Aigues-Mortes attractions

On this tour, you will head to the Camargue Regional Natural Park, which is located between the two arms of the Rhône delta. A guide will accompany you in a 4x4 and share insights related to the region and its wildlife as you explore the natural surrounding of the park. Your guide will lead you to some of the secret corners, help you discover natural ponds and marshes and also take photos for you. You’ll have the opportunity to spot horses, bulls, birds and many other wildlife species while on the safari. Then, you’ll visit the village of Saintes Maries de la Mer, where you’ll have a 30-minute leisure stop. You can stroll around and discover the scenic village on your own before heading back.

You will be immersed in the heart of a typical Provençal Mas, where passionate producers will pass on their craftsmanship to you. A guide will lead you through the fields so you can see the stages of production of aromatic plants up close. Along the way, you will learn about the plants’ colours, scents and practical roles in the farm’s work. As you move into the distillery, you will discover the secrets of extracting organic essential oils. The plants’ qualities will be explained and shown, and you will watch them transform before your eyes into concentrated oils with multiple powers. The experience is educational and set in the heart of nature, and it is intended to delight the senses of young and old alike.

From the beaches of Grand Travers to Grau-du-Roi, via the wild sands of Espiguette, you will enjoy the simple pleasures and sensations of sailing along the Mediterranean coast. You will board a latest‑generation catamaran and glide past these coastal highlights while taking in open sea views and the shoreline scenery. The vessel offers comfort for a relaxed sea trip, with large benches to sit on, a bar, spacious nets to stretch out on and other onboard amenities. For parents’ peace of mind, the team can also lend windbreakers and life jackets for children. The catamaran is ecological: it is made from 70,000 recycled plastic bottles and features hybridisation, emphasising lightness and respect for local ecosystems.

With this ticket, you'll be able to enter the Arena of Nîmes – an ancient Roman amphitheater dating back to 100 BCE. During your visit, you'll be able to take in the structure's well-preserved facade and oval-shaped interior, where tiered seating allowed audience members to take in unobstructed views of the day's event. Your ticket will also include a complimentary audio guide, which you can use to learn about the theater's history and architectural details as you explore the site.

With this 3.5-hour tour, you will get the opportunity to go on an exploration of Camargue and its native wildlife in a 4x4 safari vehicle from La Grande Motte. You will be accompanied by a knowledgeable guide on this tour and they will guide you along the route. You will be able to discover the scenic landscape, spot wildlife, and learn about the area’s history.

You will explore Sète’s corniche cliffs from a sea‑level perspective in sea‑kayaks. As you move along the coast, the shoreline will change from sheer rock faces to smaller, jagged formations. Expect close-up views of the cliffs and the textured rock beneath the waterline as the kayaks take you past the corniche. Along the way you will see small marine caves carved into the rock and come across hidden beaches tucked into coves. These sheltered spots and rocky outcrops create a varied coastline to explore and photograph. The experience focuses on the natural coastal features of Sète — the cliffs of the corniche, the caves, the rocks and the quiet beaches — all seen from the calm vantage point of a sea‑kayak.

With this ticket, you'll get access to the Pont du Gard, one of the best-preserved Roman aqueducts in Western Europe and the highest in the world. You'll see the museum and cinema to learn more about this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is in a natural setting over the River Gardon.

You will explore the Camargue aboard a 4x4 safari, accompanied by a guide who is passionate about Camargue cultures. The trip focuses on the region’s natural landscapes and the traditional lives shaped by them. As you move through the area, you will encounter the iconic Camargue horses and the local bulls, and observe a variety of birds that inhabit the wetlands. The route will take you past ponds, marshes and rice fields, offering a close look at the habitats that define the region. Along the way, the changing scenery will illustrate how land and wildlife coexist here. Your guide will provide commentary and context throughout, sharing knowledge about Camargue cultures and the connections between people, animals and the environment. The experience combines wildlife viewing with cultural insight, giving you a rounded sense of what makes the Camargue distinctive.

Welcome to Montpellier, a city of a thousand and one legends. You will meet your guide at Jean Jaurès square in the heart of the city and set off on an easy stroll through the historic pedestrian centre. Along the way, the guide-storyteller will bring the streets to life with local legends and tales, linking stories to the buildings and places you pass. The route has no difficult sections, so it suits most walkers. At each stop, you will be invited to vote and choose how the visit continues — which destination you prefer and what kind of story you want to hear. This interactive format puts you at the centre of the experience: your choices shape the route and the narratives you hear. Before booking, feel free to check with the guide whether your chosen slot will be in French or English; as a general rule, morning tours are in English and afternoon tours are in French.

With this ticket, you'll gain entry to Seaquarium Institut Marin, an aquarium in southern France that's home to a wide range of marine life. During your visit, you'll be able to take in underwater habitats and witness some of its residents, which include sharks, seals, sea lions, sea turtles and more than 300 species of tropical fish. You'll also have a chance to learn more about the ocean's biodiversity.

In Sète, a sea kayaking outing will give you a quick, direct way to see both the coast and the town’s harbour. About half of the time you’ll be out on the Mediterranean, paddling over crystal-clear waters and taking in the coastal atmosphere. The other half will be spent navigating the Port of Sète, where the setting and stories are closely tied to the town’s past. As you move through the port area, you’ll learn about its unique history and links to Louis XIV, the Canal du Midi and the Petite Venice Languedocienne. Along the way, you’ll hear about local traditions such as the jousts and see the harbour’s character up close. The experience balances time on open water with time among Sète’s historical waterways and harbour scenes, giving a rounded sense of the town from the sea.

In the Camargue you will explore a part of the region that is not easy to access, with a focus on local horse and bull breeding. You will be taken into wild, open landscapes to see bulls and the famous Camargue horses living in their natural environment. Along the way a passionate guide will give full explanations about the animals and the area so you can learn about their behaviour and the challenges of breeding here. You will take part in a friendly, shared experience in small groups, which will make it easier to hear the guide and ask questions. As you move through the marshes and pastures you will see wildlife and the working side of the region, with clear, informative commentary to help you understand what you are seeing. This experience is aimed at anyone who wants a close, calm encounter with Camargue nature and its horses and bulls.

This guided eco‑tour offers a quiet, carbon‑free way to explore Languedoc Venice from an unusual angle. The experience is silent and respectful of the environment, and gives you the chance to be your own captain. You will embark on the prestigious royal canal at the foot of the jouster statue. From there you’ll sail toward the fishing port to observe the working boats and the fish market, La Criée. Along the way the guide will discuss the birth and history of the city at the foot of the St Louis mole. You will then travel up the royal canal to view the Consular Palace, a building classified as a historic monument and a clear symbol of the commercial activity of the port of Sète.

At the Château de Flaugergues, built at the end of the 17th century, you'll explore one of Montpellier's historic folies — elegant country houses created by the city's parliamentary nobility. Set in the middle of a rural estate, the château sits within magnificent gardens that became the summer homes of Montpellier’s notables in the 18th century. As you move through the site, you'll see the house and grounds that reflect this social and architectural tradition. Passed down for ten generations, the Château de Flaugergues presents an exceptional heritage shaped by an ongoing dialogue between history, people and the surrounding landscape. Along the way you'll learn about the origins of these “houses in the foliage,” the role of a wealthy, educated parliamentary class in shaping the estate, and how the gardens and countryside set the scene for summer life among Montpellier’s elite. The visit offers a clear sense of how the building, its family lineage and the park have evolved together over centuries.

With this ticket, you'll have the opportunity to experience the Musée de la Romanité – an archaeological museum in Nimes home to thousands of ancient finds from when the city was ruled by Romans. After taking in the building's unique exterior covered in tiles to emulate a wrapped toga, you'll be able to visit both permanent and temporary exhibitions. Along with ancient relics, the museum also features a panoramic restaurant, garden and open-air rooftop featuring views of the city.