Un Nid en Camargue

Un Nid en Camargue offers three double rooms and a suite, all with garden views and a minibar. The rooms measure 18 or 20 m², while the suite measures 36 m²; each accommodates two people. Two double rooms have a separate shared bathroom, while the other two units have a private bathroom. Each room is equipped with a large double bed.

The facilities vary from room to room. Some have a desk, a fan or an electric kettle; the 20 m² room also has a fireplace. At 36 m², the suite is the most spacious option and has a private bathroom. The rooms are on the upper floors, accessible only by stairs.

Un Nid en Camargue provides free private indoor parking and free Wi-Fi throughout the house. The garden extends the living areas outdoors, with outdoor furniture, a sun terrace, a dining area and barbecue facilities. A picnic area is another feature of the 5,000 m² park.

Practical amenities include an electric kettle, a refrigerator and a minibar in the rooms. The bathrooms are equipped with toiletries, a hairdryer and a shower or bath; some are private and others shared. Continental breakfast is available. Nearby activities include horse riding, cycling, hiking, canoeing and fishing. Family rooms are available, and smoking is not permitted in the rooms. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs.

Salin-de-Giraud is a village in the Camargue, in the Rhône delta, where open landscapes alternate between marshland, salt flats and low-lying land. The salt industry still shapes the character of the area. Life here has a more rural pace than in the coastal towns: visitors come for the wide-open spaces, birds, walks and trips to the sea. Piémanson Beach is a popular destination for its long shoreline and open horizon.

In the village, the Salin-de-Giraud Arenas and Saint-Trophime Church are landmarks to visit on foot. The Salins Viewpoint looks out over the salt flats, while Domaine de la Palissade offers a chance to discover the Camargue’s natural habitats along walking trails and wildlife-watching spots. Salin-de-Giraud ferry terminal is 830 m away. Marseille-Provence Airport is 37 km away; a car makes it easier to get to the beaches and sites scattered across the delta.

The light and wind are part of the experience of this coastal plain. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks and birdwatching; summer brings more heat and larger crowds along the coast. Take water and sun protection for daytime outings. A day out could combine a walk around the village, a stop amid the salt landscapes, and a few hours on the coast. Nature lovers will enjoy taking the time to explore the marshes, where wildlife and colours change with the seasons.