Discover Caissargues from Hotel Restaurant Campanile Nîmes Sud

Let yourself be lulled by the history of water and olives along this route. Numerous elements of remarkable heritage reveal the work of Man in shaping the landscape, from the Roman era to the present day. Water has left its mark all along the loop with titanic hydraulic works and the omnipresence of dry stone. Cyclists can appreciate an educational layout around a noria, incredibly well preserved remains of the aqueduct created to bring water from Uzès to Nimes via the famous Pont du Gard. This itinerary also offers you a stroll near olive groves and oil mills. The most gourmands will be able to taste a bit of this land by tasting the famous AOP Olive and Olive Oil of Nimes. 1. Turn right "rue de la source" and left "rue de la Noria" and "rue du Canal". You will discover an educational installation around the theme of the aqueduct, a mosaic fresco and an old waterwheel. 2. Pass behind "l'église romane Saint-André" built in the XII around 1150. Take on your right and continue straight ahead (Be careful you cross the D6086). 3. Turn left "rue du marché aux boeufs" and right to take the road to "CABRIERES". 4. Take on the left the direction "chemin des planels" (sporting rise) 5. Stay on the main road until you reach the hiking post "la Table ronde" where you turn right and start a descent that borders fields of olive trees. 6. Enter Ledenon on the D427. Pass near the church (on the left). Enjoy the view of the castle (12th century). Then follow the "chemin de l'esperel" which will take you to the village of Saint Bonnet du Gard. 7. Join "SAINT-BONNET DU GARD" (Be careful, crossing the RN 86) 8 . Pass near its fortified church "chemin de Serhnac" then pass the railroad and take the green way of the bridge of Gard by taking on the right. 9. The variant "Vestiges de l'Aqueduc" leads you in the direction of authentic vestiges of the Aqueduct of Nîmes in Sernhac. Leave the green way. Following the signs, go up towards the Vallon d'Escaunes in Cantarelles. 10. Join the D205 to then join the Pont-du-Gard greenway. 11. Leave the green way to join the parking of the municipal swimming pool and continue on this road to the right direction Meynes. 12. Take the road to the left then to the right the "chemin de la manade" and join "la route de Bezouce" to the starting point.

ViaRhôna, from Saint-Gilles to Aigues-Mortes. Between Saint-Gilles and Gallician, the provisional itinerary enters the Camargue Gardoise Grand Site de France and takes you to the Centre du Scamandre. At Gallician, near the marina, you join the greenway that takes you through the Camargue Gardoise and its exceptional flora and fauna. You'll follow the old towpaths of the Rhône-Sète canal through the marshes before reaching Aigues-Mortes, a fortified town surrounded by marshes, vineyards and salt marshes. Don't miss the view from the Tour Carbonnière to better understand this extraordinary landscape. From Gallician, two loops linked to the Vauvert - Gallician greenway will enable you to discover the surrounding countryside between vineyards, marshes and reeds.

Between fountains and mills, history and traditions. A walk to discover Calvisson town centre and the surrounding area. A walk through Calvisson town center and the Roc de Gachone. Interpretation panels help you discover the town's historical heritage. ITINERARY : From Parking Plaisance, follow signs for Place Général de Gaulle, then Grand Rue and Roc de Gachone. From this crossroads, follow signs for Château, then Calvisson Plaisance, returning via the Florent washhouse. TO DISCOVER ALONG THE WAY : - Saint-Saturnin church of Romanesque origin, modified several times between the 12th and 15th centuries. - Laundries and fountains. - Remains of the 11th-century medieval castle. - The 19th-century halles (covered market) in the "Art Nouveau" style. - The 19th-century temple. - Panoramic views of the sea and Cévennes from the Roc de Gachone. - Windmills on the Roc de Gachone hill. - The House of Boutis, a decorative quilting technique. GOOD TO KNOW : Since prehistoric times, people have settled on the Vaunage, a large, beautiful plain between Nîmes, the banks of the Vidourle and the Mediterranean. In Roman times, the road linking Nîmes to Sommières brought the region to life, with its many farms. The present-day village of Calvisson was formed in the Middle Ages with the establishment of the priory of Saint Saturnin, of which the church remains the most beautiful witness, followed by the construction of a castle on the heights in the 11th century, which bears witness to the liveliness of the Wars of Religion. Indeed, Calvisson is one of the high points in the history of Protestant resistance in the lowlands. The village took off in the 18th and 19th centuries, thanks to its wine merchants. A new art of living took hold, reflected in the construction of fine residences.

A fun and educational walk to discover how pastoral activity has transformed the landscape. A trail that takes you on a journey through the garrigue, a Mediterranean landscape shaped by man's pastoral activities over the millennia and up until the 1950s. The Chemin des laines owes its name to the scraps of wool hung on bushes by ewes as they grazed in the garrigue. Today, many vestiges remain along the paths between Vaunage and Sommierois, including the typical dry-stone constructions known as "capitelles", which have recently been restored. This trail also offers fine views over the Vaunage plain. Itinerary : 1. Go to Calvisson village center, Place Général de Gaulle. Take rue de Plaisance, then turn right onto rue du 8 mai 1945 to reach the D107, which you cross to reach Mazet de Guiraud. 2. Follow Chemin Font de Coucou then Ournèzes then Balcon de la Liquière. 3. At the Fontaine du Coucou, follow the signs for Queyrolles, then turn right to admire the capitelles and views over the plain as far as the Balcon de la Liquière. 4. At the Balcon de la Liquière, you can continue the Balade du Coucou loop, also known as the sentier des capitelles, by turning left towards La Queyrolle (loop) and then back up to the Balcon de La Liquière (+3 km). 5. Follow La Liquière then Grande Place, Puech des Buis, Labadel, Mas de Puech Long, Le Terme Blanc, La Manade, Chantale Basse, Val Claude, Cante-Perdrix, Maupas and Ournèzes. 6. Then direction Chemin Font du Coucou, Mazet de Guiraud and return to Place du Général de Gaulle via Rue du 8 mai 1945 and Rue de Plaisance to Place du Général de Gaulle. Bonus: Download testimonials from shepherds and local residents and listen to them as you stroll along, using the pictogram markers.

A magnificent route through the protected site of the Gorges du Gardon, in the heart of the nature reserve. To help you on this hike, the Gardon Gorges Regional Nature Reserve Center provides two documents that you can pick up on site: - A free map with a description of the trail; - An educational booklet titled “In the Footsteps of Saint Vérédème,” which guides you in exploring the site’s natural and cultural heritage. This educational booklet is also available for purchase at our tourist offices. From the town hall parking lot, take the Chemin de La Baume (to the left of the bakery) for about 1 km until you reach the “La Coufine” sign. Then continue left toward “Les Condamines”: the trail crosses the garrigue. Next, follow the signs for “La Baume” and gradually descend until you reach the river. On your right, you’ll find the old La Baume mill and a small chapel nestled at the foot of the cliff. Turn right to reach the chapel. A path carved into the cliff face leads to the cave. It is open from March 15 to April 30 and from August 16 to November 14. After passing through the cave, follow the signs for “La Coufine.” If the cave is closed, follow the signs for “La Coufine” without taking the stone staircase leading to the cave. Continue straight ahead: the path crosses the garrigue and includes a steep climb for about 1 km. Warning: The water in the Gardon River, which is mainly fed by springs in the summer, is very cold. There is a high risk of hypothermia, which is why swimming is strictly prohibited year-round at the La Baume site (Sanilhac-Sagriès).

This walk will make you discover the heart of the Gorges du Gardon up to the magnificent and wild site of La Baume. It is the only itinerary that goes along the Gardon. Not recommended in case of recent rains, the banks may be submerged in some places. To park on the parking lot (paying) 2 avenue du Pont du Gard in Collias Take the direction of Pont St Vincent and follow the path on the right which goes up the Gardon, direction "La Baume". Continue straight ahead to find the yellow markings and the signs "Queue du Grand Glas" then "Vallon de la Caille". At about 750m pass a small passage which goes along a big rock. Continue straight ahead to find the ruins of an old mill. Continue straight on for 300m along the river then go up on the right by a narrow path which continues then by a track direction "La Coufine" on 2.2 kms. * At the crossroads, turn right towards "les Condamines" by the GR6-GR63 Then always straight on towards Collias by following the red and white markings to reach the signs "La Grande Terre" (stay on the GR6-GR63 and leave the track which leaves on the left), then "Ménude" and Collias. You arrive in Collias by the path "Vai Aure". At the crossroads, turn left "chemin du Barry". Turn right to take the "Grand rue" which crosses the village to reach the sign "Collias - Le Portalet". Turn left and go up the rue de la République. At the end of the street, turn right into the Avenue du Pont and walk 150m to reach the Parking. * A variant can be proposed to you by taking on the right direction the Chapel St Veredème. It is then possible to join the plateau of garrigue and the GR6-GR63 by a steep path " Les Condamines Sanilhac.

A nice family hike in the shade which offers magnificent panoramas on the surrounding cliffs. You will discover the cave of the hermitage dating from the Neolithic period and the Romanesque chapel of Notre-Dame de Laval dating from the 12th century. From the parking of the market place in Collias, cross the bridge of Collias and pass the Maison du Castor. Turn left at the signpost "Le Grand Devois" and follow the yellow markings. Then, during approximately 600m, you will follow the Gardon on the right bank to arrive at the signpost "le Cantadu". Take the left path (stone cross) towards the Hermitage for 1,7km. You will arrive on the site of the cave of the hermitage and the Romanesque chapel Notre-Dame de Laval.*. Then take the track on the right towards Collias and "Contadu" for 2km. Then continue on the main path following the yellow markings. You will find the path taken at the beginning of the hike. * Possibility of a variant by the big loop (12.2km / 4h15) At the sign "Grand serre" turn left and follow the path for 3.1km (yellow markings). At the signpost "Caunèze" take the path on the left and follow the path for 1.9km. Continue straight ahead. At the signpost "la Torte" go straight on for 3.8km to reach the village of Collias.

This stage of the Chemin Urbain V between Blauzac and Estézargues follows in the historic footsteps of Pope Urban V, linking picturesque villages and testifying to the region's medieval and religious heritage. From the Avenue des Aires parking lot in Blauzac Follow rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville. After the church, take rue Neuve to the left, chemin des Capitelles to the right and chemin du Pont-Romain to the right for 250 m. Climb to the left along the stony path (Circuit des Capitelles). After "Le Code", turn right onto the beautiful path lined with low dry-stone walls. At the "Chemin de Sares-et-Prélong" post, continue along this path. Pass "Côte de Malaigue" and, opposite, reach "Malaigue". Climb the track on the left and, at "Chemin de Pellecuer", turn right onto "Chemin de Pellecuer". It zigzags and enters a wood of pines and holm oaks. Take the right-hand path downhill. This leads to the "Valat des Pontils" on the plain. Take the track on the left, pass "Les Pontils" and continue straight ahead. Leave the track on your left and cross the Roman bridge over the Seynes. Continue along the track, which veers left and passes under the old railroad line on the right. Turn left onto chemin du Mas-de-Justices. At the houses, turn left on the unsurfaced track for 20 m and continue on the surfaced track. Turn right, passing Mas de Boule and Mas Hyro. At the crossroads, go straight ahead. The road bends to the left. Turn right (north) onto the track that runs alongside the Mas-Careiron hospital. At the electric substation, turn right onto Chemin du Paradis, bordering the hospital fence. At the "Chemin du Paradis" crossroads (hospital parking lot), turn left onto Avenue Moïse-Charras. After the gendarmerie, turn right towards Uzès town center on avenue de la Gare (D 982) and reach the traffic circle, signposted "Avenue de la Libération". _____________________________________________________________ Variant via the town center and the Eure fountain - 4.1 km - 1 h 05 **From the traffic circle to the Eure spring** - 1.8 km - 25 min Go straight ahead on avenue de la Libération, right on boulevard des Alliés, boulevard Victor-Hugo, and come to the "Chemin de Gide" sign. A) Go straight ahead, rounding the museum to the right. Turn right onto avenue Maxime-Pascal for 75 m. Turn right into Parc du Duché, then left along the right bank of the Alzon. Reach the Eure spring. **From the Source d'Eure to the Moulin de Carrière** - 2.3 km - 40 min B) Go down the left bank of the stream. At the "Vallée d'Eure" sign, turn right. At "Moulin de Tournal", cross the footbridge to the right, climb up, then fork left. At "André Gide", take the track on the left, go downhill on the left and pass "Gisfort". Continue along the left-hand track to reach the "Moulin de Carrière". _____________________________________________________________ > Junction with the GR®. Turn right down Avenue du Redounet, past the stadiums and college, then left up Chemin du Paradis. Continue right along rue Tour-du-Roi. At the Place Croix-des-Palmiers crossroads, cross the D979 and turn right into Rue Gaston-Broche. Turn right into rue de l'Escalette and left into chemin des Carrières. After "Escalette", take the winding road down to "Moulin de Carrière". Take the left-hand variant. Follow the track to the right, cross the Alzon and continue straight ahead. At the "Chemin du Mazet" post, take the path to the right (south-east), then continue down the road (capitelle on the left). At the crossroads, take the road on the left. At the "Le Mas de Rey" sign, continue along the road opposite, and at the "La Galotte" crossroads, turn right onto the road through the vines. Take the Chemin de Cervezanne on the left, the second road on the right for 60 m and the Traverse des Amandiers on the left. Go past "La Carriérette", past the cemetery, to the church and the "Saint-Maximin" sign. Go up into the village and, at the "Saint-Maximin - La Capitelle" sign, turn right towards Les Santolines. Descend into the valley on a very stony path. Continue downhill on the right-hand path for 750 m. Pass "Les Santolines" and follow the D 365 to the left for 650 m. Before the D981, take the road on the left. When you reach "Traverse", take the road on the left, then the road on the right. It becomes a path. Cross the Roman bridge over the Bordènegue stream. Opposite, reach the "Bordènegue" crossroads and continue straight ahead (east) on the path between vineyards and garrigues for 1.5 km. It leads to Argilliers. At the "Boisset" crossroads, turn right to reach the church and the "Argilliers" sign. Take the D3 bis to the left; at "Ancien Lavoir", take the Chemin du Lavoir to the left. At "La Ginente", continue straight ahead along chemin des Carrières. At "Artigues", keep heading in the same direction and, at the crossroads near the well, take the road on the right for 250 m. Fork left onto the grassy path and reach the cross at "Le Roc Plan". Continue along the right-hand track, past the quarry still in operation. At the "La Coste" crossroads, continue left to the "Chemin des Carrières" [lined with large blocks of local stone: the stone used to build the Pont du Gard]. Take the wide avenue to the right, past the Place de l'Armistice (war memorial) and into Rue des Escanaux. At the "La Poste" crossroads, turn left into "rue de la Poste" and reach the "Vers Pont du Gard" sign. At the circular Vers lavoir, turn left up the Chemin du Lavoir. Turn left onto the D227 for 300 m. At the "Fontaine de Misserand" post, climb the path on the left, continue right and follow the aqueduct for 600 m. Take the Chemin de Font-Ménestrière to the right. Turn left onto the D227, cross the old railroad line and reach the traffic circle. Cross the D981 [> caution!]. Continue opposite, skirting the remains of the aqueduct for 600 m to reach the "Pont Roupt" crossroads. Junction with GR® 6 arriving on the right from the Gardon gorges. Opposite, the GR® are shared as far as the Pont du Gard. Continue opposite, following the remains of the aqueduct and down the steps alongside the Pont du Gard. [If you leave the signposted hiking trail, you will have to pay a fee to visit the site, museum and exhibitions]. Separation from GR® 6, which crosses the Pont du Gard. Do not cross the bridge and follow the D981 to the left. Take a left at the museum parking lot, then continue along the road to the left as far as La Bégude-de-Vers. Follow the D19 to the right for 450 m. At the "Font Grasse" traffic circle, follow the road to the left, crossing the old railroad line. Twenty meters after the railroad, take the track on the left. At the "La Carrière" post, turn right [view of the Pont du Gard] and follow the path through the garrigue. Continue towards the village. At "Castillon-du-Gard", go up the Chemin du Petit-Stade, leaving the water tower on your right, turn left and follow the ramparts. At "Passage du Jeu de Boule", turn right, go around the church and, heading east, reach the "Village" sign and the Castillon-du-Gard town hall. Continue; at "Le Portal", turn left down the D 228 and right onto the Chemin de la Petite-Coste. Cross the D 892 at the "La Lussane" crossroads, then take the left-hand road for 1.6 km. At the Saint-Hilaire bridge, go under the D 6086, cross an old draille and continue along the track [lavoir]. At the "Chemin de la Fontaine" post, take the road to the right, then the pine-lined path to the left. Follow rue des Remparts to the right, then, at "Saint-Hilaire-d'Ozilhan", rue de la Vieille-Église to the left to reach the "Mairie" sign for Saint-Hilaire-d'Ozilhan. Turn right into rue Clastre, then left into rue de la Résistance. At the "Chemin d'Avignon" crossroads, turn right. The track crosses the plain, then climbs into the Bois de la Croisette. At the "L'Amas du Gal" crossroads, take the path on the right for 1.8 km, leaving a track on the right and crossing the wood. Take the track on the left for 300 m, then the path on the right. At the crossroads, near the power line, follow the track to the right for 800 m. At the X junction, turn left along the photovoltaic farm to "La Languedocienne". Pass under the A9, take the left-hand track for 100 m, then take the right-hand track. At the "Panissière" post, turn right to reach the "Mour de la Coudette" crossroads.

Through the garrigue, discover the site of the "vallon d'Escaunes" and the tunnels dug by the Romans for the passage of the aqueduct. From the fortified church of St Bonnet du Gard enjoy the panorama of the Rhone valley and the Mont Ventoux. From the "Chemin du Sablas" parking lot (town hall) in Saint-Bonnet-du-Gard, head towards "la place de la Fontaine". Then cross the D6086 (be careful) to reach "rue de l'Hôtel de Ville" and climb up to the fortified church. Continue straight on, following the red-and-white signs: you'll pass the "Ferraud" and "Sous Ferraud" signposts. Turn left onto the path and follow the yellow markings for 800 m to the "La Draille de Perotte" sign. At the fork in the road, take the left-hand path for 300 m to reach the Roman tunnels. Follow the signs for "Chemin de ronde", "Le Vallon" and "Le Roliss" for 600 m, then go straight on to join the "Chemin de l'Aqueduc". When you reach Sernhac, continue straight on until you reach the "Chemin des cavaliers", then turn right to drive alongside the multi-purpose hall. Follow this path for 900 m, then turn right to reach the "Pied de Vallajouse" sign (yellow markings). Continue straight on for 1.2 km towards Saint-Bonnet-du-Gard. At the intersection, go straight on ("Garrigues Brasses"), then join the D6086. Turn right to find "Place de la Fontaine" (take care when crossing) and the Sablas parking lot.

Charming walk on the paths of the garrigue to discover numerous capitelles (dry stone shelters from the 18th and 19th centuries). Discover the history of this heritage linked to the culture of vines, cereals, olive trees and pastoralism. From the town hall parking lot, turn right up rue de l'hôtel de ville. At the end of the street, turn right onto "le chemin du pont romain" (signposted circuit des capitelles). Follow the red and white markings of the GR63 Urbain V. At the "Mas du code" sign, take the path on the left (circuit des capitelles sign). This is a challenging climb with some gullies. At the "Le code" sign, go straight on for 1.8 km. You will pass the signpost "Chemin de Sares et Prelong" (go straight on). At the "Côte Malaïgue" sign, take the left-hand path and go straight on for 700 m (yellow markings). At the "Mas de la Librotte" sign, turn left to "chemin de la Cabane de Guiraud". Turn left and join the path to discover capitelles, an arboretum and a well. At the "La Librotte" sign, turn left for 800 m. Reach the "Aillargues" signpost, then turn left to join "le Chemin de Sares et Prelong" (GR63 Chemin Urbain V, red and white markings). Turn right to take the original path towards the village of Blauzac.

Fun and free, the activities of this 6th edition will take place on Wednesdays, April 22nd and October 7th, 2026, in the heart of the Bois des Noyers. For some activities with limited capacity, please remember to book online.

Quand l’amour éclaire l’amphithéâtre de Nîmes !

The amphitheatre (or arena) at Nîmes is the best preserved in the Roman world. From the end of the 1st century AD, it hosted wild animal hunts and gladiatorial combats. Today, numerous events take place here. The amphitheatre is 133 m long and 101 m wide. 21 m high, with two levels of arcades, its exterior façade is divided into 60 bays. Numerous staircases and 5 circular galleries ensure optimal circulation. More than 23,000 Gallo-Romans attended the gladiatorial and animal fights on the 34 tiers, according to their social rank. In the Middle Ages, the monument was transformed into a fortress, providing refuge for the population in case of danger. Later, the interior was occupied by private homes until the 19th century. In 1809, the houses, chapels and château of the Viscounts of Nîmes were demolished to restore the monument to its former glory. Today, the arena offers a prestigious setting for numerous events. They host bullfights, congresses, concerts and sporting events. Come and discover two major new shows in the Arena: - Les Journées Romaines de Nîmes on April 25, 26 and 27 - Sound and light show in August Tickets on sale at www.arenes-nimes.com - For information on concerts: www.festivaldenimes.com or www.adamconcerts.com or 04 91 60 61 62 - For information on bullfighting shows: www.arenesdenimes.com or 08 91 701 401 LAST FREE ADMISSION 30 MINUTES BEFORE CLOSING TIME AND 1H AT THE ARENAS WITH AUDIOGUIDE. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK EXCEPT AS INDICATED IN THE PRACTICAL INFORMATION.

Welcome and presentation of the company, the team, the boutique and the products. Discovery of the manufacturing process and of the cutlery maker's trade, where the tasting approach can be evoked at this stage. Chocolate tasting accompanied by a tasting of hot chocolates, allowing you to discover the corresponding machine (enrober). Possibility of leaving with a chocolate at the end. Company profile: "La Tabletterie" is first and foremost a family business. Mr. Bascou, the current manager, learned the chocolate-making trade from his father at an early age. After graduating in Toulon with a BTM in chocolate and confectionery, his last diploma, he took over the management of the company. For almost 5 years now, this chocolate enthusiast has been making quality products, paying particular attention to local ingredients and using local producers for his raw materials. He is very attached to the values of work, craftsmanship, respect for rules and the environment, and passing on his know-how. He is currently training a BTM apprentice in chocolate and confectionery, who has just obtained his CAP, and works with his wife, who handles packaging and sales in the store. As we enter this chocolate shop, we are greeted by the delicate aroma of chocolate, which immediately awakens our senses and transports us into Mr. Bascou's world. Part of the store is also dedicated to confectionery and regional chocolate specialities.

A river cruise at the gateway to the Camargue is an invitation to discover a unique landscape, where water, sky, and unspoiled nature come together. Let yourself be carried away on a timeless escape blending Camargue nature, heritage, and gourmet moments, in the company of Brigitte and Gérald. Departing from the charming port of Bellegarde, board in a small group for an intimate and welcoming getaway along the Rhône to Sète canal. For four hours, your attentive and passionate hosts will share their love of the region as you drift along the water. The journey gently takes you towards Saint-Gilles, through preserved landscapes and a peaceful atmosphere. Along the way, keep your eyes open: Camargue horses, bulls, birds, and wild flora reveal themselves throughout the trip, while the history of the canal is brought to life. A stop in Saint-Gilles then allows you to explore on foot the majestic abbey church, a 12th-century gem and a remarkable testament to the former Benedictine monastery. Back on board, the boat pauses in a natural setting for a gourmet aperitif featuring local flavors: regional wines and fruit juices, traditional fougasse, a selection of cheeses and cured meats, accompanied by fresh vegetables. The return journey to Bellegarde follows, bathed in the golden light of the late afternoon, as the sun begins to set. For children, the experience continues in a fun way with the presentation of a “navigator’s diploma,” a symbolic souvenir of this beautiful adventure on the water. A rare and authentic experience, limited to just 8 participants, allowing you to fully enjoy the gentle way of life in the Terre d’Argence region.

Authentic Mas Provençal between Nîmes and Arles, offering guided tours, workshops and a store to discover the cultivation and distillation of lavender, verbena and many other perfume plants, and their transformation into essential oils. A MAS IN PROVENCE: from plant to perfume In the heart of an authentic family-run Mas between Nîmes and Arles, discover our organic aromatic plant cultivation, our distillery and the manufacturing processes for our essential oils, soaps, perfumes... During your guided tour, explore the cultivation of Lavender, Verbena, Immortelle and other fragrant plants. Dream yourself an alchemist in the distillery as you discover the secrets of extracting high-quality oils. Discover all the facets of our business by taking part in our workshops: join us in the fields for traditional plant-picking with a snake, learn about distillation with our traditional steam still, make your own natural lavender moisturizing cream, create your own sachets of dried lavender as a souvenir of the scents of Provence, and much more. Guided tours, events, DIY cosmetics workshops and much more... according to the full program on www.mas-provence.fr but also available on request. When you visit us, you're guaranteed..: - the discovery of an authentic organic farm - immersion in nature and its incredible properties/colors/scents - a team of enthusiasts eager to help you discover an olfactory domain full of surprises! Free access to the boutique. Guided tours: Adults 8€, Children 4€, Groups 5€ (minimum 20 people)

Make your own organic natural cosmetics at home ! Discover the secrets of cosmetic making during a DIY workshop with an essential oil producer in Bellegarde ! Gaël and his team welcome you into the laboratory of a Provençal estate to create your own homemade cosmetics. These products are made using natural and organic ingredients sourced directly from the estate. These workshops will give you the opportunity to discover aromatic plants and their benefits for both body and mind, learn more about natural cosmetic formulations, and understand the step-by-step process of making a soap, cream, or natural balm. The highlight of this workshop : you’ll leave with your own creation and all the know-how needed to recreate your cosmetic product at home !

Dive into the heart of the vineyard and savor the authentic wines of Domaine de la Tour. Domaine de la Tour, located in Beaucaire, invites you to a unique experience combining discovery and tasting. During your visit, you will be warmly welcomed and guided through the history of the estate, its vineyard, and its cellar. You will learn about the harvesting and winemaking methods that give our wines their distinctive character. After the tour, enjoy a tasting of 5 of our wines, accompanied by carefully selected local appetizers. A special moment to awaken your taste buds and ask all your questions about our craft. The visit concludes with a stop at our shop, where you can take home your favorite wines and a memento of the estate.

Treat yourself to a moment of tranquility at Domaine des Clos with our Relaxing Mornings, designed to help you start your Sunday in harmony and complete serenity. In a peaceful and welcoming setting, these wellness sessions invite you to slow down and reconnect with yourself. The morning begins with a yoga session suitable for all levels, perfect for stretching the body, calming the mind, and recharging your energy. The relaxation continues with a gourmet breakfast, then extends to the poolside of the Domaine to fully enjoy the surrounding tranquility. To take your wellness experience even further, a massage option is available for an additional fee, offering a truly deep moment of relaxation. A complete experience, blending movement, pleasure, and letting go, in the gentle and authentic atmosphere of the Domaine des Clos. Schedule: - 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM: Yoga class for all levels - 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM: Gourmet breakfast - 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM: Access to the estate’s pool

Le moulage du squelette baptisé la "Dame de Caissargues" est exposé au musée archéologique qui présente aussi une exposition permanente évoquant la vie de certains de ces lointains ancêtres du Languedoc à l'âge du cuivre. Les morts étaient enterrés à proximité du village, à même le sol, seulement protégés par quelques pierres. Les sépultures découvertes à Caissargues sont au nombre de 25 et, parmi celles-ci, on note la présence de 5 enfants. Ce sont des inhumations individuelles ou doubles, en pleine terre, parfois de petites fosses sont creusées, sans aménagement particulier pour recevoir la mort. Le musée de la Préhistoire d'abord, qui évoque le quotidien des peuplades de la civilisation Fontbouisse, installés dans la région il y a quelque 3 000 ans. Un guide vocal vous orientera avec jeux et lumières, tout en vous contant l'histoire de la Dame de Caissargues. Il y a eu certainement une occupation romaine, car certains vestiges sont été retrouvés dans les différents sites archéologiques, têtes de statues, fragments de poterie épitaphes (stèles funéraires avec inscription). Le nom de Caissargues viendrait d'ailleurs d'un romain du nom de "CASSIUS" qui lui aurait donnée son nom, Caissargues signifierait "Propriété de Cassius". Et, à proximité, les colonnades de l'ancien Théâtre de Nîmes, qui se trouvait en lieu et place de l'actuel Carré d'Art avant d'être entièrement brulé en 1953. Édifié au début du XIXe siècle et détruit par un incident volontaire, le théâtre était magnifié d'une colonnade néoromane, qui a subsisté et fut réimplantée à Caissargues lors de l'aménagement paysager des abords de l'autoroute. Aujourd'hui, les nouveaux mariés en habits de noces viennent traditionnellement se faire photographier sous la colonnade. Le musée peut être fermé occasionnellement sans préavis.

The amphitheatre (or arena) at Nîmes is the best preserved in the Roman world. From the end of the 1st century AD, it hosted wild animal hunts and gladiatorial combats. Today, numerous events take place here. The amphitheatre is 133 m long and 101 m wide. 21 m high, with two levels of arcades, its exterior façade is divided into 60 bays. Numerous staircases and 5 circular galleries ensure optimal circulation. More than 23,000 Gallo-Romans attended the gladiatorial and animal fights on the 34 tiers, according to their social rank. In the Middle Ages, the monument was transformed into a fortress, providing refuge for the population in case of danger. Later, the interior was occupied by private homes until the 19th century. In 1809, the houses, chapels and château of the Viscounts of Nîmes were demolished to restore the monument to its former glory. Today, the arena offers a prestigious setting for numerous events. They host bullfights, congresses, concerts and sporting events. Come and discover two major new shows in the Arena: - Les Journées Romaines de Nîmes on April 25, 26 and 27 - Sound and light show in August Tickets on sale at www.arenes-nimes.com - For information on concerts: www.festivaldenimes.com or www.adamconcerts.com or 04 91 60 61 62 - For information on bullfighting shows: www.arenesdenimes.com or 08 91 701 401 LAST FREE ADMISSION 30 MINUTES BEFORE CLOSING TIME AND 1H AT THE ARENAS WITH AUDIOGUIDE. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK EXCEPT AS INDICATED IN THE PRACTICAL INFORMATION.

Religious buildings suffered during the Wars of Religion. The cathedral was destroyed twice and rebuilt on the ruins. There are elements of the 11th-century Romanesque church (frieze, tower, wall sections), 17th-century neo-Gothic architecture and 19th-century renovation. Don't miss the medieval frieze of the first cathedral. September 29, 1567: the story of the Michelade at Saint Castor Cathedral. Catholics were thrown into the well in the bishop's courtyard on the side of the cathedral, and Protestant rioters attacked the cathedral, attempting to destroy the bell tower. The Cathedral underwent two renovations: the first from 1877 to 1882 by architect Henri Revoil, and the second and last in 1904. Of the original 11th-century building, the façade and a bas-relief Old Testament suite remain. It was rebuilt in the 17th century and remodeled internally in the 19th century in the neo-Gothic style. Remarkable 17th-century organs, a Gallo-Roman sarcophagus and paintings by local masters stand side by side. The church was consecrated in 1096 by Pope Urbain II and Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse and Count of Nîmes.

Situés sur une colline en plein cœur de la ville, les jardins de la Fontaine ont été créés sur un magnifique site historique et naturel de 15 hectares. Ce «jardin remarquable» labellisé par le Ministère de la Culture est un havre de paix. Premier jardin public européen, il se compose de deux architectures paysagées : - un jardin classique du XVIIIe siècle - un jardin méditerranéen de style paysager Sa création débute en 1745. A la demande du roi de France, Louis XV, Jacques Philippe Mareschal (ingénieur du roi, Directeur des fortifications des provinces du Languedoc) en est le concepteur. L’ambition de Mareschal est de mettre en scène la source et les vestiges antiques découverts, dans une composition inspirée des jardins à la Française : avec ses allées symétriques, ses alignements d’arbres, l’ensemble enrichi de balustres, vases, bancs (au centre, la sculpture allégorique représentant Nîmes). Le projet prévoyant plusieurs terrasses ne sera jamais finalisé. Début XIXe, Augustin Cavalier, Maire de Nîmes, met en œuvre l’aménagement de la colline et lui donne son nom. Une végétalisation est effectuée à partir de différentes essences, telles que le pin d’Alep, le chêne vert, le cyprès etc. Des cheminements sont réalisés permettant aux promeneurs de découvrir différentes mises en scène comme la grotte de style rocailleux. Au bout de ces sentiers, un monument remarquable domine le jardin : la Tour Magne. Depuis, de nombreux espaces ont été créés permettant d’enrichir ce lieu, tels que le jardin de rocaille, savant mélange de rochers et de plantes méditerranéennes, le bassin Montgolfier avec ses plantes aquatiques, le jardin de Mazet. Coins repos ombragés, zones de pique-nique. Accès personnes à mobilité réduite sur la partie basse.

Accueil des centres de loisirs sur une journée aux alentours de Nîmes.Passez une journée avec les enfants dans une ambiance joyeuse et festive grâce à l’univers Oupa Oupa Aventures !Pendant les jours de vacances scolaires, le parc accueille les centres de loisirs du lundi au vendredi de 10h à 18h.Accueil avec espace snacking, espace de jeux et salles à privatiser selon les événements.Oupa Oupa Aventures, c’est plus de 1000 m² d’espace chauffé et climatisé.Un espace pique-nique est également autorisé pour les centres de loisirs exceptionnellement.Un parking est à disposition pour les autocaristes juste devant l’entrée du parc.Pour les parents, l’entrée à Oupa Oupa est à 10€ avec une boisson chaude ou froide gratuite(hors boisson alcoolisée).Oupa pratique des prix préférentiels pour les centres de loisirs ainsi que les comités d’entreprise.(10€ resterons toujours à charge des parents ou des accompagnateurs)Oupa Oupa ne pratique pas de prix à la demi-journée.Contactez-nous dès maintenant pour réserver une journée à Oupa Oupa Aventures.Nous vous ferons découvrir toutes nos formules.

Vous trouverez dans cet espace : - Une quarantaine de tables de pique-nique réparties sur l’ensemble du bois. - Des aires de jeux avec des structures adaptées aux enfants de 4 à 6 ans, et de 6 à 12 ans. - Des agrès d’étirement positionnés au niveau de la zone d’accueil située au parking le long de la RN 106, permettant de s’étirer les bras, le tronc et les jambes, après un effort physique. - Sept circuits de petite randonnée Un sentier est adapté pour les personnes à mobilité réduite : le sentier de la Yeuseraie comprenant 2 circuits balisés multi sensoriels (un circuit de 1030 m et un circuit de 600 m) vous invitant à découvrir l’histoire du site ainsi que la faune que vous pouvez rencontrer. - Des cartes de circuits de Course d’Orientation sont en vente à l’Office de Tourisme de Nîmes ou auprès de l’Association Gard Orientation (04 66 67 63 01). Informations : L’ensemble de l’espace est classé en réserve approuvée, donc la chasse y est interdite, tout comme la circulation des véhicules à moteurs. -Faite preuve de respect en étant maître de vos animaux (chien) et sachez partager l’espace. -Ne fumez pas -Ne cueillez pas -N’escaladez pas les murs et les capitelles en pierres sèches car elles sont fragiles !! -Ne grimpez pas aux arbres -Respectez le mobilier qui est à votre disposition

Escattes aventure is an adventure park located 10 minutes from the centre of Nîmes. The park is composed of 14 courses (160 workshops). The park is suitable for all ages and all levels. The courses are varied and fun. Escatttes Adventure has been in existence since 2011. We have a large car park, a picnic area and a refreshment bar. The park is designed to be fun and accessible to as many people as possible. We welcome you for your outings with family or friends. We also welcome school groups and leisure centres. You can find more information on our website: www.escattes-aventure.com See you soon in our park

In Vauvert, in a magnificent winegrower's house that also offers guest rooms, the restaurant offers an authentic and welcoming setting. Discover a cuisine of unique flavors, blending regional traditions with influences from Reunion Island. Its shady garden and terrace let you enjoy your meal in complete tranquillity as soon as the first rays of sunshine appear. Inside, an air-conditioned dining room, decorated with paintings and green plants, immerses you in the warm, colorful atmosphere of Reunion Island. It's the ideal place for a moment of relaxation and sharing. Cuisine A native of Reunion Island, the chef offers a unique cuisine, harmoniously blending the flavors of the region with those of his native island. This subtle blend of local and international culinary traditions offers an unforgettable taste experience, with an exotic touch that will delight your taste buds. Our home-cooked cuisine features fresh fish as the star of our dishes, prepared with care and passion. Local produce is sublimated by the spices and flavors typical of Réunion Island, creating dishes rich in flavor and color.

A Vietnamese escape in the heart of Vauvert In the heart of Vauvert, this Asian-style restaurant invites you to discover traditional Vietnamese cuisine, rich in flavor. Thi Thu Thuy and François invite you on a gustatory journey through the authentic flavors of Vietnam. Let yourself be tempted by their must-try dishes: crispy nems, melting caramel pork, refreshing Bo Bun salad, shrimps with a spicy sauce, fragrant sambosa, fried noodles, Cantonese rice and many other culinary wonders. All dishes are prepared with care and served à la carte, for a moment of discovery on the spot or to take away.

L'Oiseau Brunch is ideally located in downtown Vauvert. Enjoy a coffee break on Saturday mornings, during the weekly market, in the shade of its terrace. L'Oiseau offers simple cuisine, featuring local produce with a touch of the exotic. L'Oiseau's speciality is its Sweet or Savoury Brunch, which you can enjoy every weekend. A special organic coffee from a local roaster is available, as well as homemade cold drinks.

Located in Vauvert, Maria welcomes you in a friendly atmosphere to taste her specialties such as pizzas... Vauvert's oldest restaurant, l'Oustalet, has been open since 1985. Traditional "home-made" cuisine, its menu of the day at lunchtime on weekdays includes a starter, main course, dessert and 1/4 wine.

Located in an old family home in Vauvert, Le Romarin offers homemade, regional cuisine. Its speciality is the Camargue menu. A warm welcome awaits you all year round. Le Romarin offers homemade dishes and regional cuisine. Discover our daily menu based on fresh produce (starter, main course and dessert). Bike rack.

Located in Vauvert, a warm and relaxed place where life is good. 100% French local produce and wood-fired cooking. We have a brazier with which we prepare braised vegetables, grilled fish or fine cuts of meat... Brazier cooking brings an authentic taste to our dishes. A cocooning lounge where you can watch sporting events and other events, and a smoking lounge are also available, as well as a cigar menu. You can also enjoy our shaded terrace in the mild season. Concerts and theme evenings are also organized.

Located in the center of Gallician, the restaurant serves family-style Camargue cuisine, specializing in bull meat... Run by a former raseteur and manadier (Manade Félix) well known in the area, the Café du Centre "Chez le Chat" offers friendly, family-style cuisine, with specialties including : - raço di biou Camargue bull meat, from the manade's own herd - rouille graulenne on Fridays (reservation required).

Close to the ViaRhôna in Gallician, it's the ideal place to discover Camargue and local specialties, or simply to refresh yourself. Le Café du Pont has been awarded the "Café de Pays" label, providing tourist and local customers with tourist information, promoting local products and offering a program of cultural events. Christian proposes Camargue specialities: gardiane de taureau, eels in season, frogs' legs, local dishes... In the evening, he offers delicious pizzas to eat in or take away. Open for lunch and dinner every day except Wednesday evening.

Unusual and tasty: from the vegetable garden to your plate In Gallician, the Ferme Auberge du Bourgarel invites you to enjoy a unique menu outdoors, in the shade, in the heart of its vegetable garden. Cuisine: With passion and creativity, Elena and Pierre offer you a tasty and committed cuisine, made from the fruits, vegetables and aromatic herbs of their kitchen garden. The meats and other products, produced in collaboration with local producers, celebrate the riches of the region. Each plate tells a story, that of a living, respected terroir. Take a seat under the shade, in the middle of the kitchen garden, and let yourself be seduced by a culinary experience as authentic as it is immersive. A brief history : At the crossroads of earth and plate, our farmhouse inn is an ode to nature. Since 2017, we've planted over 2,000 trees and shrubs, mixing fruit, citrus, truffle and rare species. This diversity inspires us every day: each harvest is a treasure that we sublimate with care. For us, farming is much more than a job; it's a philosophy of life, a return to basics, where respect for the land and the pleasure of sharing are intertwined. In opening this farmhouse inn, we wanted to create a unique place, where authenticity and generosity take on their full meaning. Here, the table becomes a suspended moment, an invitation to savor the beauty of what nature has to offer. Privatization: Treat your guests to an unforgettable moment in the midst of nature. The farmhouse inn can be privatized for groups of 25 or more, and can accommodate up to 50 guests in an enchanting setting.

On the edge of the Vaccarès pond nature reserve, the Domaine de Méjanes offers a privileged approach to the Camargue and its traditions, while respecting the environment. The domain of Méjanes is an old fortified residence of the Templars of the 13th century, part of the buildings of which date from the 11th century. Acquired by Paul Ricard in 1939, the Domaine is now an agricultural and tourist property which allows you to discover all the riches of the Camargue natural environment, on foot, on horseback, by mountain bike or with the little train. Authentic and secret, this land between the Rhône and the Mediterranean is unique for its flora and fauna, the wetlands of which are an exceptional natural place of residence for a multitude of animal and plant species. Phone. +33 (0) 4 90 97 10 10 Fax +33 (0) 4 90 97 12 32 http://www.mejanes-camargue.fr

Le Castellas welcomes you to the heart of Vauvert in the Petite Camargue. Close to the greenway, explore beaches, emblematic towns and local traditions for a stay rich in discovery and authentic experiences. The 34 m2 gîte comfortably sleeps 4. It comprises a main room with a fully-equipped kitchen and a sitting area with a sofa bed (140 cm), a bedroom with a double bed (140 cm) and a single bed (90 cm), and a bathroom with a walk-in shower and raised toilet. Access to the gîte is easy for baby carriages and wheelchairs. Further information: - Weekly or nightly rental, - Linen included, - Cleaning optional, - Parking available in front of the gîte, - High chair and cot available on request, - Small dogs accepted on request (cleaning option compulsory), - Preferential pilgrim rate: overnight stay includes bed linen, towels, tea towels and a welcome tray with coffee, tea, herbal tea and sugar, - Tourist tax extra. Another gîte for 2 to 4 people is available opposite, ideal for families or friends traveling together. Need more information or to make a reservation? We look forward to hearing from you.

Since 2019, Le Mazet sous l'olivier has welcomed you to the heart of a traditional Camargue village. Just 25 minutes from the beaches and close to Aigues-Mortes, Nîmes, Arles or Montpellier, enjoy festivities, walks and authentic discoveries. The 24 m2 gîte can accommodate 2 to 4 people. It comprises a main room with fully-equipped kitchen and sitting area with sofa bed (140 cm), a bathroom with walk-in shower and toilet, and a mezzanine with double bed (140 cm). A small courtyard with terrace lets you enjoy the outdoors in total peace and quiet. Additional information - Weekly or nightly rental, - Linen included, - Housework optional, - Parking available in front of the gîte, - High chair and cot available on request, - Small dogs accepted on request (cleaning option compulsory), - Preferential pilgrim rate: overnight stay includes bed linen, towels and tea towels, as well as a welcome tray with coffee, tea, herbal tea and sugar, - Tourist tax extra. Another gîte for 4 people is available opposite, ideal for families or friends traveling together. We look forward to hearing from you and organizing a stay to suit your needs.

A manor house in the heart of Vauvert, La Vigneronne des Costières welcomes you to its 5 comfortable rooms. Enjoy the shady garden, swimming pool and solarium. On-site restaurant "La Réunion des Saveurs" will delight your taste buds. Each room has been designed to combine comfort, modernity and practicality, to make your stay pleasant and relaxing. - Chambre l'Espiguette (20 m2) Upstairs, for 2 people: 140 cm bed, TV, air conditioning, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Chambre la Scamandre (16 m2) Upstairs, sleeps 2: 160 cm bed, TV, air conditioning, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Chambre Sylvéréal (16 m2) Upstairs, sleeps 2: 140 cm bed, TV, air-conditioning, bathroom with shower and toilet. - Castellas room (20 m2) On the 2nd floor, for a family of 4: 160 cm bed, mezzanine with 2 90 cm bunk beds, TV, air conditioning, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Montcalm room (20 m2) On the 2nd floor, for a family of 4: 140 cm bed, mezzanine with 2 90 cm beds for 2 children, TV, air conditioning, bathroom with shower and toilet. Spaces and services : - Terrace and garden - Heated pool (3x4m) with children's area and solarium, open from April to September - Breakfast included - Extra bed for an additional person or child. - 10% discount applied from the 3rd night onwards, except in July and August. Contact us for any special request. We're here to make your stay unforgettable. You can also check availability and book your stay online directly from our website.

In Vauvert, our hotel on the route to Santiago de Compostela opens the doors to the Petite Camargue: marshes, ponds, horses and bulls, 20 km from Nîmes, 30 km from Montpellier and 30 km from the beaches. Our hotel has 12 rooms upstairs, accommodating up to 28 people. Choose between : - Single or double room: large double bed (160 cm), bathroom with shower and toilet, - Family or Twin room: two double beds (160 cm), bathroom with shower and toilet. All rooms feature air-conditioning and LCD TV. Free Wi-Fi in rooms and common areas. Relax on our covered terrace. Practical information : - Parking: closed, limited spaces. - Pets: admitted on request. - Opening hours : open daily from 8am to 12pm and from 3pm to 8pm. Late arrivals possible. - Special rates: for Santiago de Compostela pilgrims. For reservations and information, please call us.

Stay in the former Hotel le Louvre, a tastefully renovated atypical place in the heart of Vauvert. Four en-suite bedrooms, rooftop terrace, kitchen and common areas. Optional room for meetings or events. With its 500 m2 spread over three floors, the Louvre offers an atypical setting combining space, comfort and character. The bright, air-conditioned rooms are equipped with everything you need for a pleasant stay. Our rooms - Room 1 - 11 m2: on the 2nd floor, for 2 people: double bed (140 cm), open-plan bathroom with shower and toilet, air-conditioning. Very quiet, overlooking an interior patio. - Bedroom 2 - 11 m2: on 2nd floor, sleeps 2: double bed (140 cm), open-plan bathroom with shower and toilet, air-conditioning. View of Place Gambetta. - Bedroom 3 - 11 m2 : on 2nd floor, double bed (140 cm), bathroom with shower and toilet, air-conditioning. View of Place Gambetta. - Bedroom 4 - 11 m2 : 2nd floor, sleeps 2: double bed (140 cm), open-plan bathroom with shower and toilet, air-conditioning. View over the rooftops. Communal areas and services: Rooms are located on the 2nd floor and accessible via a staircase. You can also take advantage of the common areas: - a lounge for reading or relaxing - a shared kitchen with fridge, microwave, coffee maker and kettle - a rooftop terrace with a breathtaking view of the village - bed linen, towels and tea towels provided Optional breakfast: served on request and delivered to your room (coffee, tea, fruit juice, compote, madeleine, cookies, rusks and chocolate)/. Additional information - Non-smoking rooms - Pets not allowed - Arrival from 2:00 pm / Departure before 12:00 pm - Special pilgrim rate including overnight stay without breakfast - Option: room rental with kitchen, break room and WC Need information or a reservation? I'll be happy to help. You can also check availability and book your stay online.

Stay in a lovingly renovated former farm barn, where calm and comfort await you. Four tastefully decorated rooms combine local inspiration with exotic touches. Flower-filled garden, terraces and swimming pool for a relaxing stay. Ideally located between Nîmes, Arles, Aigues-Mortes and Montpellier, this is the perfect place to explore the region. Whether you choose the Nordic ambience of the Henrik Ibsen room or the more local atmospheres of Gardian, Toréador or Van Gogh, you'll enjoy an idyllic setting, perfect for discovering the Petite Camargue. Our rooms : - Chambre Toréador - 20 m2 Upstairs, for 2 people: double bed (160 cm), private bathroom with shower and toilet. - Henrik Ibsen room - 20 m2 Upstairs, sleeps 2: double bed (180 cm), private bathroom with shower and toilet. - Van Gogh room - 20 m2 Upstairs, sleeps 2: bed (160 cm), private bathroom with shower and toilet. - Chambre Gardian - 20 m2 Upstairs, sleeps 2: two single beds (90 cm), private bathroom with shower and toilet. Additional information: - Extra bed: possibility of adding a child's bed in one of the bedrooms, - Breakfast included, - Tourist tax extra, - Seminar room rental (15 to 20 people) available on request. If you have any questions or would like to organize your stay, please do not hesitate to contact us directly. We'll be delighted to help you create unforgettable moments!

This exceptional farmhouse at the gateway to the Camargue combines two living spaces in one convivial rental. With its terraces, private pool and peaceful setting, it's the ideal place for an unforgettable stay with family or friends. These two adjoining single-storey gîtes (160 m2 and 95 m2), rented together, can accommodate up to 14 people in a peaceful setting in the Petite Camargue. Each has a terrace overlooking the pool and surrounding countryside. - The first gîte features a bright living room with dining area and fully-equipped kitchen, 4 bedrooms (2 with en suite bathrooms), and a shared bathroom with king-size bath. - The second gîte comprises a living room with dining area and fitted kitchen, 2 double bedrooms (one with en-suite bathroom), and a children's bedroom with bunk beds. - Sleeps: 3 x 180 cm beds and 8 x 90 cm beds (convertible into 3 double beds if required). Outside, enjoy a private heated swimming pool (11m x 5.5m) open from April to October, a relaxation lounge, a pool house and a well-kept environment for moments of sharing with family and friends. The estate also has another gîte and can be booked in its entirety, including a reception cellar for all your events. Need help planning your stay? We'll be happy to help.

La Maison de la Porte Saint-Louis, an old winegrower's house, offers two rooms combining comfort and authenticity, home-made breakfast, table d'hôtes on request. Special welcome for pilgrims on the Way of St. James. At La Maison de la Porte Saint-Louis, every space has been designed to combine comfort, functionality and a warm atmosphere. The rooms offer privacy and serenity, ideal for relaxing after a day exploring the region. Suite des Costières: Ground floor - 30.5 m2 - 2 to 3 people Bedroom with double bed (160 cm), private living room with sofa bed (130 cm), TV, bathroom with shower and en-suite toilet. Chambre La Petite Camargue : Floor - 13 m2 - 2 people Room with double bed (140 cm), en-suite shower and private toilet, TV, balcony. Extra bed (90 cm) available on request. Additional information: - Table d'hôtes on reservation: house aperitif, tapenade, mixed salad, gardiane, assortment of three desserts (fruit, ice cream, chocolate moelleux), wine included. - Outdoor areas: inner courtyard with terrace, secure swimming pool. - Services included: cot and bicycles available. - Breakfast included. - Tourist tax extra. - Special offer (except July & August): free night for weekly rentals. Pilgrims' welcome : Designed to provide a restful break for walkers, La Chambre du Voyage sleeps 1 to 3 people. It is equipped with a double bed (140 cm) and a single bed (90 cm), in a simple, comfortable atmosphere. Pilgrims benefit from a preferential rate, on presentation of their credencial, including: evening meal, overnight stay, breakfast and bathroom linen. A friendly, welcoming stopover, ideal for recharging your batteries before getting back on the road. If you would like to make a reservation or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you.

We welcome you to a charming family home, combining calm and comfort, ideally located between Nîmes, Montpellier and Arles. You'll find two tastefully decorated bedrooms, close to shops and services. Discover our two rooms, each with its own style and comfort, designed to offer you a pleasant stay in Petite Camargue. Douce Provence" room, - 15 m2 On the first floor, this air-conditioned room is ideal for 2 people, with the option of adding an extra bed. It has a 160 cm double bed and a private bathroom with bath and toilet. Tendre Camargue" room - 19 m2 Located on the first floor and air-conditioned, this spacious room can accommodate 2 people, with up to 2 extra beds. It includes a 140 cm double bed, and a private bathroom with shower and toilet. The little extras for your stay - House located in the center of town, close to all amenities, - Access to an inner courtyard, summer kitchen, barbecue and hanging space, - Breakfast included, - Special welcome for pilgrims: overnight stay and breakfast at preferential rates, - Options available: cot, jacuzzi, washing machine. Need some advice or a helping hand to organize your stay in Petite Camargue? We're here to guide you and make your experience unforgettable.

Stay in Vauvert in 4 charming guest rooms, decorated by your interior designer hostess. Relaxation and comfort with an exceptional à la carte breakfast. Table d'hôtes available on reservation. Our four guest rooms combine elegance and comfort. Each has a private bathroom, toilet and separate entrance, and can accommodate up to 11 people in total. You'll enjoy top-quality bedding, fluffy towels and natural, eco-friendly bath products. The à la carte breakfast is a real gourmet treat: omelette, ayurvedic porridge, vegan option, or classic version with crusty baguette, jam and butter. Several times a week, join us for a convivial dinner at the table d'hôtes. Our rooms : Morning sun" room - 16 m2 Upstairs for 1 to 2 people: double bed (160x200), air-conditioning, bathroom with shower and toilet. A small sofa-bed (70x170) can accommodate a child aged 2 to 6. Martin pêcheur" room - 13 m2 Upstairs for 1 to 2 people: double bed (160x200), air-conditioning, bathroom with shower and toilet. Late riser" room - 20 m2 Upstairs for 2 to 3 people (+1): 3 single beds (90x200), possibility of adding an extra single bed and a folding cot for babies up to 2 years. Air-conditioning, bathroom with shower and toilet. , Mas en ville" room - 23 m2 First floor for 2 to 4 people: double bed (160x200) and sofa bed for 1 to 2 children (90x200 or 180x200), bathroom with bath and toilet, direct access to terrace and garden. Additional information: - Gourmet breakfast included, served between 8am and 10:45am (or earlier on request), - Table d'hôte meals by reservation only, adapted to special dietary requirements, - Dogs accepted (except July/August) at extra charge, only in the "Mas en ville" room, without access to common areas. - Special welcome for pilgrims: overnight stay, dinner and breakfast at preferential rates. Special offers For more information, visit the "Envie de Sud" website: - Ornithological & naturalist holidays and tailor-made holidays - individual holidays on request all year round. Small group stays (max 8 people) from April 07 to 11, 2026 and from September 14 to 18, 2026, - French Language Stay, - Seminar packages, - Pilgrim special - overnight stay, dinner, breakfast, - Private rooms and gîtes. Envie de Sud is also a thoughtful ecological approach, to the point of minimalism, for a stay that respects the environment. Less than 45 km away, explore the must-see sites of Arles, Montpellier, Aigues-Mortes, Le Pont du Gard, les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, le Grau-du-Roi and the Espiguette beach. Contact us directly to organize your stay, or book online on our website.