10 min walk from the center of Aigues Mortes as well as the train station, located in a secure residence, it is a marina with its private garden facing due west, directly overlooking the lake connected to the sea as well as 'to the canals. The beaches of Grau du Roi are 5 km away, offering all nautical activities. Also, fishing, canoeing, motor boat, walk along the canals. La Grande Motte and its golf course are 10km away. Very many tourist sites: Uzès-Pont du Gard at 1 hour, Arles, St-Remi and Les Baux de Provence, Sète and its famous jousting tournaments, Nîmes and its Roman monuments, the hinterland of the Cévennes with Anduze and the famous pottery as well as the Bambouseraie. The fauna is typical of the Camargue with its white horses, black bulls and flamingos. There are many paths reserved for pedestrians and bicycles. 10 min walk, departure of boats or 4x4 for the visit of manades or vineyards. In Port-Camargue, the casino, the spa and the boats ...
Pezenas-Sète-Bouzigues: departure by car around 10 am in the direction of Pézenas. Visit of the town of Molière with its beautiful mansions, lunch on the terrace, buy the little pâtés of Pézenas (souvenir of an Englishman passing by), then direction Sète and Mont St-Clair, visit the Brassens museum and the marine cemetery from Paul Valéry, then return via Bouzigues and its oyster farmers and oyster tasting at the edge of the Thau lake.
Anduze-Uzès-Pont du Gard: Plan a long day or plan two days with a canoe trip on the Gardon. Anduze: visit of the superb Prafrance bamboo plantation and the factories of the famous Anduze vases.
Uzès: visit to the Ducal Palace and the Place aux Herbes. Racine had a rather joyful stay there in his youth which made him write to his Parisian friends 'my nights are more beautiful than your days'.
Le Pont du Gard, a must-see site recently refurbished. Interactive museum, restaurants.
Nearby, in Collias, canoe rental for a descent on the Gardon to Pont du Gard. Return by shuttle to the cars.
Montpellier: The youngest of the major cities in France with the Peyrou promenade, the oldest medical faculty, Place de la Comédie, meeting place for Montpellier residents with tram station and numerous cafes.
Pezenas-Sète-Bouzigues: departure by car around 10 am in the direction of Pézenas. Visit of the town of Molière with its beautiful mansions, lunch on the terrace, buy the little pâtés of Pézenas (souvenir of an Englishman passing by), then direction Sète and Mont St-Clair, visit the Brassens museum and the marine cemetery from Paul Valéry, then return via Bouzigues and its oyster farmers and oyster tasting at the edge of the Thau lake.
Anduze-Uzès-Pont du Gard: Plan a long day or plan two days with a canoe trip on the Gardon. Anduze: visit of the superb Prafrance bamboo plantation and the factories of the famous Anduze vases.
Uzès: visit to the Ducal Palace and the Place aux Herbes. Racine had a rather joyful stay there in his youth which made him write to his Parisian friends 'my nights are more beautiful than your days'.
Le Pont du Gard, a must-see site recently refurbished. Interactive museum, restaurants.
Nearby, in Collias, canoe rental for a descent on the Gardon to Pont du Gard. Return by shuttle to the cars.
Montpellier: The youngest of the major cities in France with the Peyrou promenade, the oldest medical faculty, Place de la Comédie, meeting place for Montpellier residents with tram station and numerous cafes.
