Gorges of Herault to Camargue

A Long Weekend escape linking limestone gorges, Cévennes foothills, and the open wetlands of southern France.

From carved river valleys and quiet inland ridges to salt-washed horizons and shifting southern light, this journey moves across contrasting terrains at a natural rhythm. Active days unfold on foot, by raft, by bike, and on open water, balanced by local flavours, shared tables, and evenings shaped by landscape rather than pace.

HIGHLIGHTS :

• Hike through sculpted limestone terrain and river-cut corridors, revealing the raw geology that defines the inland landscapes

• Float downstream by raft, slipping between canyon walls and clear waters that open hidden perspectives from the river level

• Roll across quiet foothill routes and layered valleys, where chestnut groves and garrigue textures shape the Cévennes edge

• Traverse wide wetlands by bike or horseback, moving through salt flats, marshes, and expansive southern horizons

• Cruise into evening aboard a vessel, closing the journey with sea air, warm light, shared apéros, and Mediterranean flavours

At a Glance

Start / End
Montpellier or Nimes

Season
Mid-April → Mid-October

🟢

🔵

🟠

Comfort
From €2,950

Signature
From €3,250

ITINERARY

DAY 1 & 2 :

Hike into the limestone amphitheatre of the Cirque de l’Infernet | Wander the stone-lined streets of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert and follow the Hérault through sculpted gorges | Taste local wines shaped by garrigue, ridges, and Mediterranean light | Move through river corridors by raft and on foot, plunging into clear natural pools | Settle into village evenings with pastis, pétanque, and shared tables at the edge of the Cévennes.

DAY 3 & 4

Bike through forested slopes and riverbeds of the Cévenol foothills, passing chestnut groves and limestone outcrops | Discover stone villages such as Sauve, Anduze, Sommières, shaped by craft and daily tradition | Cross into open plains and the medieval walls of Aigues-Mortes, gateway to the Camargue | Explore salt flats and marshlands by bike or horseback, opening onto wide horizons | Sail into evening light on a catamaran, sharing sunset apéros and Mediterranean dinners carried by sea and wind.

What’s Included

• Expert Blue Dune trip hosts for all daily activities and hosted meals
• Daily breakfasts, curated lunches, selected dinners, snacks & beverages
• Luxury boutique accommodations (final hotels confirmed with your dates)
• All multi-adventure activities with equipment and professional guides
• Special visits, tastings, and cultural experiences as outlined in your Trip Doc
• All local transport during the trip — shuttles, ferries, trains, and boat travel
• Park and reserve fees
• Baggage transfers
• Comprehensive Trip Doc with practical information and daily guidance
• All gratuities for hotels, restaurants, guides, and activity partners

What’s Not Included

• International flights and travel to/from trip start or end locations

• Explore meals

• Additional alcoholic beverages and personal purchases

• Personal travel insurance


FAQ

Ready to plan your Occitanie Journey?