Tourism
TOURISM
The Camargue
Our hotel, ideally located in Arles, is the perfect base from which to discover the Camargue. Nestling between the Mediterranean and the Rhône delta, this vast wetland reveals landscapes sculpted by the river, the sea, the wind and the sun. A land of delicate balance, the Camargue closely combines human activity and nature conservation. To ensure its harmonious development, the Camargue Regional Nature Park has been created, and many areas benefit from protection measures, such as Natura 2000 sites, Biosphere Reserves and Marine Reserves.
Exploring the Camargue also means becoming aware of the role played by man in transforming its landscapes. A land where rice is grown and salt is extracted, the Camargue is also a land of fishing and agriculture. It's impossible to talk about the Camargue without thinking of its emblematic Camargue horses and bulls. But the area is home to many other species, including the region's most emblematic bird: the majestic pink flamingo.
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Things to see and do
Visiting museums or natural areas, walking, cycling or horse-riding between the sea and the lakes, taking the tourist route or relaxing on the beaches... it's up to you to put your visit together, always bearing in mind that preserving the beauty of the Camargue is also your responsibility.
Etang du Vaccarès, heart of the Camargue National Nature Reserve
The salt marshes to the south
Beaches and dunes stretching for 50 km, including Beauduc beach
The Camargue Museum, gateway to the Regional Nature Park
Pont de Gau ornithological park
Camargue racing, a traditional sport but also a cultural art form
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