The village of Bages is not summarized only with the borough, as you notice at the edge of the pond, it consists of 4 inhabited places:

• the borough at the edge of the pond
• the hamlet of Prat de Cest more in the west between scrubland and via domitia
• the hamlet of Pesquis further back in the medium of the vines
• the hamlet of Estarac in the calm under the pine forest

The church of St. Martin of Bages:

Dates from the 13th century. The work of rising1 meter was completed about the 17^th  century. At the foot of the church the altitude measures 35 meters under the sea level.

The sundial:

Louis XIII would have made a gift to the village in order to thank the villagers for having accomodated and looked after the wounded soldiers at their return from the spanish war.

The fishing port:

On the left of the church, point of view of the pond and far away the massif of Carroux. By borrowing the staircases, a small walk of a hundred meters brings you to Caudeliers (beginning of the port).

Stroll on the road of the ponds:

The D105 takes you along in a fairy-like landscape (particularly with the rising and setting sun) to Peyriac the mer. Don't approach to close to the pink flamingos, because the are very anxious.

Footpath by the pond:

Picknick-Areas and games for the children along the pond, at the exit of the village, in direction of Peyriac de Mer.

Pesquis:

The Pesquinous family wich lived in the hamlet had goats, and the rich people of Narbonne came to get the milk of the Pesquinous.