La Maisonette Cambon, Charme en Camargue

La Maisonette Cambon offers a 51 m² holiday home for four people, with two bedrooms. One has a large double bed and the other a double bed. This layout suits a family or group of friends, with separate sleeping areas and a shared space to spend time together. The private bathroom has a shower.

The kitchen includes a refrigerator, oven, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. There is a dining table indoors, while the terrace also has an outdoor dining area. The garden view and air conditioning are features of this house. Bed linen and towels are provided. The private entrance gives you direct access to the accommodation, which also has outdoor furniture for enjoying the terrace.

La Maisonette Cambon has a private kitchen with a refrigerator, oven, toaster, electric kettle and coffee machine. There is a dining table for meals indoors, and the terrace overlooking the garden is furnished with outdoor furniture. The private bathroom has a shower and a hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Air conditioning, heating and a private entrance complete the facilities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Private parking is available nearby and may incur an additional charge; the parking area is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Pets are allowed, possibly for an extra charge. The 24-hour reception can provide information about the region. Horse riding is also among the activities offered.

Cabanes Cambon is a hamlet in Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, amid the vast, flat landscapes of the Camargue. Here, lagoons, marshes and pastures alternate with open land where you may spot horses and bulls. The setting is rural and quiet, away from the busy streets of the seaside village. This area suits travellers who want to discover natural spaces and reach the coast while staying in the countryside.

The Pont de Gau Ornithological Park, 4.1 km away, offers the chance to observe marsh birds, including flamingos. The village of Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is about 8 km away; its fortified church and streets tell the story of this place of pilgrimage and Camargue tradition. For a longer outing, Arles and its Roman monuments are 32 km away. You can explore the area’s beaches by car, following the coastline and protected areas. Aigues-Mortes railway station is 15 km away; a car is useful for getting between the hamlets, beaches and natural sites.

The Camargue is well suited to walks, cycling and wildlife watching. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for excursions in the marshes; summer brings hot days and more visitors to the coast. Set aside a day to combine a visit to the ornithological park with a walk around the village, then plan another outing to the beaches or Arles’ heritage sites. The open landscapes and changing light give each route a different character.