Discover the best attractions and experiences Camargue has to offer
Explore ancient stones and noble façades that tell Camargue's long history, from Roman arenas to medieval abbeys.
A well-preserved Roman amphitheatre in the heart of Arles, hosting concerts and events today.
Ancient Roman necropolis along the Rhône, a tree-lined path with millennia of history.
A dramatic medieval abbey perched above the delta with sweeping views.
Delve into art, archaeology and regional life in Arles and along the delta.
Art museum in Arles showcasing paintings and photography from modern masters.
Archaeology museum focusing on Arles’ ancient past and its Roman heritage.
A contemporary arts campus hosting rotating exhibitions and creative programs.
Religious buildings that frame Camargue's spiritual and architectural landscape.
Harbor-facing church central to Saintes-Maries’ maritime heritage.
Romanesque church with a striking façade and medieval sculptures.
Historic abbey offering a sense of Camargue spirituality and history.
Protective preserves and bird-friendly parks where wildlife thrives.
A vast protected delta known for wetlands, wildlife and salt flats.
Family-friendly park dedicated to birds, especially flamingos, with elevated hides.
Quaint layouts and seaside villages that define the Camargue experience.
Medieval streets, rhythm of plazas and historic landmarks.
Fabled fishing village with a lively harbor and sandy beaches.
Port town at the mouth of the Petit Camargue with beaches and dunes.
Enjoy the Camargue landscape without spending a euro.
Scan the marshes for flamingos, pink-footed stilts and other waders.
Long, wild sands with dramatic dunes and sea breezes.
Experience local life and fresh sea air without an entry fee.
Flavors of the Camargue—sea, salt, and regional pasture.
Slow-braised Camargue bull meat stew with vegetables and herbs.
Creamy cod purée mixed with olive oil and potatoes.
Herb-studded flatbread often served warm with olive oil.
Light, refreshing pink wine typical of the region.
Evenings in Camargue's towns offer bars, live music and sunset charms.
Casual spots along the marina with sunset vibes.
Outdoor performances and friendly town squares after dark.
Evening showcases by Camargue guardians with horses and cattle.
Wildlife encounters and local culture add playful touches to your visit.
Close-up views of the iconic pink birds in their marsh habitat.
Watch traditional guardians work with horses and bulls.
Calm excursions that bring you into the heart of the lagoons.
Active ways to enjoy the wetlands, beaches and open skies.
Guided rides to see wildlife up close.
Paddle through reeds and near shorebirds.
Adventure tours across the flat wetlands.
Offbeat experiences that go beyond the usual tourist path.
Witness vast salt pans and working saltworks.
Spend time with a local guardian herd and learn about bulls and horses.
Quiet routes offering sunrise birdwatching and easy cycling.