Mas Julian, in the heart of the Camargue, is a particularly ideal place for horse riding and equestrian sports enthusiasts, for several reasons:
1. A strong equestrian tradition
- The Camargue, a region world-renowned for its emblematic white horses, the Camargue horses.
- Local traditions such as the Camargue bull race and bullfighting festivals showcase equestrian skills and offer a unique cultural immersion for enthusiasts.
2. Perfect landscapes for horse riding
- The Camargue offers vast and varied natural landscapes: marshes, lagoons, beaches and dunes.
- Horse riding here is exceptional, with marked trails for all levels, allowing you to discover the local flora and fauna.
3. Many equestrian centres and manades (Camargue ranches)
- Saliers and its surroundings have many equestrian centres, stables and manades offering:
- Trail rides in nature, Riding lessons and courses,
- Introduction to Camargue horsemanship and herd management.
4. Equestrian events and shows
- Arles hosts events that delight enthusiasts, such as:
- The Camargue Festival, with demonstrations by riders and gardians (traditional rangers),
- Local festivals and regional horse shows.
5. A cultural immersion centred on the horse
- Visitors can discover the life of gardians (horse and bull breeders) and take part in authentic experiences: training, caring for horses, and sometimes even working with the herds.
- Local markets and museums, such as the Camargue Museum, present the history and importance of the horse in the region.
CAMAGRI : the Camargue Horse Show – 13–14–15 February 2026
Manade visits