Capital of Petite Camargue

At the gateway to Petite Camargue, Le Grau-du-Roi reveals a world where the Mediterranean Sea meets southern traditions. This iconic destination on the Gard coast charms visitors with its abundant sunshine, lively port, and wide sandy beaches.
Here, life flows to the rhythm of the waves and strolls through picturesque alleyways, colorful markets, and paths lined with saltbush. Water sports enthusiasts will find their happiness in Port Camargue, an iconic spot for sailing and boating enthusiasts.

The beaches of Le Grau-du-Roi, true spaces of freedom, invite you to relax, enjoy water sports, or simply contemplate the sunset. A few miles away, the ponds and marshes of the Camargue offer a fascinating natural spectacle: white horses, bulls, and pink flamingos create a strikingly beautiful setting.

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Charming in all seasons

A true gem of the Petite Camargue, Le Grau-du-Roi charms visitors all year round with its authenticity and Mediterranean lifestyle. In summer, its golden beaches and lively port invite you to relax and enjoy water sports. In winter, the resort regains its calm and reveals a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for seaside strolls and exploring the Camargue landscapes. Whatever the season, Le Grau-du-Roi offers a unique experience, combining light, nature, and southern traditions.

Charming in all seasons

Nearby

 

Le Pont du Gard

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Pont du Gard, a masterpiece of Roman antiquity, is one of the most impressive and best-preserved monuments in the country.
Just over an hour's drive away, the site offers a magnificent setting where history, nature, and relaxation come together. You can admire the famous aqueduct from the footpaths, explore its interactive museum, or cool off in the clear waters of the Gardon River at the foot of the ancient arches.
Whether you're a history buff, a lover of walks, or simply looking for a peaceful spot in the heart of the garrigue, the Pont du Gard promises an unforgettable experience. It's the perfect getaway to add to your stay in Le Grau-du-Roi.

Les Saintes-Maries de la Mer

During your stay in Le Grau-du-Roi, treat yourself to an unforgettable getaway to Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, one of the most iconic villages in the south of France. Famous throughout the world for its Camargue spirit, lively culture, and unique connection to the sea, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer charms all those who dream of authenticity and a change of scenery. Here you can discover the legendary fortified church, attend a traditional festival, or go horseback riding across wild beaches and marshes in the heart of unspoiled nature.
The cradle of legends and traditions, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer embodies the very spirit of the eternal Camargue: proud, vibrant, and free. An unmissable visit, whether for a day trip or a longer stay, that will make you want to come back again and again.


Your Solty hotel in Camargue

Café Miramar Le Grau Du Roi - Petite Camargue

Café Miramar is much more than a café, despite what its name suggests. It is a boutique hotel immersed in Camargue, facing the sea, of course. Along the coastline is a private (or dedicated) beach where you can enjoy a dolce vita break. And just a stone's throw from the beating heart of Le Grau-du-Roi. Experience the hustle and bustle of this fishing port when the boats return from the high seas or contemplate the sailboats in the marinas of Port-Camargue.
Take the time to enjoy the view... Savor freshly caught seafood in our brasserie and watch the sunset over the sea.

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Access

By car

Getting to Le Grau-du-Roi by car couldn't be easier. From Montpellier, it takes around 30 minutes. From Nîmes, the journey takes around 45 minutes via the A9 motorway (exit 26).
The resort has public car parks and parking areas near the beaches and the port, making it easy to get around once you arrive. Traveling by car gives you the freedom and flexibility to explore the Camargue at your own pace.

By train

Le Grau-du-Roi is accessible by train, served by the TER
Occitanie trains directly from Nîmes. Connections are available from Montpellier. It is then easy to continue your journey by local bus, taxi, or rental car, making the train a pleasant and eco-friendly option for enjoying your stay in Le Grau-du-Roi.

 

By plane

Le Grau-du-Roi is easily accessible thanks to several nearby airports.
- Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport is the closest, just a 30-minute drive away. It offers numerous domestic and European connections.
- Nîmes-Garons Airport (about 45 minutes) and Marseille-Provence Airport (about 1.5 hours) also offer convenient connections from France and abroad.
From these airports, you can reach Le Grau-du-Roi by rental car, taxi, or shuttle. Train and bus connections also make it easy to combine your trip to the seaside resort.

On foot/by bike

The Hôtel Café Miramar and the Grau du Roi resort are proud to have been awarded the “Accueil Vélo” label, offering services tailored to cyclists: secure parking, information, and advice for your itineraries.

An ideal way to combine sport, discovery, and the pleasures of nature during your stay with us.

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Major events nearby

The "Graulinades"

This is THE annual festival (in April) celebrating Mediterranean cuisine, where locals, fishermen, and chefs cook seafood dishes in public in a friendly atmosphere on the quayside, facing the sea.

Grau du Roi - April

The pilgrimage of Saintes Maries de la Mer

Every May 24-25, this major religious and cultural festival takes place, during which thousands of gypsies from all over Europe worship Sara la Noire in a procession to the sea, combining prayers, songs, dances, devotions, and ancestral traditions.

Saintes Maries de la Mer - May

The Gard ferias

The Gard ferias are festive celebrations of bullfighting and Occitan/Camargue culture, running from Easter to September and combining bullfighting, encierro, bodegas, brass bands, dancing, bullfighting traditions, and a lively atmosphere in the streets.

Nîmes, Arles, Alès - From Easter to september

The Pont du Gard sound & Light show

Every summer evening, the Pont du Gard sound and light show transforms the monument into a giant screen using video mapping: a poetic visual tale from sunset onwards, for a dreamlike moment to share with family or friends.

Pont du Gard - All summer

The Arles Photography Festival

Every summer, the Arles Photography Festival transforms the city into a mecca for visual arts, with exhibitions, screenings, and performances in unique heritage sites.

Arles - July & August

Saint Louis Festival

The Saint Louis Festival in Aigues-Mortes plunges the city into a medieval atmosphere with historical parades, jousting tournaments, craft markets, street theater, balls, fire shows, and spectacular fireworks to close the weekend dedicated to King Louis XVI.

Aigues-Mortes - End of August

Veni Vici

The "Veni Vici" is an event combining sporting challenge and immersion in heritage: starting from Nîmes or the Pont du Gard, follow the Roman aqueduct on foot, running or walking, through the scrubland, until you reach the medieval town of Uzès.

Nîmes, Pont du Gard, Uzès - November

Truffle Festival

The truffle festival in Uzès in December marks the start of the black truffle season with the opening of the “truffle hut” on the Place aux Herbes, combining markets, tastings, and meetings with truffle farmers.

Uzès - December

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