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11 June 2023
Visiting the south of France? Then don't miss the Camargue, one of the most beautiful natural regions in the Mediterranean!
Here are seven must-do's to make the most of this exceptional region.
The Camargue is famous for its nature reserve, which is home to an incredibly diverse range of animal and plant species. Discover
this unique ecosystem along the hiking trails or on a guided boat tour. You will be able to spot pink flamingos, free-roaming bulls and
horses, as well as many other fascinating species.
The Camargue is world famous for its wild horses, the great “Chevaux de Camargue”. Get the most out of your stay by going for a horse ride to discover the breathtaking landscapes of the region. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, there are excursions to suit all levels, led by professional guides.
The Aigues-Mortes salt marshes are another Camargue treasure. These vast expanses of salt marshes offer a breathtaking sight, with their hues of pink, white and blue. Take a guided tour to learn more about salt production and the history of this traditional activity in the region.
The Camargue is rich in tradition and culture. Throw yourself into the excitement of a Camargue race, a traditional event where the gardians (bull herders) compete against the bulls in an arena.
Be sure to visit the region'’s charming towns, such as Arles and Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. Arles is renowned for its
Roman heritage, with its amphitheatre and thermal baths, while Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is an important place of pilgrimage and a delightful
seaside village where you can relax on beautiful beaches.
The Camargue offers plenty of opportunities for activities on the water. Whether you prefer sailing, kayaking,
kite-surfing or windsurfing, there's something for everyone in this region. Explore the wild coastlines, lagoons and canals, and enjoy the
natural beauty of the Camargue by the sea.
The cuisine of the Camargue is both authentic and tasty. Don't miss the chance to sample local specialities such as gardianne
de taureau
(a marinated bull stew), Camargue rice, fresh seafood such as tellines and mussels, and delicious goat's cheeses. Pair your meal
with a fine local wine and finish off with a sweet touch by savouring the famous fougasses and homemade jams.
All in all, the Camargue is a unique destination offering a variety of unforgettable activities and experiences. Whether you're a nature lover, horse-riding enthusiast, culture buff or food lover, you'll find something to suit you in this magnificent region. So don't wait a moment longer and plan your trip to the Camargue to discover these seven must-sees that will leave you with unforgettable memories.
Enjoy discovering the Camargue!
