The Camargue and its lagoons: a wild adventure by van or motorhome
Between land and water, the Camargue unfolds its unique landscapes where flamingos, white horses and endless lagoons invite you to escape. An authentic road trip to experience by van or motorhome.
The Camargue, a triangle of land between the Rhône and the Mediterranean, is an invitation to freedom. Here, roads turn into sandy tracks, lagoons into mirrors of the sky, and every stop becomes a discovery. Get your van or motorhome ready: we’re off to explore the must-see spots of this preserved nature, between traditions and wide-open spaces.
Parc naturel régional de Camargue
© Wikimedia CommonsThe beating heart of the region, this park protects exceptional biodiversity between marshes, lagoons and salt flats. Watch flamingos, bulls and Camargue horses in their natural habitat.
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Étang de Vaccarès
© Wikimedia CommonsThe largest lagoon in the Camargue is a paradise for migratory birds and lovers of breathtaking landscapes. A drive along its shores in your van offers stunning views.
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Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
© Wikimedia CommonsAn iconic Camargue village, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer combines wild beaches, lively lanes and gypsy traditions. Don’t miss its fortified church and colourful markets.
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Aigues-Mortes
© Wikimedia CommonsThis medieval walled city immerses you in history with its towers, salt pans and unique atmosphere. Taste Camargue salt and admire the flamingos from the saltworks.
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Réserve naturelle nationale de Camargue
© Wikimedia CommonsListed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this reserve is home to exceptional wildlife and flora. Perfect for a hike or birdwatching in complete tranquillity.
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Le Grau-du-Roi
© Wikimedia CommonsA fishing port and seaside resort, Le Grau-du-Roi charms with its fine sandy beaches and maritime atmosphere. An ideal stop for a relaxing break before hitting the road again.