural lines of La Grande-Motte, or immerse yourself in the wilder atmosphere of Espiguette. The hardest part will be choosing your beach! Discover the most beautiful beaches in Languedoc.
Located just 20 minutes from the Villa du Verger, Montpellier beautifully combines the medieval charm of its historic center with the boldness of its modern architecture. Nicknamed the “Little Florence of the South,” this Languedoc city will charm you with its sun-drenched pedestrian streets, lively squares, and the laid-back Mediterranean lifestyle...
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Ideally located, the Villa du Verger opens the door to untamed nature and a fascinating heritage. Just a stone’s throw away, a landscape unlike any other in the world unfolds before you: watch flocks of flamingos take flight, and catch glimpses of white horses and black bulls—the very soul of this land of traditions. Be sure to stop in Aigues-Mortes to stroll along the top of its majestic medieval ramparts, which overlook the spectacular pink salt flats.