Boat rental in Camargue

A bit of history… The Rhône to Sète Canal is the logical continuation of the work of Pierre Paul Riquet, creator of the Canal du Midi in the 17th century. Construction spanned several centuries to bring water to what was first called “the Canal of the Ponds.” In 1811, it finally connected to the Rhône at Beaucaire, opening the doors to the European canal network and creating a waterway link between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. And today… Boating tourism in the Camargue is one of the easiest destinations for those who have never cruised before. With no locks, it’s accessible even to beginners. Close to the beaches, it’s ideal for families. With sunshine almost all year round, it delights sun-seekers. As the largest nature reserve in Europe, it’s a paradise for bird lovers (pink flamingos, European bee-eaters). For those curious about culture, it will surprise you with its traditional festivals, votive celebrations, and local events featuring Camargue bulls and horses.