Port Camargue: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Port Camargue has 5,000 berths and kilometres of quays.

Anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment in Port Camargue can focus their accommodation search directly on this location.

Water

Water sports in Port Camargue include sailing, kitesurfing, windsurfing, rowing and kayaking. Latitude 43 is a sailing school based in Port Camargue and offers half-day and evening discovery trips.

La Marinette is a harbour shuttle in Port Camargue offering a guided 40-minute tour of the large marina and its smaller marinas. It departs from Parvis Jean Balladur at the Capitainerie and from Quai Ulysse at Plage Sud.

Plage Sud is located on the marina side of Port Camargue and is considered a popular kitesurfing spot with favourable conditions for water sports all year round.

Culture

The Capitainerie in Port Camargue was built by Jean Balladur in 1973 and selected to receive the patrimoine du XXe siècle label. The Les Camarguaises Sud marina in Port Camargue was built by Joseph Massota in 1972 and was also selected to receive this label.

The Seaquarium has 2,400 m² dedicated to marine life.

Orientation

Some parking spaces at the Port Camargue marina are open to the public. Port Camargue has three shopping centres offering groceries and other useful services such as a launderette, prepared food and souvenir shops.

Cuisine

Rouille à la Graulenne is a dish made with squid, potatoes and aioli. Gardianne de taureau is a regional dish made with bull meat and served with rice from the Camargue. Tellines are small clams mainly prepared with parsley.

Other destinations

Mollégès, Aix-En-Provence, Lambesc, Orgon, Belcodène, La Destrousse, Ventabren and Mimet.

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