Last Updated on December 27, 2025

You can literally stay in the resort for 55 Euros a night by renting a camp spot pitch and setting up your own tent, or you can spend up to around 500 Euros a night for a special luxury chalet in the campsite area.
In between cost-wise, in the resort, are apartments (normally between about 100 to 150 Euros a night on average) and several hotels (rooms vary).
So let me walk you through the various main options.
In the early days, when I first started going to Cap d’Agde myself, with my partner, the only hotel was ‘Hotel Eve’. Hotel Eve still exists but is arguably one of the more dated options hotel-wise, and it is the furthest from the beach.
The best options are the newer hotels, and these are:

Natureva Spa is roughly 500 meters from the sea-front and a popular apartment-hotel which also has its own:
Natureva Spa DOES book out very early in the season, so normally the best strategy is to book as soon as you can.
Built around 5 years ago, the Oz Inn Hotel is also based inside the naturist resort and is also in a good location, and roughly a 5-minute walk to the beach (although it might take slow walkers a little longer).
This is another great option, and prices tend to range from Euros 120 and upwards.
The facilities are very good and include:
There are more than one thousand apartments within the resort, and these apartments are available for rent mostly through 3 or 4 main agencies, although a few apartments are rented out directly from the owners.
The apartments are placed mostly in the Heliopolis and Port Nature buildings.

There is a campsite INSIDE the naturist resort, and this is run by Rene Oltra, so you can only book the campsite accommodation options through them.
The campsite is much more than just camp spots, with the following options possible:
The campsite also has its own extras, i.e., a bar in the middle, some seafood stores, a launderette near the front entrance, and some of their own events.