Last Updated on November 13, 2023
– Review from Tony Pompey
We do not tend to lie in bed late at Cap dAgde as there is too much to do and see, so we are up at 8.30 or 9.00 am.
We often breakfast at L’Horizon where it is just so nice to sit in their birthday suits on the terrace.
We take a leisurely breakfast of bread, croissants, coffee, or sometimes bacon and eggs and enjoy the views.
The Mediterranean shimmers and slowly people start to fill the beach, bathing as nature intended, under the warm sun.
Enjoying time away from the daily toil back home, afterward, perhaps a little shopping, check out the fashions and purchase something for Mrs P to wear in the evening.
There are several shops in the resort where you can buy some really quite erotic and interesting costumes, bodysuits, and clothes that barely cover the body (ideal for a naturist resort in the evening) as anything goes here.
A little word of warning though that the clothing in the shops can be a little expensive, so looking and buying erotic clothing online can save you a lot of money if you buy before the trip.
This year in our second week, however, we stayed at Babylone, so the routine varied a little.
A brief stroll through the village to the bakery and supermarket.
The proprietor of the bakery is so jolly. He gives an enthusiastic ‘bonjour’ or ‘bon vacance’ for each customer.
We then go back to the apartment and breakfast on the terrace when staying in Babylone as on this trip.
Then a spell by the pool and then we often go to the beach around lunchtime and may park ourselves on the sunbeds at Les Galions or this year we enjoyed the beds below the beach restaurant just before the couple’s beach.
The service here was great and the wines and food were enjoyable.
Then a read of the newspaper or a book and time for a walk along the beach to cool off in the breeze and to enjoy the views.
In the late afternoon or early evening, we return to the apartment and dress for the night ahead.
We like to dine at Jardin 16; always reliable and the chance to chat over dinner and perhaps make conversation with the neighboring table.
This year we met a lovely couple from London who were both 84 and had been going to Cap D’Agde for many years!
Afterward, we took a promenade, perhaps a drink at Waiki Beach to take in the sights.
Melrose is also a favorite of ours and so on a good night, the atmosphere rocks, and the sexual tension is so acute.
It really is a place you have to see to believe. It is a bit like marmite though in that people seem to either love or hate the Melrose Bar in Cap d’Agde resort.
We always try and take in one of the world-famous mousse parties they hold every day and this year we were lucky enough to be at Babylone when they had a pool party for the SDC crowd. And what a party it was!
We remember all these lovely experiences and especially as the winter draws close, they keep us going until summer next year when we can do it all again!
The weather is normally great in the summer months sat Cap ‘dAgde but it is of course not guaranteed to be great every day of course.
So just to mention what we do on rainy days as there are still things you can get up to. What many people do is head to the saunas such as the 2et2 and Histoires saunas.
You can buy all-day passes so that you can pop in and out over the course of the day. We often put a jacket on and go for a nice long beach walk and then head to the sauna (stripping off all the clothes of course) and then relax and take a look at the playrooms, or head into the hot tub and saunas.
There is always fun to be had and something to do at cap d’Agde we love the place and will be back this coming summer!