Holiday rental in Aigues-Mortes

Book one of our holiday rentals and lettings in Aigues-Mortes near the coast and discover a magnificent medieval city located in the heart of France's Camargue region. Historical visits and nature outings are musts for your travel agenda and are sure to delight travellers both young and old. Whether you book a rental on the edge of the marina or in the heart of the city, you can count on us to simplify the booking process. With this in mind, today is the perfect time to pack your bags for your getaway to southern France. You can look forward to a fantastic lineup of amenities at our rental properties such as:

• Pool
• Internet
• Pets allowed
• Balcony/Terrace
• TV
• Air conditioning
• Garden
• Parking
• Washing machine

A stunning location on the southern tip of the Gard

You will find yourself situated at the southern tip of the French Department of Gard when you book our affordable holiday lettings in Aigues-Mortes. The medieval, 13th-century city is positioned at the mouth of the River Rhône and is surrounded by imposing fortifications. Take a stroll along its narrow streets to get a sense that you have travelled back in time. You can also discover the salt marshes that surround the city and serve as home to a rich flora and fauna. Other notable points of interest in the area include the Chapel of the White Penitents and the Church of Notre Dame des Sablons.

How to get to Aigues-Mortes?

Getting to our holiday rentals in Aigues-Mortes is easy. Visitors travelling by car can access the city via the A9. Simply get off the route at exit n°26 or n°29. The area is also serviced by the TER rail service. Those who are flying into Nîmes or Montpellier airports can take advantage of convenient bus connections.

The salt marshes: a family outing

A visit to the salt marshes is a must-have experience while staying in one of our holiday lettings in Aigues-Mortes. You can tour them aboard a tourist train that will allow you to learn more about the topic of salt exploitation while viewing wildlife that includes herons, ragans, egrets and flamingos. A stop at the Salt Museum allows you to discover how the substance is formed. You will also learn about the lives of salt workers. The visit can also be done by way of a mountain bike for a unique experience.

Discover the Camargue by the water

There are a number of boat cruises you can take part in when staying in private holiday lettings in Aigues-Mortes that allow you to discover the wild Camargue, the marshes, the old port, the Vin des Sables vineyards and the Camargue horses. Some boats even make stops to see the local herds of bulls. Our travel experts at Holidu would also like to draw your attention to our selection of holiday lettings in Sete located 53 minutes to the southwest via the D62. The town is famed for its unique canals that have led to its reputation as the Venice of France's Languedoc region. There are a variety of boat tours that will take you along this famed canal system for a unique perspective of the area.

1. Visit the ramparts
2. The Church of Les Sablons
3. Participate in the Saint-Louis celebrations

id="tip-1"1. Visit the ramparts

The city walls of Aigues-Mortes and the Tower of Constance are its most iconic features. They are considered to be a must-see point of interest during any visit to the area. These imposing ramparts date to the 13th century. They form a rectangle that encloses the medieval town at a total length of 1640 metres. From them, you can take in spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea and Mont Ventoux. We would also like to recommend browsing our lineup of holiday rentals in Palavas-les-Flots located 23 minutes to the west via the D62. It is an old fishing village renowned for its casino, access to water sports activities and an impressive selection of restaurants and cafés.

id="tip-2"2. The Church of Les Sablons

A visit to the Church of Les Sablons is another highly recommended excursion when you stay at one of our Gard holiday lettings in Aigues-Mortes. This small, fortified church dates to the 13th century. Its lovely interior is decorated with 31 colourful stained glass windows that were designed by Claude Viallat and crafted by glassmaking master Bernard Dhonneur.

id="tip-3"3. Participate in the Saint-Louis celebrations

Every year in August, the Saint-Louis celebrations take place. It is one of the most recommended travel experiences in Aigues-Mortes. During this renowned event, the medieval city is filled with parades, shows and markets. A must-see for any visitors during this period!