Fascinating visit on board a little train. Everything you ever wanted to know about salt - and more. More

TO see all that salt - and the colours - go and visit More

I have visited Aigues Mortes as my first time and during the winter. The streets are very quiet and relaxing to walk while you have time to visit the local stores with no crowds. There are also very good small restaurants where I enjoyed good food and wine. Definetly I recomend this place for the winter More

Lots of action with the bulls entering town surrounded by horses , costume parade, & music, More

We'd heard about the Camargue salt flats—this is where the best fleur de sel in the world comes from. Being fanatic cooks, nothing gets put on our table without a pinch of this magic ingredient. Unlike ordinary table salt, fleur de sel draws flavours out like no other condiment. A tour through the flats is somewhat campy: everyone gets on... More

We took a train tour in the Salins salt production facility and it was really not worth the time. You can see the same sights from the surrounding roads and have even better value visiting Listel's winery just next door. The tour was very unorganized and even though they seem to have control of the ticket sales they managed to... More

The Salins (salt pans) is the vast strip of land between the town of Aigues-Mortes and the Mediterranean. It is where they pump in the water from the Mediterranean sea and let it dry during the long hot summer in the salt pans. At the end of August, what is left in the Salins(salt pans) is course salt. It is... More