Take to the footpaths or bridleways, observe the characteristic birds of the Camargue along the way, explore an environment rich in flora and fauna, then return to the bike rental services to continue your exploration.
If you’re planning to cycle through the Camargue and are looking for a stopover that’s well-suited to the needs of itinerant travelers, visit
Located in Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Camping La Brise de Camargue is a convenient base for cyclists touring the Mediterranean coast or the roads of the Camargue Regional Nature Park.
Holder of the Accueil Vélo label, the campsite offers facilities specifically designed for stays on two wheels, in the immediate vicinity of regional cycling routes.
A “Accueil Vélo” accredited establishment in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
The national “Accueil Vélo” label certifies the presence of facilities and services dedicated to cyclists on the move. On site, you’ll benefit from
- The possibility of booking a single night
- An enclosed space for safe bicycle parking
- Charging solutions for electric-assist bicycles
- Breakdown equipment in case of need
- A water point for cleaning the bike
- Accessible laundry facilities
- Up-to-date information on the Camargue trails
- Catering and grocery available
Whether your itinerary follows the Mediterranean or crosses the natural spaces of the Camargue, it’s easy to organize your stopover.
Cycling the Camargue from the campsite
Thanks to its location, La Brise de Camargue is within easy reach of the region’s iconic itineraries:
- Circuits between wild beaches, ponds and wetlands
- Direct link to the center of Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
- Route through the Regional Nature Park
- Gentle slopes suitable for all levels
- Opportunities to see pink flamingos, Camargue horses and bulls
The nearby itineraries are ideal for a discovery outing or a full-day bike ride.
An ideal setting for recuperating after exercise
At the end of your tour, you’ll enjoy an open, soothing environment that’s perfect for relaxing.
- Locations easily accessible to bicycle travellers
- Nearby toilet blocks
- Restaurant service on the campsite
- Groceries for basic needs
- A natural atmosphere between the sea and the Camargue countryside
The reception team can also help you prepare the rest of your itinerary: estimating distances, choosing routes according to your level, providing weather information or locating nearby shops.
A stopover on the Mediterranean coast
Camping La Brise de Camargue is a practical solution for :
- Structuring a Camargue cycling route
- Planning a break on a trip along the Mediterranean
- Alternate days of driving and moments of relaxation
Every season, touring cyclists choose this establishment for its simple organization and immediate access to roads and cycle paths.
Preparing your visit
📍 Camping La Brise de Camargue – Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
🚴 Services adapted to travellers on bicycles
🌿 Natural environment open to the Camargue
📅 Booking recommended during the summer period
Our tours around Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
La digue à la mer – Gacholle lighthouse (26 km)
From the east of Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, take the path along the beaches past the thalassotherapy center.
This leads to the digue à la mer, a strip of land between the Mediterranean and the marshes, on the edge of the Réserve nationale de Camargue.
After around 13 km, you’ll reach the Gacholle lighthouse.
Return by the same route.
⚠️ No refreshments on this route: bring water and provisions.
Le Bac du Sauvage (30 km)
From the west of the village, take the D38 towards Aigues-Mortes.
After around 6 km, the Bac du Sauvage allows you to cross the Petit Rhône and see the river from a different angle.
The route continues through typical Camargue landscapes before returning to Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer via Astouin, Cabanes de Cambon and the Ornithological Park.
Return via the Cacharel road.
Méjanes estate (36 km)
To the east of the village, follow the D38A “route de Cacharel”.
After a few kilometers, a path marked “Le Méjanes” leads you to the Domaine de Méjanes, located on the edge of the Vaccarès National Reserve.
This route passes through a variety of natural areas, allowing you to observe the local flora and fauna.
Return by the same route.
Etang de Vaccarès (70 km)
From east of Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, follow the seawall towards the Gacholle lighthouse.
Continue to the Comtesse parking lot, cross the Salins de Badon and then reach La Capelière, an interpretation center dedicated to Camargue nature.
Continue towards Villeneuve and Méjanes before returning to the village.
La Petite Camargue (20 km)
Heading for Aigues-Mortes, follow the D38, then cross the Petit Rhône on the Bac du Sauvage (free passage every 30 minutes).
After the Pont de Sylvéréal, take the road to Astouin then Cabanes de Cambon before returning to Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer.
This accessible tour takes in traditional landscapes and typical Camargue architecture.