Experience the thrill of traditional Camargue horse games and skills in the heart of the French Camargue region.
A well-preserved Roman amphitheatre, hosting bullfights and concerts.
A vast wetland area home to diverse bird species and the famous Camargue horses.
A charming coastal town with a historic church and beautiful beaches.
A medieval hilltop village with stunning views, art galleries, and a light show.
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring a stunning Roman aqueduct bridge.
A fortified medieval town with impressive ramparts and a rich history.
Camargue can have sudden rain showers, especially in spring and autumn.
The horse show and exploring Camargue involve a lot of walking.
Protection from the sun is crucial, especially during summer events.
To get a closer view of the horses and other wildlife in Camargue.
Mosquitoes can be a nuisance, especially in the evenings near the water.
To keep your phone powered for photos, maps, and communication.
For carrying daily essentials and souvenirs during your trip.
A charming, historic café known for its delightful breakfast spreads and authentic French ambiance.
A renowned restaurant offering a unique breakfast experience amidst the Camargue's wetlands.
A popular lunch spot offering delicious, locally-sourced dishes in a vibrant setting.
A lively brasserie near the Camargue Horse Show, offering a variety of French dishes.
A fine dining restaurant offering stunning views of the Camargue and exceptional cuisine.
A unique dining experience within a historic monastery, offering a delightful dinner menu.