We chose the ATV Walk with Guide. Everything went well, our Guide Naomie, explained well all the process of making salt, she answered all our questions. We were able to enjoy the magnificent views of the city of Dead Aigues, but also of the bodies of pink water. We could see pink flamingos. To fully enjoy the place, it's best to take a Guide. Be sure to take water in the hot season (1.5 l per person), but we did not suffer the heat

We had rented electric bikes in Port Camargue and we took the free bike ride (30kms) ...an Award of 30 euro per person ..🤨..but we accept to pay if the service goes with .. Not at all! 1 hour to pick up the entrance tickets (automaton broken down since April apparently ) once in the park...apart from the arrow, there is nothing .. no info and the paths are not comfortable .. in fact the Salins want to receive tourists but it is only make money! Very disappointed and for the record this is the first time I write a negative review! I think you should only take the train ride ..and especially not expect a warm welcome...

Guided tour (with audio guide in Italian) on the train that took us along the cart tracks that divide the channels and the evaporation tanks. They were a nice deep pink, but of course the color depends on the time you visit. You also climb the salt mountains (the one destined for the roads, not the food one, of course). The view from the top is beautiful and worth it even for that. They do a little advertising, but not too annoying. There is a break at their shop, where you can also find Camargue rice and other souvenirs.

Visiting a saline was a fascinating experience. The tour takes place on a small train. While the seats could be more comfortable, bringing a cushion will help with the bumpy ride. The highlight of the trip is climbing the Mountain of Salt, offering a breathtaking view of the saline works. There's also a stop at a museum and a shop at the tour's end. I had a great time and learned a lot. Kudos to the driver! A very kind and helpful person.

Very nice walk in the salt flats with friendly views in the distance when climbing camel. We did this several times during our stays in Aigue Morte. Small train or bike, of your choice. Entry for bicycles is however quite expensive.

Small full train today and tomorrow. We made the walk with our 2-year-old daughter. No possibility to take a bike because no baby carrier. It is absolutely not suitable for families when it is easily doable. Staff unpleasant welcome. I asked to pass the stroller with my daughter in order to exit through the gate because she was asleep and to pass the turnstile secure, forced to take her out of the stroller. I was opened but it was absolutely not pleasant. The place is beautiful with views of the ramparts but nice to see again!

The visit to the saltworks itself is not very interesting, certainly we learn a few things about the origin of salt and its harvest but well, it is not very captivating. The tour lasts 1 hour by small train, it can also be done on foot or by electric bike. The Guide (the train driver) knows his subject well and gets carried away in endless descriptions in small committee. In short, it is not worth a visit.!

Beautiful for the landscapes , the driver of the small train " Phillipe " gives you a history , followed by explanation on the elaboration of sea salt , until the boxing . Agricultural site with all the constraints of a a this , it should be explained to some customers ... The Saliniers are "The Farmers of the Sea" as our guide says , and that is true . 13 euros to visit such a site , it is in the average price . Only small downside, prices in shops.

We took the restricted tour of the flower harvest with Luc our Guide. We had a great time which taught us a lot of things. A passionate and super pedagogue former saunier Guide. To do without hesitation. Within reach children 9 years for ours.

Walk made on a Sunday by electric bike without Guide, the green circuit does not include the climb on the salt camel. Beautiful views of the ramparts, on the pink, white salt pans. I recommend this visit Photo lovers to your cameras