Contact/Route

Esprit de Co(r)ps can be rented with skipper for (short) trips or (team)coachings.
For more information, bookings or reservation please send an email to:
m.cops@sailmediterranee.com

Sète is located in the South of France, on the Mediterranean coast, in the department of the Herault and the Languedoc-Roussillon area. Sète is the most fascinating small town on the French Mediterranean coast precisely because it doesn’t go out of its way to be charming. It doesn’t have the time. This is an attractive – but serious – port full of working people with stuff to ship out and turbot to sell.

From abroad, the easiest & quickest way to get to Sete is to fly to Montpellier.

Sète is:
– 30 minutes away from the Montpellier-Méditerranée airport
From Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport :

  • 1hour from Paris, Lyon et Nice
  • 1hour and a half from London (GB), Frankfort (D) and Brussels (B)

– 45 min from the Béziers-Cap d’Agde airport
From Béziers-Cap d’Agde airport :

  • 2 hour from Bristol (GB), and Odense (DN)
  • 2 hour and ten minutes from London (GB)

– one hour from Nimes airport.

You can also travel to Sete by train
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Sète is directly linked with Paris (3 hours 40 minutes) by fast train (“TGV”) and is less than two hours away by car from Toulouse or Marseille and 3 hours away from Barcelona.
2 hours from Lyon, Toulouse or Marseille
2 hours and forty minutes from Grenoble
4 hours from Geneva
Use regional trains to discover Sète :
www.ter-sncf.com

– By motorway :
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The toll of “Sète/Balaruc les Bains” is an ideal way out for drivers on the A9 (“la languedocienne”) or the A75 (“la méridienne”).

  • 1 hour and a half from Toulouse and Marseille (by A9)
  • 3 hours from Barcelone, Lyon, Grenoble et Nice (by A9)
  • 3 h 30 from Clermont Ferrand (via A75 and the Millau viaduc).