The Pont du Gard 3 km away: museum, beaches along the Gardon, canoeing, kayaking...
The picturesque village of Castillon du Gard, one of the most beautiful villages in France (500 m).
Uzés 15 km away (20 minutes) : A duchy, its countryside, its Provençal market, antique dealers.
Avignon 27 km away (20 minutes) : The Papal City with its palace, museums (musée Calvet, Lapidaire...), the famous Avignon bridge, exhibitions of contemporary art, the theatre festival and diverse cultural activities.
Orange 39 km away (30 minutes) : Majestic roman Amphitheatre, the Roman Arc de Triomphe, the Romanesque cathedral, museums, the Wine Road, Provençal markewt on Thursday...
Nîmes 38 km away (30 minutes) : The Roman ruins including the Maison Carrée, the Arena and the temple of Diane, the 18th century Jardins de la Fontaine, museums but also its artistic quarter with contemporary exhibitions, shops...
Arles 42 km away (45 minutes) : Important Roman city with its arena, its amphitheatre, a Romanesque cathedral, museums, the annual photography festival, Provençal markets... Arles is also the point of departure for a visit of the Camargue.
Montpellier 80km away (55 minutes) : A must see, its magnificent 17th to 18th century city center, its 14th century cathedral, its fine arts museum and the old abbey church.
The Mediterranean with its long, sandy beaches: La Grande Motte 75km away (55 minutes), Grau du Roi 78 km away (1hour), Les Saintes Maries de la Mer 96 km away (1H10).
The Camargue :
85,000 hectares in a natural regional park, half of it marshes and sea ponds. Bull and horse breeding, salt marshes, rice paddies, vineyards. The Camargue is also a fabulous natural ornithological park. Go there for safari photos, horseback riding, cycling...
The Luberon :
A natural park of 130,000 hectares in the heart of Provence, the Luberon is full of typical villages like Gordes and Roussillon surrounded by scrub land and pine forests. Old stone dwellings, ochre montains... All together this makes it a region full of color and fascination.
The Alpilles :
To the north of La Crau, the Alpilles is a hilly region where the cultivation of olives is an ancestral tradition. The village of Baux de Provence dominates the magnificent valley, rich in heritage: ruins of the medieval city, Roman ruins (Saint Remy de Provence), monasteries, museums, the windmill of Fontvieille...
The Cévennes :
This 86,000 hectare natural park, situated on the foothills of the Massif Central, is great for excursions and discovering its culture and gastronomy.