Appartement au coeur des rizières

The holiday home has a separate bedroom, a living room, a kitchen and a private bathroom. Measuring 20 m², it can accommodate up to four people. The bedroom has a double bed; the living room has a sofa bed for additional sleeping space. This layout suits a couple, a small family or friends who want to share accommodation while having a separate living area.

The kitchen has the essentials for preparing meals: a hob, fridge, microwave, utensils, electric kettle, toaster and coffee machine. The bathroom has a shower or a bath. A terrace with outdoor furniture extends the living area and overlooks the garden. A high chair is also provided. Bed linen and towels are available for an additional charge.

The kitchen has several appliances and items for preparing meals and dining: a hob, fridge, microwave, utensils, electric kettle, toaster and coffee machine. There is also a dining table and a high chair. The private bathroom has a toilet and a shower or a bath. Cleaning products are provided in the accommodation.

Outside, the terrace furniture lets you sit facing the garden. Parasols and sun loungers complement the outdoor facilities. The garden and sunny terrace extend the indoor living space. Families will also find outdoor play equipment, board games, puzzles, and books, DVDs or music for children. The accommodation has a private entrance and heating. Free private parking is available on site, with no need to reserve in advance.

Salin-de-Giraud occupies part of the Rhône Delta in the southern Camargue. Its landscape combines rice fields, marshes, ponds and extensive salt flats, with open horizons and a local way of life shaped by the activities of the delta. The village is a stop for travellers who prefer natural spaces to urban centres and want to discover a less developed part of the Camargue. A car makes it easier to travel between the hamlets, natural sites and coast.

The surrounding area is ideal for observing marshland landscapes and birds, particularly in the Capelière National Nature Reserve, 10 km away. The Salins Viewpoint, 7.5 km away, overlooks the salt flats. Piemanson Beach, 14 km away, stretches along a long, unspoilt Mediterranean shore. The Palissade estate, 15 km away, has walking trails through a protected natural area. The Arles Amphitheatre, 33 km away, makes for a trip to discover the region’s Roman heritage.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and wildlife watching, while summer draws visitors to the coast and beaches. You can spend the day walking through the marshes, exploring the salt flats or heading to the seaside. Wind and sunshine are factors to plan for in these open spaces; a hat and water are useful on excursions. A visit to Arles adds ancient monuments and the streets of its old town to your stay.