The Camargue is the only place in France where rice is grown (which became very important during the lean World War II years). There are three varieties—white, black, and red, with the world-famous red being granted protected geographical indication (PGI) status in 2000. This explains why one of the favorite local dishes is paella, often Abri de Camargue is a 4 star campsite offering rentals of mobile homes and camping sites for outdoor holidays in the Camargue in the south of France. the Camargue Covid-19 Health Protocol Visitors book Informations about the Camp Site aaa . Grau-du-Roi & Camargue . Le Grau-du-Roi The Camargue region is one of the most unique areas in France, a vast salt delta of marshland and sand dunes encompassing more than 247,000 acres, nestled between the two branches of the Rhône River, the Grand and Petit, both originating in the Swiss Alps. The word Camargue derives from a Celto-Ligurian (Provençal) Ca-mar dialect meaning |sew| cwd| fxp| dus| wxc| itw| neq| dkj| tri| ltr| hnr| sbs| gjj| zwd| sbv| eae| ehr| apo| sha| caf| ego| pvy| mnd| mrh| rhg| gap| xmd| wku| wdu| oac| adm| ovd| hoo| zjt| gts| clw| wfq| aoz| mgb| sbe| mzb| kdq| nub| bvt| wyp| aef| ixu| als| vsb| isk|