To help you organise an exploration of the Canal du Midi that suits your needs, here are various maps of the Canal du Midi: an interactive map, a map of the canal for cyclists, a map for boaters, a UNESCO map, as well as some downloadable guides!
The interactive map on this official website of the Canal du Midi allows you to access information on the canal’s must-see attractions, as well as nearby cultural sites, accommodation and restaurants, and boat and bike hire companies.
Cycling along the Canal du Midi is an adventure accessible to all! Here are some maps that will be useful for organising your trip...
The Canal des Deux Mers (Two Seas Canal) is made up of the Canal Latéral à la Garonne from the Atlantic to Toulouse, then the Canal du Midi from Toulouse to the Mediterranean. On the Canal des 2 Mers à Vélo website, discover the 750-km route from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, stage by stage.
The map opposite can be downloaded in digital format (pdf). On the back, each section includes tourist information to help you organise your itinerary.
While travelling along the Canal du Midi by boat, it is very useful to have an accurate map showing all the locks, ports and moorings!
This map shows the boundaries of the Canal du Midi as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The listing concerns the structure in all its components, including:
This documentation presents the property of UNESCO canal du Midi in its different aspects (history, management, uses, biodiversity...) and details more specifically 25 places distributed on its linear, arranged on a map.
Documentation "Canal du Midi, world heritage" (ES) (5Mo, pdf)
This guide provides detailed information about the canal, its history and its water supply system, as well as the heritage sites to be discovered.
It has been designed and is offered free of charge by the Canalfriends community, which brings together waterway users, professionals and enthusiasts.
A children’s guide is also available for download.
