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The Camargue Regional Natural Park, in France. Nature, protagonist, makes this place, a unique place with inexplicable charm for summer holidays.

Camargue: what see

If from a trip, a holiday, you are expecting an emotional experience that leaves a memory and a particular mark, this is the type of trip for you…

Le Camargue is a lagoon area in southern France, which is located after Marseille, characterized by the presence of a unique and varied scenario where the land is made up of hectares of sand, swamps, ponds and rice fields, where the wild and uncontaminated nature is the backdrop to the white horses that travel free in the fields, where the pink flamingos walk in the salt flats and where the indomitable bulls graze.

The long beaches, immense, characterized by white sand….where everything is free from impositions.

A place that amazes, a place that has stood still in the time of its traditions. A place that strikes you in the heart for the strong character of its nature and its inhabitants.

What to see and what to do in the Camargue

Saint marie of the sea

Its village soul, gathered around the fortified church of Notre Dame de la mer. The houses are low, while the narrow streets animated by gypsies, they overlook the long beaches and the sea…

Climb to the roof of the church, dedicated to Santa Sara, the patron saint of the gypsies. With about fifty steps and a few euros you can witness a breathtaking view.

Aigues Mortes

The name of this country “waters that die”comes from the salt flats, that is, the completely pink lakes that surround the fortress and that you find on the way to reach it. The atmosphere of this place is incredible, it seems to be projected into another time. Inside this majestic fortress that was inhabited in the past by the Templars, low houses, very special shops, inns and restaurants surrounded by a very romantic atmosphere. A place full of charm. I remember when one evening I arrived near the fortress, and from afar I stopped to admire its beauty….It was all lit up and in the background the moon that seemed to illuminate her…

Arles

Famous for inspiring Van Gogh's paintings

This lively town that lives on the banks of the Rhone, The center is characterized by very narrow alleys, from squares, brasserie, locals, cafes and restaurants.

Unesco World Heritage, the Roman amphitheater, Les Arènes is the center of the Arles Fair, the Easter party that attracts to the city 500.000 visitors and many bullfighting enthusiasts.

Le Grau-du-Roi

Renowned seaside resort, Le grau-du-roi owes its fame to a picturesque fishing port, to beautiful beaches of fine sand and a large marina, Port-Camargue

In Camargue, what not to miss:

• The immense sandy beaches and the sunsets over the sea
• go on a bike excursion
• horseback riding
• attend a fair (non-violent run)
• get lost in the territory and admire the salt pans, get lost in the territory and admire the salt pans.

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CAMARGUE: WHAT TO SEE

If from a trip, a holiday, you expect an emotional experience that leaves a memory and a special sign this is the type of trip that’s right for you …

Le Camargue is a lagoon area in the south of France, located after Marseille, characterized by the presence of a unique and varied scenery where the land is made up of acres of sand, marshes, ponds and rice fields, where the wild and unspoiled nature makes the background to the white horses that travel free in the fields, where the pink flamingos walk in the salt pans and where the indomitable bulls graze.

The long, immense beaches, characterized by white sand … .where everything is free from impositions.

A place that amazes, a place that has stopped in the time of its traditions. A place that strikes you at heart for the strong character of its nature and its inhabitants.

What to see and what to do in Camargue

Saint marie de la Mer

Its village soul, gathered around the fortified church of Notre Dame de la mer. The houses are low, while the narrow streets animated by gypsies, overlook the long beaches and the sea …

Climb to the roof of the church, dedicated to Santa Sara, the patron saint of the gypsies. With fifty steps and a few euros you can witness a breathtaking view.

Aigues Mortes

The name of this country “dying waters” comes from the salt pans, ie the completely pink lakes that surround the fortress and that you find on the way to reach it. Incredible the atmosphere of this place, seems to be projected into another time. Within this majestic fortress that was inhabited in the past by the Templars, low houses, very special shops, inns and restaurants surrounded by a romantic atmosphere. A place full of charm. I remember when one evening I arrived near the fortress, and from a distance I stopped to admire its beauty … It was all lit up and in the background the moon that seemed to illuminate her …

Arles

Famous for having inspired the paintings of Van Gogh

This lively town that lives on the banks of the rhone, the center is characterized by very narrow lanes, squares, brasseries, clubs, cafes and restaurants.

Unesco world heritage site , the Roman amphitheater, Les Arènes is the center of the Arles Feria , the Easter festival that attracts 500,000 visitors to the city and many bullfighting enthusiasts.

Le Grau-du-Roi

Renowned seaside resort, Le grau-du-roi owes its fame to a picturesque fishing port, fine sandy beaches and a large marina, Port-Camargue

In Camargue, what not to lose:

• The immense sandy beaches and sunsets over the sea
• take a bike trip
• take a horse ride
• attend a feria (non-violent bullfight)
• get lost in the area and admire the salt marshes, the swamps and the happy animals.

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