The Camargue and the Alpilles, in the Mediterranean region of southern France, are famous for their culture and biodiversity. 

The Camargue is the largest wetland in France, and the Alpilles are limestone hiles covered by shrub-lands called "garrigue", which are, with olive trees, typical of Provence.  

Together with the nearby Crau, a steppic plain, these three areas form what is known as “The golden triangle of biodiversity”. 

A exceptional place for birding!

You can hire an English speaking guide of the Bureau des Guides Naturalistes, for a private tour throughout the year.

Even if you are alone, or a group, let's organize your birding tour !

Various options are available :

- A tour in Camargue to enjoy the species diversity

- Visit of a specific protected area 

- A crepuscular tour to behold the Eagle Owl in The Alpilles

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We can pick you up from, then drop you off at the train station in Arles.

We can use our minibus (8 seats).

The tariff is a flat rate.

You can have a look in the prices list by clicking on this link (down the page.) : here