Camargue Regional Nature Park — Attraction in Arles

We came to see flamingos somewhere close by, but all of them were far away. Park is quite big, even with the car you need a whole day if you are planning to discover the whole park. Uploading the map for you to plan the rout in advance. For us it definitely would have been handy to see it before. The locals told us that most of the flamingos live next to Pioch-Badet, but we didn't have any time more to go to that part of the park as the connection road (next by Digue a la Mer) was closed for reconstruction. Furthermore, there are a lot of salty (dried) see lakes. Keep in mind that you are not allowed to get off the path. Check my instagram @aleksandria.rudenko for more useful...

Beautiful park between the Rhône Delta and Mediterranean sea.

We went there to see the sea, visit the ornithological park and go horse riding.

Everything is very close by and quite well preserved. We were however a bit sad to see that there was a lot of plastic pollution on the sea. We spent some time collecting plastic on the beach and it was easily.

It's easy to find restaurants or shops in Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer and it's fairly close from a lot of things in Camargue.

We went there end of October and the weather was perfect, but I heard that summer times can be quite tough with...

We visited Camargue Nature Park by car at the beginning of August and enjoyed a peaceful journey through its unique landscapes and rich nature. The wetlands and open fields are stunning, offering a real sense of escape. While we didn’t spot any flamingos and found the viewing points toward the Étang de Vaccarès somewhat limited, the overall experience was still worthwhile. The route is dotted with stalls offering “authentic products,” though many of the packaged goods can be found in local supermarkets for a fraction of the price. Despite this, the beauty of the park makes it a...