Port Camargue
Unique ville côtière du Gard, le Grau du Roi – Port Camargue, compte parmi les premiers port de plaisance d’Europe.
C’est à la fois un lieu de vie et de vacances avec ses marchés, ses ruelles, ses longues plages de sable fin proches du centre-ville et ses vastes étendues dunaires. Activités sportives ou balades tranquilles, bonnes tables et shopping estival, le Grau-du-Roi – Port-Camargue offre tous les plaisirs rêvés d’un port de pêche au charme préservé jouxtant une verdoyante cité portuaire. »
Custom route
Custom route
Saint-Gilles / Aigues-Mortes
The ViaRhôna route has been set up between Gallician and Aigues-Mortes. On this stage along a greenway, you cross a portion of the Camargue Gardoise (the western, Languedoc side of the Camargue). The flora and fauna are exceptional. You cycle along the former towpaths beside the Canal du Rhône à Sète, crossing through typical marshland to reach the splendid walled port of Aigues-Mortes, set amidst marshes, vineyards and saltpans. Take in these extraordinary landscapes from the top of the Tour Carbonnière, an historic guards’ tower. Two further cycling circuits starting from Gallician enable you to discover more of the surrounding vines, marshes and reedbeds.
Aigues-Mortes / Palavas-les-Flots
This stage marks the end of the whole ViaRhône route, with the Mediterranean and its beaches beckoning, and very easily accessed by bike. First you need to cycle alongside the Canal du Rhône à Sète between Aigues-Mortes and Le Grau-du-Roi. Then you ride alongside the Mediterranean and its beaches, with lively resorts and activities all around. ViaRhôna takes you meandering along the beachfront, between the sea and the salt lagoons behind. Have your swimsuits and towels at the ready!