Set off on an adventure along the famous GR34 trail and its coastal paths at Cap-Sizun: admire the breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the cliffs of Pointe du Raz, stroll along the beaches of Trescadec and Sainte-Évette, and explore the picturesque villages and typical Breton landscapes of moorland and hedgerows.

Try your hand at water sports: surf (you're not far from La Torche), windsurf or kitesurf, kayak and enjoy the bay and its waves, with or without instruction from local schools, in a spectacular natural setting between the ocean, beaches, and cliffs.

Set off on an adventure on the five marked mountain bike trails in Cap-Sizun around Audierne, totaling around 170 km of varied trails suitable for all levels. Cross the Goyen Valley and its dolmens, and explore typical Breton villages and landscapes such as Esquibien and Plouhinec.

There is a wide range of water sports on offer here, suitable for all levels, allowing you to immerse yourself completely in the beauty of the Brittany coast. Learn to sail or catamaran at the Cap Sizun Water Sports Center, kayak or stand-up paddleboard on the Goyen, dive to discover marine wildlife with Les Plongeurs du Cap, climb aboard La Louisette for a traditional sailing trip, and explore the wild coast on a RIB boat trip. Not to mention the crossing to the island of Sein. There's something for everyone.

In Audierne, fish on the beaches or in the Goyen estuary. Cast your lines into the sea from the port or a boat to catch sea bass, sea bream, or mackerel, and go shellfish gathering at low tide. Ready to discover the secrets of local fishermen and their traditional techniques in Cap-Sizun?

Cap-Sizun and Audierne boast a rich and varied heritage. Explore iconic lighthouses such as Kergadec. Historic churches and chapels, such as Saint-Joseph and Saint-Sébastien, bear witness to local history. Visit picturesque villages with typical granite houses. The prehistoric dolmens and menhirs scattered throughout the region will delight young and old alike, as will the restored old mills. Admire these treasures that make Cap-Sizun so unique.

What is the must-do experience for discovering the Camargue in a different way? Horseback riding. The equestrian centers in Le Grau-du-Roi offer guided rides that are accessible to everyone, from beginners to experienced riders. Saddle up on a Camargue horse and ride through exceptional landscapes: wild beaches, salt marshes, ponds populated by flamingos, and herds of bulls. At sunrise or sunset, these rides offer a unique moment of communion with nature, between the sea and the scrubland, in a typically Camargue atmosphere.

Cycling is a great way to explore the region between the sea and the Camargue. The area is crisscrossed by numerous safe bike paths and the famous Via Rhôna, an iconic route linking Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean. Take a section of this greenway to ride along the ponds and salt marshes and reach Aigues-Mortes or the surrounding wild beaches. Whether you choose a classic or electric bike, this is an accessible getaway for everyone, ideal for enjoying the wide open spaces of the Camargue and the panoramic views between land and sea.

In Le Grau-du-Roi, boat trips offer you total immersion in the beauty of the Mediterranean and the Camargue. Looking for relaxation? Embark on a sunset cruise or a guided tour along the port's canals. Looking for adventure? Opt for a sailing trip, a sea fishing excursion, or even a jet boat tour. The more curious can discover the wildlife of the Camargue on river trips along the Rhône or explore the wild coastline in a boat that can be rented without a license. Between thrills, discoveries, and maritime panoramas, you'll all be charmed.

In Le Grau-du-Roi, kitesurfing is a popular activity for thrill seekers and freedom lovers. Buoyed by the steady Mediterranean winds, the spot offers ideal conditions for all levels, from beginners to experienced riders. The vast, wild and unspoiled Espiguette beach is the preferred playground for local schools, perfect for learning in complete safety. More experienced riders prefer the spots at Boucanet or Port Camargue, where offshore winds allow for long glides and impressive tricks. Supervised by enthusiastic instructors and equipped with modern gear, kitesurfing in Le Grau-du-Roi combines adrenaline, nature, and wide open spaces for an unforgettable experience between sky and sea.

Discover the Salins d'Aigues-Mortes through a fun and exotic experience! Aboard the little train, a guided tour through the pink expanses awaits you. Hop on a bike to explore the paths between the salt ponds. Dare to venture out in an electric 4x4 to explore the wild landscapes of the Camargue in a different way. Take a break in front of the sparkling mountains of salt and watch the flamingos. Let yourself be guided by the salt workers who share their ancestral know-how. Enjoy an interactive, educational, and spectacular visit, where every turn reveals the magic of salt and the wide open spaces of the Camargue.

Discover the lighthouses of Le Grau-du-Roi throughout the year and immerse yourself in the maritime history of the resort! Stroll to the Espiguette lighthouse, an iconic sentinel facing the Mediterranean, and marvel at its panoramic view of the dunes and the sea. Then stroll along the port to admire the pier lighthouse, a true landmark for fishermen and sailors. Look up, breathe in the salty air, and let yourself be carried away by the authentic atmosphere of the Camargue coastline, where each lighthouse tells a story of Le Grau-du-Roi's maritime adventure.

Immerse yourself in the traditions and events of Le Grau-du-Roi, where Camargue culture is celebrated all year round! Watch the abrivados and encierros, bull runs accompanied by herdsmen on horseback, not to mention the famous Camargue races in the arenas. Don't miss the Saint-Pierre festival, a celebration of fishermen with the blessing of boats and festive entertainment. In spring, enjoy the Graulinades, a local food festival that combines music, shows, and a friendly atmosphere in the streets of the port. Discover the colorful markets, showcasing seafood and Camargue salt. Between ancestral traditions and modern festivities, Le Grau-du-Roi offers a true cultural kaleidoscope to explore.

Set off on an adventure on horseback in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer and discover the authentic, wild Camargue. Head for the beaches and dunes bordering the Mediterranean. Soak up the unique atmosphere of the marshes and ponds, observe the flamingos and Camargue bulls, and let yourself be carried away by the peaceful rhythm of the horse. Combining heritage, nature, and equestrian traditions, these rides offer a unique experience, typical of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer.

Are you a fan of board sports? Find your perfect match between surfing, windsurfing, and kitesurfing. The vast, wild, and shallow beaches offer space for all levels, from beginners to experienced riders. The East Beach is ideal for supervised lessons, while Beauduc, wilder and windier, attracts kitesurfers looking for thrills and wide open spaces. These spots allow you to fully enjoy the sea, the wind, and the iconic landscapes of the Camargue, with favorable conditions most of the year.

To explore Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer by bike, everything has been designed for simplicity and diversity of routes. Rent a classic or electric bike directly in town, or bring your own to enjoy marked trails such as the famous “Digue à la mer” (Sea Wall). The routes mainly follow paved bike paths, sandy and dirt tracks, and quiet little roads through marshes, ponds, and salt flats. Follow the signs to the beaches, dunes, and neighboring villages, and enjoy the typical landscapes of the Camargue, where nature and tranquility come together. Suitable for all levels, cycling allows you to explore this iconic region at your own pace, whether you're looking for a workout or a family outing.

Discover the Camargue from the water by embarking on a boat trip from the village. Set off on a guided cruise on the Petit Rhône, in the heart of the Camargue Regional Nature Park. These cruises offer a unique perspective on the Camargue's flora and fauna, with opportunities to see flamingos, Camargue bulls, and wild horses in their natural habitat. Whether you are a nature lover, photography enthusiast, or simply looking to relax, these trips combine discovery, relaxation, and wonder, making them ideal for the whole family.

The Camargue is a true paradise for photography enthusiasts. Capture the wildlife, with its elegant pink flamingos at the Pont de Gau Bird Park, its black Camargue bulls, and its legendary white horses roaming the marshes. Capture the richness of the flora, from salicornia and reeds to wildflowers that color the ponds and meadows. Stroll through the village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, with its picturesque streets and typical seaside setting, offering unique photo opportunities around every corner. And for a subject full of life and color, don't miss the Gypsy pilgrimage, a highlight where traditions, costumes, and fervor create unforgettable scenes for the camera. The Camargue thus reveals itself as an infinite playground for photographing nature, culture, and authenticity.

Here, Camargue traditions punctuate the year and offer a rich program for all visitors. Attend the abrivados and ferrades, where bulls and herdsmen on horseback perpetuate ancestral practices. Take part in the votive festivals, musical entertainment, and traditional dances that punctuate the seasons, and experience the Gypsy pilgrimage each spring, a moment of fervor and color. Throughout the year, local festivals such as the Festo Virginienco and the Fête de la Saladelle, equestrian demonstrations, and cultural workshops allow you to immerse yourself in the heritage of the Camargue. Not to mention Van Gogh Week, which celebrates the painter's time in the Camargue with exhibitions and art workshops. With its traditions, shows, and ancestral know-how, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer offers an authentic and lively experience with every visit.