Cruise MS Anne-marie: Santons and Christmas traditions along the canals of Provence In the footsteps of fortresses and authentic villages departing from Aigues-Mortes

Aigues-Mortes, France's medieval walled city, is rich in history. Its imposing ramparts offer a unique walk with panoramic views over the salt marshes and the Camargue. Explore the Tour de Constance and the museum for a trip back in time. The salt marshes around the town are ideal for observing wildlife, including pink flamingos. Local restaurants serve regional specialties, such as gardiane de taureau. Aigues-Mortes is a picturesque and historic stopover.

Aigues-Mortes, France's medieval walled city, is rich in history. Its imposing ramparts offer a unique walk with panoramic views over the salt marshes and the Camargue. Explore the Tour de Constance and the museum for a trip back in time. The salt marshes around the town are ideal for observing wildlife, including pink flamingos. Local restaurants serve regional specialties, such as gardiane de taureau. Aigues-Mortes is a picturesque and historic stopover.

The Canal d'Arles à Bouc, a waterway running through the Camargue, is a picturesque waterway linking the Rhône to the Mediterranean Sea. It's a popular route for yachtsmen wishing to discover Provence from its tranquil waters. The banks of the canal offer breathtaking views of salt marshes, rice fields and diverse wildlife, including pink flamingos. Cruising along the canal, visitors can soak up the serenity of the Provencal countryside and the region's ecological wealth.

The Canal d'Arles à Bouc, a waterway running through the Camargue, is a picturesque waterway linking the Rhône to the Mediterranean Sea. It's a popular route for yachtsmen wishing to discover Provence from its tranquil waters. The banks of the canal offer breathtaking views of salt marshes, rice fields and diverse wildlife, including pink flamingos. Cruising along the canal, visitors can soak up the serenity of the Provencal countryside and the region's ecological wealth.

Tarascon, in the south of France, is rich in history and culture. Visit the Château de Tarascon, an imposing medieval fortress on the banks of the Rhône. Stroll through the ancient streets, discovering stone houses and craft stores. The Souleiado museum presents the history of Provencal textiles. The local gastronomy, with its Mediterranean flavors, is a delight. Try the famous Tarasque, a local dessert. Tarascon's festivals and markets celebrate Provencal culture.

Tarascon, in the south of France, is rich in history and culture. Visit the Château de Tarascon, an imposing medieval fortress on the banks of the Rhône. Stroll through the ancient streets, discovering stone houses and craft stores. The Souleiado museum presents the history of Provencal textiles. The local gastronomy, with its Mediterranean flavors, is a delight. Try the famous Tarasque, a local dessert. Tarascon's festivals and markets celebrate Provencal culture.

Avignon, a city of art and history, is famous for its theater festival and the Palais des Papes, testimony to its past as the capital of Christianity in the Middle Ages. Stroll along the Pont Saint-Bénézet, explore the medieval streets and discover the art museums. Provencal gastronomy, local markets and the nearby Côtes du Rhône vineyards complete the experience of a rich and vibrant heritage.

Avignon, a city of art and history, is famous for its theater festival and the Palais des Papes, testimony to its past as the capital of Christianity in the Middle Ages. Stroll along the Pont Saint-Bénézet, explore the medieval streets and discover the art museums. Provencal gastronomy, local markets and the nearby Côtes du Rhône vineyards complete the experience of a rich and vibrant heritage.