France
The Camargue region places you near remarkable sites like Nîmes (Roman arena, Maison Carrée), Pont du Gard (aqueduct), and Avignon (Papal Palace).
Also within reach are Uzès, a charming ducal town, Marseille with its Old Port, and elegant Aix-en-Provence.
Independent travel offers flexibility, while organized tours simplify logistics for multi-site visits.
Plan your own pace and itinerary. Independent travel often lessens costs if you have a rental car or prefer public transport on your schedule.
Tours simplify reaching multiple sites without personal transport. This removes navigation and parking concerns.
Beyond the Camargue's unique wetlands, the surrounding region holds diverse natural landscapes, from limestone hills to famed lavender fields.
This park features picturesque limestone mountains, olive groves, and charming villages like Les Baux-de-Provence.
Known for iconic hilltop villages like Gordes and Roussillon, and stunning seasonal lavender fields.
The Alpilles contrast the flat Camargue, with hiking and panoramic views. The Luberon offers classic Provençal rural charm.
Rugged limestone formations define this area, offering stunning vistas.
This area captures classic Provençal charm with its villages and agriculture.
Extend your cultural exploration beyond the Camargue's borders to uncover more of Provence's rich heritage.
A dramatically situated medieval hilltop village with castle ruins.
Known for Roman ruins and its ties to Vincent van Gogh.
Eygalières and Fontvieille offer glimpses of authentic Provençal rural life and scenic beauty.
Visit its Abbey Church, an UNESCO World Heritage site and a Camino de Santiago stop.
Explore historical layers that extend into the Alpilles.
Discover smaller villages beyond the well-trodden path.
Walk in the footsteps of famous painters.
Consider extending your trip beyond a single day for exploration of the wider region.
Dedicate 1-3 extra days to the Luberon or Alpilles, staying in a charming guesthouse.
Add 2-3 days to visit cities like Nice, Cannes, or Monaco for a different coastal atmosphere.
For rugged mountain scenery and hiking, a 2-3 day extension offers a wilder landscape.
Begin in Camargue, then explore Arles for Roman history, Avignon for papal sites, and the Luberon for charming villages.
Combine your Camargue visit with a journey along the French Riviera, stopping in Nice, Cannes, or Monaco.
Head west to the Occitanie region, including cities like Montpellier, Toulouse, or the medieval Carcassonne.
