Discover…
A 3-hectare estate
In the benevolent shade of century-old pines
the Holiday Village extends over 3 hectares. An exceptional site on the shores of the Mediterranean, where Languedoc traditions, sightseeing and water sports all come together.
Direct, private access to the beach
Located on the corniche and well served by public transport, Le Lazaret is close to shops and not far from the town center. Its direct access to the beach, with no roads to cross, makes it a privileged and safe location, particularly for family stays and seaside classes.
A unique site where the word vacation takes on its full meaning!
At Le Lazaret, everyone lives at their own pace in a friendly atmosphere. The pleasant, attentive staff will make you want to come back again and again.
Around the table
Meals where conviviality is on the menu! Take advantage of our tasty and generous buffets to get together with family, friends or work colleagues around our regional products, and enjoy this delicious moment of sharing.
Varied seasonal buffets prepared by our chef.
Additional meals: please book no later than 1h before the relevant service.
Breakfast: 7:30am to 10:00am
Lunch: 12pm to 1:30pm
Dinner: 7pm to 8:30pm
For picnics: please book no later than 7pm the day before.
A formula to suit you:
Night + Breakfast (BnB)
Available only during certain periods
Half board :
breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Full board :
All-inclusive breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Enjoy a carefree stay!
Picnics available on reservation.
Our specialities and cocktails, with or without alcohol…
Open from 5.30pm to 11pm. Opening times may vary according to season
The Domaine du Lazaret in Sète is a historic vacation center founded in 1865 by Pastor Lucien Benoit, with a vocation for hospitality and solidarity, particularly for modest families and vulnerable people.
Today, it continues to promote access to restorative vacations for all, in an exceptional natural setting of three hectares of pine forest, with a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea.
Created in 1865, it owes its name to the “Pointe du Lazaret”.
Le Lazaret takes its name from the “Pointe du Lazaret”, where the Protestant parish of Sète and Pastor Lucien Benoit created a sea bathing establishment in 1865. France’s first family home, the Lazaret welcomes families, groups, schoolchildren, seminars and people from all walks of life, in a climate of freedom that encourages encounters and personal development. Le Lazaret enjoys a strong reputation among many families, some of whom have been loyal guests for over 80 years.
Domaine du Lazaret in Sète has a rich and fascinating history. The site was once a quarantine facility, founded in the 18th century to accommodate ships and their crews before they could enter the port of Sète. The aim was to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, such as the plague, by isolating travelers for a set period of time.
Over time, the estate evolved into a care and treatment center for people suffering from various epidemics, serving as a sanitary control point for the region. In the 19th century, it was enlarged and modernized to meet growing needs.
Today, the Domaine du Lazaret is an emblematic site in Sète, often associated with its historical past, yet at the same time a space dedicated to cultural and social projects, symbolizing the resilience and evolution of this Mediterranean region.
