SETE
On the trail of the terrible pirate Barberoussette!
The Mediterranean Sea was not a safe place in the 16th century. For years, the dreaded Barberoussette and his shipwrecking pirate companions had been wreaking havoc along the coast of Sète.
Captured in 1586, Barberoussette, whose real name was Gaspar Dot, never betrayed the hiding place of his treasure! Is it hidden in the woods of Mont Saint-Clair or on the banks of the canals? No one has ever found it!
Practical information
– Approx. 1h30 walk along the canals and in the Haut district.
– For families aged 3/4 and over. Climbs along the way, but can be bypassed.
– Free application available on
> Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/decouvrez-sete/id485304838?mt=8
> Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.furetcompany.sete&feature=search_result&hl=fr
– Year-round.
Features:
You can take advantage of the treasure hunt to visit the lighthouse (open seasonally), the Nocca trawler, the Musée de la Mer, watch the trawlers…
A moins de 30 mn à pied de la gare de Sète ! (environ 21 min et 1817 m).
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