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Experience the Camargue from the inside 🐎🌾

Just a few minutes from Mas de la Huppe, discover the traditions and unique landscapes of our region.

• Visit to manades: discover the breeding of Camargue bulls and horses with enthusiasts.

• Camargue evenings: music, local gastronomy and a festive atmosphere at the heart of traditions.

• Horseback riding: cross marshes and wild trails to the rhythm of the Camargue steps.

• 4x4 Safari: Go on an adventure to observe the emblematic fauna and flora, including flamingos, bulls and horses.

Experience authentic moments, close to the soul of the Camargue... and leave with unforgettable memories.

Discovering the Camargue and the Costières 🌿🍇

From the Mas de la Huppe, set off to explore a region with many faces, between wild nature, age-old traditions and exceptional terroirs.

🍷 In the heart of the Costières

• Take the wine route to discover renowned wine estates.

• Chat with passionate arborists and taste their sun-drenched fruits.

• Let yourself be seduced by rolling landscapes, between vineyards, orchards and olive groves.

Between Camargue traditions and wine-growing region, your stay will be an authentic immersion in the art of living in the South.

From Mas de la Huppe, easily reach the most beautiful beaches on the Mediterranean coast.

☀️ Le Grau-du-Roi
Lively seaside resort with its picturesque port, family beaches and terraces facing the sea.

🌊 Espiguette Beach
A wild jewel of several kilometers of golden sand, classified as a protected natural site, ideal for lovers of wide open spaces.

🏝️ The Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
Between Camargue traditions, endless beaches and bohemian atmosphere, an emblematic place to absolutely discover.

Here, there is no shortage of places to swim, relax or simply admire a sunset over the Mediterranean.

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer – In the heart of the Camargue 🌾🌊

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer immerses you in the authenticity of the Camargue, between traditions, nature and the seaside.

• The village: picturesque alleys, small shaded squares and white houses typical of the Camargue.

• The fortified church of Saintes-Maries: a place of pilgrimage dedicated to Saint Sara, protector of the gypsies, offering a panoramic view of the village and the sea.

• The beaches: stretches of fine sand ideal for swimming, walks or water sports.

• The wild Camargue: marshes, ponds and herds to discover on foot or on horseback, with pink flamingos and emblematic bulls.

• Festivals and traditions: Camargue events, including the famous gypsy pilgrimages and bullfighting festivities.

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer combines beach, nature and local traditions, for a complete immersion in the heart of the Camargue.

Aigues-Mortes – Medieval town in the heart of the salt marshes ⚓🏰

Aigues-Mortes immerses you in the medieval history of the Camargue. Founded by Saint Louis in the 13th century, this perfectly preserved fortified city is a true journey through time.

• The ramparts: 1.6 km of promenade offering a breathtaking view of the pinkish-hued salt marshes, the city rooftops and the Petite Camargue.

• The Constance Tower: former lighthouse and prison, an impressive witness to the history of France.

• The historic heart: cobbled streets, shaded squares, churches and craft shops.

• Les Salins du Midi: guided tour by mini-train, bike or on foot, to admire the salt mounds and observe the pink flamingos.

Aigues-Mortes is a major historical site, a picturesque setting, and a gateway to Camargue traditions. Ideal for a day combining culture, nature, and gourmet delights.

Arles offers a remarkable ancient heritage and a unique cultural atmosphere, which inspired Van Gogh and seduces history and art lovers.

• The Arles Arena: 1st century Roman amphitheater, still used for shows and events.

• The ancient theatre and the cryptoporticus: impressive remains of the Roman past, in the heart of the city.

• UNESCO-listed monuments: Arles, a city listed as a World Heritage Site, is full of emblematic sites to discover on foot.

• The historic center: cobbled streets, lively squares, Romanesque churches and Provençal markets.

• Art and culture: art galleries, workshops, festivals and the legacy of Van Gogh, whose famous paintings depict the landscapes and monuments of Arles.

Arles combines history, art and Provençal traditions, for exciting and inspiring visits.

Nîmes – The French Rome 🏛️🌿

Nîmes reveals an exceptional Roman heritage and a vibrant Mediterranean atmosphere.

• The Arena: a perfectly preserved 1st century Roman amphitheater, still used for concerts, shows and ferias.

• The Maison Carrée: a Roman temple built under Augustus, a jewel of ancient architecture listed by UNESCO.

• The Jardins de la Fontaine: one of the oldest public gardens in Europe, combining ponds, statues, lush vegetation and ancient remains such as the Tour Magne and the Temple of Diana.

• The historic center: cobbled streets, lively squares, Provençal markets and numerous terraces where you can savor the art of living in the South.

• Le Carré d'Art: contemporary art museum designed by Norman Foster, opposite the Maison Carrée.

Nîmes appeals to history buffs as much as to lovers of culture, gastronomy and traditional festivals.

Less than an hour from Mas de la Huppe, the Mediterranean opens up an infinite playground for you to enjoy water in all its forms.

• Boat trips: discover the Camargue coastline, wild beaches and picturesque ports.

• Towed buoys & towed sports: guaranteed laughs with family or friends.

• Jet ski: experience the thrill of speed on the water, alone or with someone else.

• Kitesurfing & windsurfing: Grau-du-Roi and Espiguette beach offer spots popular with water sports enthusiasts.

• Paddle & sea kayaking: explore the canals, lagoons and coves gently.

• Diving & snorkeling: admire the Mediterranean flora and fauna.

Whether you're looking for adrenaline or relaxation, the sea is within reach for unforgettable experiences.