Mas d'Alivon

Le Mas d'Alivon offers double and family rooms, chalets, a bungalow and a family apartment. The double and family rooms measure between 30 and 50 m² and all have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. Depending on the category, the windows overlook the garden, the pool or a quiet street. Family rooms offer several sleeping arrangements, with a sofa bed in some categories; the Family Room with Garden View, for example, has single beds and a large double bed.

The accommodation also differs in its outdoor spaces and facilities. One family room has a balcony and a terrace, while the double rooms have a simpler layout. The chalet-style accommodation adds a kitchen and terrace, with views of the garden or inner courtyard. The family apartment has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a living area, and accommodates up to four people.

Le Mas d'Alivon offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several spaces for enjoying the outdoors. The sun terrace is furnished with outdoor furniture; sun loungers and parasols are available by the pool. Indoors, the shared lounge provides a place to get together, while the games room and board games offer another way to relax. Daily housekeeping is also available.

Breakfast is served as a continental or buffet option. An on-site café and a bar complement the dining options, with wine and champagne available. The rooms have a private bathroom, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer; air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are also among the facilities. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms, and free private indoor parking is available on site. Meeting and reception rooms complete the property's facilities.

Le Paty de la Trinité is in the rural part of the commune of Arles, amid the open landscapes of the Camargue. Here, mas, farmland and expanses of nature create a setting quite different from the lanes and squares of the historic centre. The region attracts travellers interested in birdwatching, cycling routes and the wide-open spaces of the Rhône delta. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages, natural sites and Arles.

The Pont de Gau Ornithological Park has marked trails where you can observe Camargue birds, including flamingos. The Camargue Museum presents the history of the region's landscapes, activities and inhabitants. Château d'Avignon, surrounded by landscaped grounds, offers a chance to discover local heritage. Arles city centre, 20 km away, has a Roman amphitheatre, ancient remains and old streets. Arles railway station is 4 km away. The Ornithological Park is 11 km away and the Camargue Museum is 7.2 km away.

For a day in the Camargue, you can combine a walk in a natural area with a cultural visit, then head to Arles to explore its monuments. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for walking and exploring the surroundings. Summer brings intense heat and more visitors, while the wetlands and observatories offer excellent opportunities to observe wildlife. Bring clothing suited to the sun and wind, which are common in the delta's open landscapes.