Routes
Each route follows real streets and paths. Distance is measured along the line; time is travel time, without visits.
Roman Arles
A walking loop through central Arles, from the arena to the Alyscamps, in the footsteps of the Roman colony founded in 46 BC.
2.9 km
39 min on footMedieval Aigues-Mortes
Saint Louis’s walled town, from the Tour de Constance to the Place Saint-Louis.
800 m
11 min on footSaintes-Maries, pilgrimage and traditions
In the heart of the village: the church of the Holy Marys, the bullring and the sea, settings of the Gypsy pilgrimage.
800 m
11 min on footThe sea dyke by bike
From Saintes-Maries to the Gacholle lighthouse, on the dyke along the coast of the national reserve, open to walkers and cyclists.
12.7 km
1 h 08 by bikeThe salt road
From Arles to the sea along the right bank of the Grand Rhône: reserve, the industrial village of Salin-de-Giraud, salt works and Piémanson beach.
57.4 km
1 h 36 by carAround the lagoons
From Arles to Saintes-Maries via the Camargue Museum, the Albaron rice farm, the Vaccarès and Pont de Gau.
65.9 km
1 h 28 by carThe Petite Camargue in the Gard
From the Saint-Gilles abbey church to the Espiguette headland, via Gallician, the Tour Carbonnière and Aigues-Mortes.
54.0 km
1 h 05 by car