Holiday Villas in the Camargue
What is the Camargue known for? The Camargue is the wild Rhone delta in Provence, famous for white horses, black bulls and pink flamingos, with lagoons, rice fields and long wild beaches. The Roman city of Arles is its gateway. South France Holiday Villas has vetted villas with pools in and around it.
The Camargue is Provence's wild side: a vast Rhone delta of lagoons, rice fields and salt flats, roamed by white horses, black bulls and pink flamingos, with long, empty beaches on the Mediterranean. The Roman city of Arles is its gateway. Our Camargue villas are part of the 500+ hand-picked homes we advertise, each vetted for quality. Use the search above, or ask our team for help.
Le Château dans la Camargue offers a rare blend of historic grandeur and modern comfort in the untamed beauty of the Camargue. This magnificent 6-bedroom castle, measuring 400m², invites up to 12 guests to experience the South of France at its most authentic and peaceful. Beautiful natural pool, home cinema...
Chateau au Coeur de la Camargue (AIGM101GN)
Why Rent a Villa in the Camargue?
A villa in and around the Camargue suits guests who want nature, space and wide beaches away from the resorts. Our holiday villas here are mostly mas and country homes with pools near Arles and the delta villages, ideal for birdwatching, riding and long empty beaches. Arles, with its Roman monuments and photography festival, and St Remy and Nimes are all close.
Arles, Flamingos and Wild Beaches
Arles has Roman arenas, Van Gogh associations and a famous photography festival. The delta has flamingos at the Pont de Gau park, white horses and the pilgrimage town of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer; and the beaches run for miles, wide and wild. St Remy and Nimes are close by.
Planning Your Camargue Villa Holiday
The Camargue is a quieter, nature-led base, with country pool villas booking ahead for summer. Tell us your dates and our team will send you a shortlist.
Villas with a private pool | Family-friendly villa collection
| CONTACT US |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is there to do in the Camargue?
A. Birdwatching for flamingos, horse riding, cycling the dykes, and long wild beaches, with Arles for Roman sites and culture.
Q. Where do we see the flamingos?
A. The Parc Ornithologique de Pont de Gau near Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is the easiest place.
Q. Are the beaches good?
A. They are vast and wild rather than resort beaches, ideal if you want space and nature.
Q. Do the villas have pools?
A. Most do, typically mas and country homes with gardens.
Q. How do we get there?
A. Fly to Nimes, Marseille or Montpellier, or take the TGV train to Nimes or Avignon nearby.
| EXPLORE ALL VILLAS |