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Maison du Grand Site de France de la Camargue Gardoise (Aigues-Mortes)

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La Goulue - De Notre Époque

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Ian M

14 contributions

Morning walk

Sep 2017

Able to walk from the town; well laid out, informative and the displays really help understanding of the area.

Written September 29, 2017

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Foodange

Manchester, UK2,555 contributions

A Peaceful Walk

Sep 2018 • Couples

Remarkable that this is free to enter. The people on the information desk are so helpful and the little map very informative. Bring your binoculars for enhanced viewing. It was autumn so beds were dry, no waders. Could see for miles from the wooden watchtower, a great view of the old town walls and towers.

Written October 12, 2018

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Chau98

Norwich, UK73 contributions

Great place for a walk, birds and excellent exhibits

Mar 2018 • Couples

This nature reserve is excellent for a walk for everyone, not just birdwatchers, and gives great views of the walls etc. It's either a reasonable walk or a short drive from the centre of town and easy to park.
On arrival there is a very good visitor centre which upstairs has an excellent display explaining many aspects of Aigues-Mortes history and geography - why it was built, why it silted up, etc. And all the displays are in perfect English as well as French.
Then the walk round the reserve is about a mile - well signposted with more display boards. There are also great viewing platforms and boardwalks which children would love as well as adults and we had plenty of great views of flamingoes.
(For the more serious birdwatchers it's difficult to know how good it is - we were there on a very windy March afternoon, and didn't see much else apart from one avocet. However water levels were quite high and I'd expect more waders normally and the low trees and bushes looked fine for warblers, etc later in the year.
The same organisation runs the reserve at Scamandre not too far away which is excellent. )

Written March 7, 2018

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happy9710

Ariege, France285 contributions

Beautiful, very friendly, very informative

Feb 2017

You can park here. You are greeted by a woman who loves her job and shares with pleasure. She is as accommodating as the site is beautifully cared for. Start with the exhibition to better understand where you will be walking... and return after the walk to better understand the geology of the site. Alone, couples, family - this is a wonderful place to be close to Nature.

Written February 21, 2017

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a_pettersson

Paris, France56 contributions

Perfect intro to Aigues-Mortes

Aug 2019 • Family

If you arrive in the morning, it is strongly advised to do this walk before visiting the medieval city of Aigues-Mortes: you will understand the natural environment of the city (without which you will miss the point of why this city is what it is), have the best light, will not find closed doors because of the lunch time break and will enjoy view on the city walls from the distance, unchanged as it has been for 8 centuries.

If wildlife is boring to you, it's nevertheless a nice peaceful and refreshing 40' walk (assuming you just walk and don't mak your a pause to enjoy the views).

Written August 7, 2019

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Terry D

Castle Cove, Australia2,067 contributions

And it's all free!!

Apr 2019 • Couples

This place is just outside the historic port of Aigues-Mortes. It is free to park & enter. Walking the 1.6km track gives you get a good appreciation of the Camargue. There are also frequent information boards in French & English.

Written April 16, 2019

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Dan C

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Beautiful, easy walk

Apr 2018 • Family

Our family enjoyed this walk very much. We went mainly for the flamingoes, but we saw some other birds and also otters. It’ a pleasant, peaceful site, it wasn’t crowded at all when we visited. The lady at the desk was very friendly, informative and helpful. The park is very well maintained.

Written April 16, 2018

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HClowd

New York City, NY625 contributions

Not a destination, but pretty and relaxing walk.

Mar 2018

If you want a simple nature walk for anyone aged 4-80 this is it. Takes about half hour to an hour. Nice reception area has information on area, wildlife, topography.

Written March 31, 2018

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martyinparis

Paris, France6 contributions

So much more than you think

May 2016 • Solo

This place is the business, a welcome at the reception where they explain everything before your walk,you can even rent binoculars for 3 euro!!

Written May 27, 2016

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