Between the coast and the countryside and at the gates of the Camargue region itself, Port Camargue is a lively port and coastal town which boasts Europe's largest marina and is renowned for its regattas. The wider region is famous for its natural and varied wildlife and beautiful scenery.
Practical information and leisure
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Sports and leisure
Places of interest include the Aigue-Mortes or Grau bullfighting arena (6km) and Camargue Nature Reserve. Also highly recommended are the Demoiselles Caves (70km approx.), the royal city of Saint Louis, and the Pont du Gard (Nimes). The Camargue region is also home to vast amounts of wildlife, in particular some of Europe's only wild horses, as well as herds of black bulls and flamingoes.