Discover the Camargue at your own rhythm, through five themed routes which are accessible for everyone: the cabanes path, Palunette, the ethnobotanical garden, the ecofuté path and the Homme et Nature path. Download the “Mes Marais” app to locate yourself and learn how to identify the local fauna and flora.
- A condensate of Camargue you can discover by yourself
- Multiple paths on stilt, accessible to baby carriages and people with reduced mobility
- Observatories to discover birds in the marsh
- Up to 6km route for the walkers
- In 2022, opening of a new trail
- Dogs aren’t accepted on the visit course
| Duration | 0 Hour |
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| Bring along | Plan an adapted outfit for the season (hat in summer, hot clothes in winter) mosquito repellent, water bottle, sneakers or walking shoes. Do not forget your binoculars and camera. |
| Important information | On arrival, you must present yourself at the reception to check your reservation. |
Further information
The starts of the paths are at the Marches’ reception.
The paths are composed with different themed courses; there is no particular order to visit.
You have to plan around 2 hours for the totality of the routes: 30 to 45 minutes for the cabanes path (700m), 1h30 for Palunette (2.4km) and 30 minutes for the ethnobotanical garden (500m).The cabanes path is entirely composed of stilts and so accessible for people with reduced mobility, wheelchairs and baby carriages. Palunette isn’t entirely accessible but you can still go to the pleureurs observatory. The ethnobotanical garden is accessible about tens of meters on decking.
In 2022, a new path opened: the Homme et Nature path (2km)
