Port Camargue

Saint-Gilles, an ancient Greek port city named Héraclé, experienced a real boom when a canal was dug to link the port of Sète to the Rhône, the most important port in the region until the construction of Aigues-Mortes. The centuries that followed were punctuated by numerous construction projects. One of the most recent major changes was the conversion of the quay into a marina in 1985. A change illustrated by the installation of numerous facilities.

Port Gardian is a pretty port, with a pleasant atmosphere, a bit like the ports of the past. This does not prevent it from having modern and efficient facilities. Originally a fishing port, Port Gardian also welcomes yachtsmen who travel the Mediterranean and seek shelter. Eighty-four berths (out of the three hundred and seventy available) are reserved for passage. Visitors will find many amenities in Port Gardian: free provision of bicycles (1/2 hour maximum), weather forecast each morning, wifi...