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Anyone who wants to observe waterfowl and has the appropriate binoculars will find what they're looking for. Birdwatching stations have been built in some locations, which are slightly elevated and offer a better overview.

Here we saw flamingos up close. The asphalt is poor, but still rideable on a racing bike. The landscape and the animals are the real goal.

Great outing... watch out for mosquitoes (bring spray or lotion before leaving) From the Gacholle lighthouse, we headed towards Pointe de Beauduc (alone in the world with the flamingos... pure bliss)

Attention, fellow cyclists, because this section is sometimes difficult (or not at all) to ride, but it is a magical moment between ponds, the wild Camargue as one can imagine it.

Built in 1859 to protect the Camargue from marine intrusions. Here the path goes around the Fangassier pond, a breeding ground for pink flamingos. The landscapes are magnificent and wild.

This natural site, between land and sea, is a true haven for nature lovers. Walking along the salt marshes, you can observe exceptional wildlife, including pink flamingos, emblematic of the region. The vast expanses of salt and the white mountains in the background create a setting that is both wild and soothing.

At the beginning of September, the small paths were unfortunately closed, so you have to drive several kilometers on the very, very potholed Digue à la Mer. You need a lot of patience to "drive" there in many zigzags. The small paths look very beautiful, but were unfortunately blocked off by a fence.

Very specific to the Camargue, the world of sansouires and salt marshes