Top 3 Natural Monuments around Capestang
Capestang’s landscape is a beautiful place to explore — something that you can best experience by visiting one of our 3
beautiful natural monuments around Capestang. To help you find the one for, you can see all the details you need to explore the best natural monuments, and better plan your next outdoor adventure!
Last updated: April 27, 2026
View of the Étang de Montady
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Panorama of the Massif de la Clape and the Mediterranean
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Poets' Plateau
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View of Étang de Vendres
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The Vendres pond is a coastal pond known for its rich biodiversity.
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Oppidum of Ensérune
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Nice view from the la clape massif. On the other hand, lots of mosquitoes already in April here, it's good but you have to avoid stopping...
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Beautiful view of the lake across the fields and vineyards. The Vendres pond is a coastal pond known for its rich biodiversity.
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Very nice park with many old trees, benches and statues of the greats of French literature.
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Nice view of this atypical and ingenious culture. Thanks to drainage canals, the water is led to a central collector, which explains the star-shaped arrangement of the fields and vineyards. This canal system dates back to the 13th century. The water is then evacuated through a ditch on a slope towards the Capestang pond and through a gallery under the Ensérune hill and under the Malpas tunnel. Heavy rains like the end of October 2019 can cause it to reappear. The pond is visible from the Montady tower, a vestige of the old 12th century castle, and from the top of the Ensérune oppidum hill.
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Park dedicated to Occitan poets
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This is a Mediterranean lagoon that was drained by a drainage system in the Middle Ages. The lake was drained by radial or star-shaped drainage ditches, all of which lead to a central circular distribution ditch. The water was drained from there. The star-shaped canals look extremely impressive to this day.
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Spectacular view
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