The White horses of the Camargue, France, April 2014 Scott Stulberg
The "capital of the Camargue" is a delightful coastal resort renowned for its beaches and folk traditions, in particular its Gipsy Pilgrimage on 24 May each year and various festivals in honour of the region's bulls and horses. If you're planning to eat on your trip, Saintes Maries offers the widest choice of restaurants in the region.
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The Camargue is a region in the south of France renowned for its natural environment, covering an area of approximately 85,000 hectares. Located about 20 kilometers south of the city of Arles, It is an open territory made up of marshes, salt marshes, rice fields, and all kinds of wild flora and fauna, such as bulls, white horses and pink flamingos.
Two Camargue horses loving on each other in the south of France
The Camargue, fertile land for fauna and flora, fertile also for the collective imagination.. The postcard images that come to mind are (fortunately) not clichés: majestic flamingos in mid-flight, white horses thrown at a gallop, guards watching over their herds of bulls, whether they are destined for combat or the Camargue race.. Here men must master nature, to produce rice, salt, wine.
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The Camargue - one of Europe's major wetlands Camargue essential information Location: on the Mediterranean coast Regions: Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur and Languedoc Nearby attractions and other places: Nimes, Arles, Nearest airports to the Camargue: Nîmes, Marseille Provence. Access from Calais: Route via A 26 > Lyon > A7, then via Arles or Nimes.
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Galloping Camargue horses have come to symbolize the wild spirit of the region. Photograph by Jan-Erik Rottinghuis Travel Traveler Take a road trip through this wild, beautiful French delta.
White horses of the Camargue The natural world Scott Stulberg Photography
France Wildlife This Mediterranean coastal town is about 70 miles west of the glitz of Marseille, and a world apart. Camargue is literally a mix of the American Old West, quintessential small-town France, and the Roman Empire.
6 things to do in France’s wild Camargue region
Riding and the Camargue really do go hand in hand. The region boasts incredible scenery, passionate people, food, wine, and so much more, but it was the unique equestrian culture that I found most fascinating. This article about riding Camargue horses in France appeared in the January/February 2022 issue of Horse Illustrated magazine.
White Camargue horses race along France's Rhone River in extremely rare
The Camargue horse is an ancient breed native to the Camargue region of France. These horses are known for their hardiness, stamina, and spirited nature. They are often used for tending Camargue bulls and riding and are also popular among beginners due to their docile nature.
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At an average height of 13 to 14 hands, the Camargue horse falls into the category of a pony. Like the primitive horse, Camargue horses have heavy square heads. Much like the North American Mustang, centuries of natural selection has enabled the Camargue horses to become resilient.
Camargue horse The romantic icon of the waters “horse of the sea”
Saintes-Maries is at the heart of the Camargue, the delta of the Rhône — a strange land of swampy marshes wedged between Montpellier and Marseille along France's southern coast. For the most.
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The Camargue is a protected area with hundreds species of birds, white Camargue horses, black bulls, rice paddies and salt flats. Located on the Mediterranean coast and very close to Arles, the Camargue became a regional park in 1970.
Sunset run Famous White horses of Camargue running through the water
An ancient horse breed, native to the area of France called Camargue, the Camargue Horse belongs to Southern France. Although its origins are somewhat dubious, it is considered among the oldest breeds in the world. They are also known as "horses of the sea".
Camargue Horses Running Through Water, Camargue, France Photograph by
This is bullfighting Camarguais style, a longstanding tradition featuring the small, spirited, crafty bulls that may have originated from horses brought here by Attila the Hun. They roam the Camargue as they please until they're rounded up for bullfight season, late April through September.
Camargue, dove il mare sposa la terra, un parco “super protetto”
The Camargue is a unique and beautiful region of France, located where the Rhone Delta meets the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for its wild horses, flamingos and bulls, as well as its stunning beaches, salt flats and rice paddies. Here are 9 top things to do in the Camargue. 1. The Wild Horses of the Camargue
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The conquest of the northern Camargue began at the end of the 19th century with the appearance of vineyards, followed by forage crops and grains; more recently fruits and vegetables have been cultivated. The great free-roaming herds of cattle and horses the region is known for are still found, especially around the edge of the Vaccarès Lagoon.
Meet The Camargue Horse, One Of The Oldest Breeds In The World
Head south of the historic city of Arles in the South of France, towards the Mediterranean Sea, and you'll come to the beautiful natural park of the Camargue. Flamingos prance and the white horses gallop - all amid wetlands, sky and sea. The Camargue has been a regional park and nature reserve since 1970. People flock to this area in the.