Port Napoléon

This delta, dominated by wild nature and the fauna and flora of the Camargue, is a favourite destination for European boaters.

The pleasure of the seaside, the medieval site of Hauture, the Provençal traditions that have built its history between Crau and Camargue.

Between the ponds and the Crau, Istres has an exceptional living environment and is developing an intense cultural and sporting life.

Known as the Venice of Provence, visitors will stroll along the canals, the coastal banks and discover the rich cultural heritage of this city steeped in history.

On a rocky spur overlooking the Etang de Berre, the historic centre has retained its unique authenticity and is a major tourist attraction.

A city of ancient and medieval history. A Provençal city of art whose heart beats to the rhythm of fervent customs and traditions.

The character of this harmonious village is remarkable for its series of 18th century facades.

This jewel in the crown of Provence offers an exceptional panorama of the Alpilles, the Lubéron and the Mont Ventoux, from the top of its charming village perched at an altitude of 118m.

A must-see Provencal stopover, the Château des Baux de Provence is a splendid old medieval fortress camped at 280m on its rocky spur.

All that can be said about Marseille is insufficient because Marseille itself will say it louder. This is the strength of true cities of legends.

Les Saintes-Maries de la Mer is the capital of the Camargue and a major place of pilgrimage for Gypsies, Manouches and Gypsies from all over the world.

The arenas of Nîmes are the best preserved in the Roman world. Today, many events still take place there.