In the south of France, there is an unspoilt and protected area covering 145,300 hectares: Camargue. These wonderful landscapes extend from Bouches-du-Rhône to Gard. The Camargue salt marshes cover more than 14 hectares and are listed as a Natura 2000 site.

Our saltmarsh in the south of france is full or rare and protected birds species. 35% of european pink flamingos are found here, they are more than 10 000

The salt marsh is part of the Camargue regional nature park, which was opened in 1970 and covers over 100,000 hectares. The area is part of the Natura 2000 network.

Come and visit the Mediterranean's biggest salt marshes from March to November (and in the Christmas season) on foot, in a 4x4, by bike or on our sightseeing train.

Grilled sea bream fillet with lemon and coriander

All about the Camargue salt marshes

Filet mignon with herbs and Camargue fleur de sel

Chocolate mousse and caramelised popcorn

Original, tasty : Chocolate ravioli in a salted butter coulis

Sea bass tartare with ginger and Camargue fleur de sel