La Tour
Saintes Maries de la Mer - Holiday rental - from 403€ €
On a Camarguese farming concern, three gites of character in the main building (others gites : G28 and G29), on the edge of the Étang du Vaccarès. Farmhouse dating from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Bull breeding, property on the areas of Arles and Saintes Maries de la Mer. Cereal farm. Ground floor : Kitchen. Microwave. Washing-machine. Dishwasher. Large dining-room/living room, TV, fireplace (wood : 20€/week). Shower-room/toilet. Upstairs : 1 mezzanine (2 single beds, one in 110 cm), 1 communicating bedroom (2 single beds in 100 cm) in the watchtower. Central heat (80€/week). Baby-bed. Terrace of 20 sq.m. Shared courtyard. Swing set. Parking. Safe. Cleaning on request (40€). Pets allowed with a deposit of 50€ and an additional fee of 15€ per animal per day. Dogs must be kept on lead. Proof of insurance and vaccination must be shown at arrival. You also have to collect the dejections.
- Swimming pool
Information provided by OT Arles
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Phone
- 04 90 85 45 00
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Fax
04 90 85 88 49
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Website
04 90 97 25 95 Mr UTIU gardien qui s'occupe aussi des gîtes en l'absence de Mr GROSSI
Where to stay
La Tour
Saintes Maries de la Mer
On a Camarguese farming concern, three gites of character in the main building (others gites : G28 and G29), on the edge of the Étang du Vaccarès. Farmhouse dating from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Bull breeding, property on the areas of Arles and Saintes Maries de la Mer. Cereal farm.…
Things to do
The Tour du Valat biological station
Arles
The Tour du Valat Biology Station was created in 1954 by Luc Hoffmann. An independent organisation, the Tour du Valat was declared a non-profit foundation in 1976. Its purpose is to promote and contribute directly to the conservation of the Mediterranean wetlands. The central part has been…
Capelière - National Nature Protection Society - Camargue national reserve
Arles
An information centre and a nature observation site in Camargue: reception, library, Camargue natural environment exhibition, a trail of 1.5 km equipped with information boards, four observatories of the marshlands and two observation decks over the Vaccarès reedbed.
