Into the wild

The Camargue region is a unique place with its own traditions and culture. Marshlands where bulls and horses are bred and where bird migration-s routes are passing by, a small paradise of happy few who are initiated. There, Olivier, our host, and owner of one of the oldest equestrian stables in the area will wait for us with his Camargue breed horses and will come along with us for a unique ride into the regional park. We will spend our day discovering the extraordinary biodiversity of the Lower Camargue, with its mosaic of environments (reed beds, marshes, ponds…), its characteristic flora, and its emblematic fauna, with plenty of waterfowl including the famous pink flamingo. Exploring this unique and unspoilt nature spot in the best possible way, on horseback.

This little inland sea open on the ocean is known for its exceptional natural heritage & beautiful oyster villages that have remained authentic and untouched over the years. There we will embark on a “Pinasse”, the traditional long and narrow wooden boats, and meet Thierry, our skipper for the day. We’re going to cruise with him around the bay, and admire the iconic “cabane tchanquée’’.

we will meet Edouard and his faithful dog Farah. In an old mansion, Edouard produces black truffles and all the products derived from this noble mushroom. He will explain to us his passion for this very special mushroom and all the nuances of its flavour, and of course, we will have a truffle hunt with Farah and her exceptional sense of smell. We will enjoy our lunch at their estate and discover the many ways to cook this star ingredient in the local cuisine.