The Gard Camargue

The Gard Camargue

Guide of the Gard

Guide of the Gard

Located in the south of the Gard department, the Gard Camargue, or Little Camargue, offers nature-lovers pretty landscapes, both wild and peaceful, formed of ponds, reed beds, marshes and fields, where horses, bulls, flamingos and herons abound.

The Scamandre Centre near Vauvert, a protected natural area covering 215 hectares, helps raise environmental awareness with its museum space, discovery trails and educational workshops.

When it comes to gastronomy, Camargue specialities to enjoy include rice, vin des sables wines (from grapes grown in sandy soil), salt and fleur de sel (high-quality sea salt). This region is rich in traditions, especially when it comes to bulls, and is also renowned for its bull farms and Camarge pedigree horses.

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