An emblematic region of southern France, the Camargue fascinates visitors with its wide-open spaces, lively traditions and untamed nature. Bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and shaped by the Rhone delta, it offers a unique backdrop to pink flamingos, white horses, black bulls and salt marshes. A stay in the Camargue is a plunge into a land of contrasts, between wild beaches, rice fields, authentic villages and a remarkable cultural heritage.
Ideal for outdoor vacations, this destination appeals to horseback riders, heritage enthusiasts and families in search of authenticity. Whether it’s a traditional festival, an ornithological excursion or a visit to the ancient sites of Arles or Nîmes, the Camargue reveals a thousand faces. Camping La Brise, located in Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, is the ideal base from which to explore this unspoilt and inspiring region.
A guaranteed escape in the heart of the Camargue countryside
Camargue: The ideal tourist destination!
Nestled between the arms of the Rhône and the shores of the Mediterranean, the Camargue is an exceptional region. A veritable jewel in the crown of southern France, it attracts travelers in search of relaxation, authenticity and wilderness. With its sparkling ponds, flamingo-filled marshes, sandy beaches and deep-rooted traditions, the Camargue offers a unique tourist experience.
The ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts, this region combines the pleasures of idleness and discovery. From the medieval streets of Aigues-Mortes to the Roman arenas of Nîmes and the vast protected natural areas, every visit is an experience to be savored.
Heritage, culture and the good life
Towns & villages to visit in Camargue
Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
Cradle of the Camargue tradition, this emblematic seaside resort is also a major pilgrimage site. Its beaches, historic center and festive atmosphere make it an unmissable stopover.
Aigues-Mortes
Surrounded by medieval ramparts, this fortified city offers a journey back in time. Discover the Tour de Constance, the salt marshes and charming shopping streets.
Arles
A city of art and history, Arles has a fascinating Roman heritage and a wealth of museums. The Fondation Luma and the arena are among the must-sees.
Immersion in the heart of Camargue nature
Visiting the Camargue: places of interest
Camargue Regional Nature Park
A veritable ecological sanctuary, this park offers total immersion in an unspoilt environment. Between reed beds, rice paddies and wetlands, the fauna is exceptionally rich.
Pont de Gau Ornithological Park
An ideal place to observe birds in the wild, this park offers an educational walk in the heart of nature.
Le Salin de Giraud
An immense white expanse to the south of Arles, the salt marsh is spectacular in both color and size. A photogenic and instructive stopover.
Experience the Camargue at the pace of its passions
What to do in Camargue : Sports & Activities
Horse riding and manades
The Camargue can’t be discovered without horseback riding. Numerous manades offer an introduction to this tradition as you ride along the ponds and beaches.
Nautical activities
With its access to the Mediterranean Sea and numerous lakes, the Camargue is a paradise for canoe, kite-surf and paddleboard enthusiasts.
Camargue festivities
Between votive festivals, Camargue races and craft markets, local traditions set the pace for village life. A lively folklore to discover all year round.
Camargue all year round, according to your wishes
When is the best time to visit the Camargue?
Thanks to its Mediterranean climate, the Camargue can be visited all year round. Spring and autumn are ideal for enjoying mild temperatures and a resplendent natural environment. Summer attracts lovers of beaches and entertainment, while winter offers a quieter Camargue, ideal for nature walks.
